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Originally posted by Dr. E
Lets see, I think my 2AEQ team was in pro season 38 so count back to a few seasons before they would of been in rookie. We based the whole 2AEQ experiment on Borts chat.

Unless I see the actual quote I'm going to have to agree to disagree.
1 equip point is = to 1 point with SPs
a WR with 150 natural speed no equipment will perform as one with 100 natural speed and +50 from equipment

the only difference is natural will add to the "player value" calculation

I've never heard anyone say it differently.

Originally posted by .spider.
Unless I see the actual quote I'm going to have to agree to disagree.
1 equip point is = to 1 point with SPs
a WR with 150 natural speed no equipment will perform as one with 100 natural speed and +50 from equipment

the only difference is natural will add to the "player value" calculation

I've never heard anyone say it differently.

+1

Originally posted by .spider.
Unless I see the actual quote I'm going to have to agree to disagree.
1 equip point is = to 1 point with SPs
a WR with 150 natural speed no equipment will perform as one with 100 natural speed and +50 from equipment

the only difference is natural will add to the "player value" calculation

I've never heard anyone say it differently.

I recall a script for dot speed. I never used it, but were lots of threads from agents confused by an inconsistent result in regards to attributes and equipment. Although as I said before, there is more to such things than just the obvious, ie. agility and stamina when looking at dot speed. Amounts other wr on the team same time as the one I posted were two with speed low 140, they often left cb in the dust. I of course don’t know the builds of said defenders, but it seems doubtful there were a lot of very slow cbs in pro and wl back at that time of the game.

Originally posted by .spider.
Unless I see the actual quote I'm going to have to agree to disagree.
1 equip point is = to 1 point with SPs
a WR with 150 natural speed no equipment will perform as one with 100 natural speed and +50 from equipment

the only difference is natural will add to the "player value" calculation

I've never heard anyone say it differently.

Let’s look at this from another angle. I’ve a guard Build from the same team and season I’ll paste following the story on why and result. See if this sells you. First go with a passing team I found out, pass blocking archetype suck at run blocking. We were horrible at converting short yards and GL. So on reset, I took advantage of the GL formations own depth chart. Build a full o line of run blockers as STOP. Strength is 101, no equipment. What do you suppose he was facing on the D line back in the games heydays, 140+? Yet these guys were very successful. Now that’s nothing like empirical evidence, but it sure begs the question.
Retired Player (Lv. 79 G)

Ht/Wt: 6'2", 360lbs

Experience, Skill Points, and Cash
Money: $0
Daily Salary: $0
Skill Points: 0
Training Points: 0
Bonus Tokens: 1
Veteran Points: 0
Next Level: 0/1000

Attributes
Physical Attributes
Strength: 101.1
Speed: 147 (+52)
Agility: 88
Jumping: 6
Stamina: 58
Vision: 75.1
Confidence: 58.1

Football Skills
Blocking: 79.1
Catching: 8
Tackling: 51
Throwing: 8
Carrying: 8
Kicking: 8
Punting: 8

Special Abilities
Pass Blocking Abilities
Pass Block: 0
Strong Arm: 0
Shock Block: 0
Foundation: 0
Absorb Pain: 0

Run Blocking Abilities
Run Block: 11
Get Low: 2
Hands: 1
Cut Block: 1
Pancake: 1

Additional Abilities
First Step: 10
Veteran Abilities
Quick: 12
Clutch: 15
Distance Runner: 15
Overpower: 15
Special Teamer: 15

Current Bonuses/Penalties
Agility: +3.17
Make tackle chance: +15%
Hold block chance: +18%

Originally posted by Dr. E
Let’s look at this from another angle. I’ve a guard Build from the same team and season I’ll paste following the story on why and result. See if this sells you. First go with a passing team I found out, pass blocking archetype suck at run blocking. We were horrible at converting short yards and GL. So on reset, I took advantage of the GL formations own depth chart. Build a full o line of run blockers as STOP. Strength is 101, no equipment. What do you suppose he was facing on the D line back in the games heydays, 140+? Yet these guys were very successful. Now that’s nothing like empirical evidence, but it sure begs the question.
Retired Player (Lv. 79 G)

Ht/Wt: 6'2", 360lbs

Experience, Skill Points, and Cash
Money: $0
Daily Salary: $0
Skill Points: 0
Training Points: 0
Bonus Tokens: 1
Veteran Points: 0
Next Level: 0/1000

Attributes
Physical Attributes
Strength: 101.1
Speed: 147 (+52)
Agility: 88
Jumping: 6
Stamina: 58
Vision: 75.1
Confidence: 58.1

Football Skills
Blocking: 79.1
Catching: 8
Tackling: 51
Throwing: 8
Carrying: 8
Kicking: 8
Punting: 8

Special Abilities
Pass Blocking Abilities
Pass Block: 0
Strong Arm: 0
Shock Block: 0
Foundation: 0
Absorb Pain: 0

Run Blocking Abilities
Run Block: 11
Get Low: 2
Hands: 1
Cut Block: 1
Pancake: 1

Additional Abilities
First Step: 10
Veteran Abilities
Quick: 12
Clutch: 15
Distance Runner: 15
Overpower: 15
Special Teamer: 15

Current Bonuses/Penalties
Agility: +3.17
Make tackle chance: +15%
Hold block chance: +18%


i dont see a single trophy from your team in reg pro + league. what is very successful to you?

Originally posted by ProfessionalKop
i dont see a single trophy from your team in reg pro + league. what is very successful to you?

Season 40-42 are the only potential Pro+ leagues available for this dot.

I wonder what Guppy would think of this dot as a ST dot

His G is very different to what my G's were at that time. Mine where pulling and it was fun to look back on those plays

Originally posted by Dr. E
I recall a script for dot speed. I never used it, but were lots of threads from agents confused by an inconsistent result in regards to attributes and equipment. Although as I said before, there is more to such things than just the obvious, ie. agility and stamina when looking at dot speed. Amounts other wr on the team same time as the one I posted were two with speed low 140, they often left cb in the dust. I of course don’t know the builds of said defenders, but it seems doubtful there were a lot of very slow cbs in pro and wl back at that time of the game.

Ah yes, the speed script....

Yes there were agents saying how come my 160 speed WR is getting blown out by this 150 speed WR, but they failed to mention they had 73 agility LOL

Originally posted by Sonic
Season 40-42 are the only potential Pro+ leagues available for this dot.

I wonder what Guppy would think of this dot as a ST dot

His G is very different to what my G's were at that time. Mine where pulling and it was fun to look back on those plays

Season 30 through 41 I think was his span. It of course played all special teams and GL formation to block for the power back.

Originally posted by ProfessionalKop
i dont see a single trophy from your team in reg pro + league. what is very successful to you?

Success for the dot in my opinion was a first down or TD if that was the situation. For the team, a huge upgrade in success rate in short yard situations. It was also part of very good special teams, didn’t hurt Zerotolerance built some awesome returners.

who want this phatty http://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4725041