Hmmm, I'm not sure I agree completely. If you consider "pancake" a skill that'd be it. Blocking is good and cheap to get to 68. I'd never put equip on it though. Some people think you need 60 confidence, which I disagree. I have 49 and line general works well. And the C rarely has issues with confidence with line general.
Originally posted by Octowned Hmmm, I'm not sure I agree completely. If you consider "pancake" a skill that'd be it. Blocking is good and cheap to get to 68. I'd never put equip on it though. Some people think you need 60 confidence, which I disagree. I have 49 and line general works well. And the C rarely has issues with confidence with line general.
Just curious . . . how do you know line general works well? Did you do a comparison in a friendly with EQ on and off?
Regarding vision . . . If GLB were true to life -- HA HA HA! Um, sorry for that outburst . . . If GLB were true to life, vision (i.e., overall game knowledge) would be tied to line general.
Originally posted by Darren McFadden definitely agree with confidence. No defensive player should ever take it over the soft cap, nor does it need to be capped before level 50 or so.
LOL! A nice dose of confidence can make your dot do some sick stuff. For those of us that know what it does, we loves it.
it's my theory that confidence helps any play reduce the variance in any skill roll they have. So, it would help them hold blocks, push back defenders, not get swum, stunned or beat, help them pancake, etc.
Originally posted by PackMan97 it's my theory that confidence helps any play reduce the variance in any skill roll they have. So, it would help them hold blocks, push back defenders, not get swum, stunned or beat, help them pancake, etc.
Nice theory, if this is true, very yummy. Do you believe it also reduces positive variance, or only low variance?
I'd say, on about every snap you'll get your blocks shed a couple of times (usually the blocker engages again if he isn't stunned or reverse pancaked). Now if each and every time he's loosing a tiny bit of in-game morale...
Originally posted by Octowned Originally posted by PackMan97
it's my theory that confidence helps any play reduce the variance in any skill roll they have. So, it would help them hold blocks, push back defenders, not get swum, stunned or beat, help them pancake, etc.
Nice theory, if this is true, very yummy. Do you believe it also reduces positive variance, or only low variance?
I think it raises the low variance, does nothing for/to the top end.