hat is considered high level of agility. under tactics you can make moves on the route but says you need high agility to make it work. I was just wondering what is considered high?
Gonna assume that your question is about this dot; http://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4693560
Several things to say here but let's start with your question about 'Agility'. Also assuming that you're asking about the 'Super Elusive' setting as well. Most agents never use that setting because it takes a LOT of agility to make it SAFE to use. (I would venture a MINIMUM of 95 and most likely a 100 Agility to feel safe to use it.) What I mean by 'Safe' is that that setting can, especially if the agility isn't high enough, cause the dot to do wonky/strange things... like dancing behind the LOS for minutes before trying to go forward... or seeming to just 'jitter in place' without advancing. Also, without high enough vision to make the correct choices (which 'hole' to run through) it can also cause the dot to plow right into a pile of dots and get tackled. A setting of 99 is what many use to avoid strange things from happening. My guess is that GLB had a decent idea about 'Super Elusive' (think Barry Sanders)... but couldn't code it in to where it didn't 'act up' now and then. It's a setting you choose at your own risk. At level 34, your dot likely doesn't have nearly enough agility to use that setting.
Several things to say here but let's start with your question about 'Agility'. Also assuming that you're asking about the 'Super Elusive' setting as well. Most agents never use that setting because it takes a LOT of agility to make it SAFE to use. (I would venture a MINIMUM of 95 and most likely a 100 Agility to feel safe to use it.) What I mean by 'Safe' is that that setting can, especially if the agility isn't high enough, cause the dot to do wonky/strange things... like dancing behind the LOS for minutes before trying to go forward... or seeming to just 'jitter in place' without advancing. Also, without high enough vision to make the correct choices (which 'hole' to run through) it can also cause the dot to plow right into a pile of dots and get tackled. A setting of 99 is what many use to avoid strange things from happening. My guess is that GLB had a decent idea about 'Super Elusive' (think Barry Sanders)... but couldn't code it in to where it didn't 'act up' now and then. It's a setting you choose at your own risk. At level 34, your dot likely doesn't have nearly enough agility to use that setting.
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