Warrior General Games

Hello everyone, I use to play GLB when it first came out and quit, and now I came back in the middle of last season so I'm still somewhat trying to relearn how to play again.

I started off making a WR and I think I've been selecting the right stats to lvl up and such http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/90747 I don't get many plays for some reason and I think its because I drop the ball way to much. Any suggestions on how to fix this or better yet, to greatly improve my character build? What mistakes I've made in picking stats and such. So that next time I make another character, I know what to do better and faster to become a better WR.

Oh and just to prove that I AM a vet from way back when http://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/home.pl?retired=1 lol

Closed build is closed

You're on a CPU team, so you don't have control over how many plays you get. Without seeing the build, more Conditioning will allow you to stay in the game longer.

How do I set it so you can see the build?

Originally posted by Ghaleon
How do I set it so you can see the build?

player profile --> settings (gear-wheel symbol, left of the "Play a Pickup Game Now"-button) --> Attribute Sharing --> Save Changes (bottom right)

There, now you should be able to see them. Any suggestions?

Originally posted by Ghaleon
I started off making a WR and I think I've been selecting the right stats to lvl up and such http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/90747 I don't get many plays for some reason and I think its because I drop the ball way to much.
I would cap receiving hands and CIT first, before touching anything else. Rec consistency helps you as well. I would also think about raising conditioning quite a bit. And I wouldnt keep spreading my signature abilities. Save your APs and raise one ability (catch in stride or prime time to silver and later to gold, I personally would pick catch in stride).

Just a little thought about your traits you choose when you created your WR. I wouldnt pick soft hands and slot receiver for the same player. Slot receiver gives you a boost to CIT and rec grip (cheaper/higher caps), while soft hands has a penalty to CIT and rec grip (more expensive/lower caps). I would always pick a type of player (speed WR, possesion) and try to go all-in on that type. You have relatively low caps for catching and physical skills.