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There's a dude who claims to have over 85 speed and he's slightly faster, at least from my observations.

At that point It's hard for me to really tell whos fastest, either way both players have some sick speed.

Does he even have any points in return spec, agility, vision, etc?? Doesn't seem like it from the replays, just all speed. :-/

Probably not at that level to get to get to 92 speed.

At lvl 18, he has level up 17 times. So that means he has only gotten 100 SP (17 * 5 + 15).

Let's assume all of his equips went towards speed as well, and he has a full custom, that is a plus 18. And since he has leveled up 17 times, and speed gains .33 every level up, that is 5.67 speed extra to him. So, he's is dealing with a plus 18 on equipment, so his base attribute is 74. With the extra 5.67 from leveling, he really only trained and put SP into speed for it to get to 68.

Let's say for the sake of argument, he put no SP into speed until he got it to 20. So, from there, he might have used 30 SP to get it to 49, 20 more SP to get it to 59,
and about 30 more SP to get it to 68. So, that's about 80 of all his SP, meaning he still had 20 or so to put it wherever he wants.

I dont know if I read your post wrong but did you put in account that you need 2 SP for speed once you hit about 59 speed?? b/c if you has 80 speed that means he spent 40 SP points from 60 speed to 80

I can't release his build but lets just say it's one of a kind.

Originally posted by theone9933
I dont know if I read your post wrong but did you put in account that you need 2 SP for speed once you hit about 59 speed?? b/c if you has 80 speed that means he spent 40 SP points from 60 speed to 80

I think I did. It costs 2 SP to boost a point past 49, and 3 SP to boost a point past 59. If he put all of his equips on speed (4 + 4 + 4 + 6), then his base speed is 74 if his actual speed is 92. Also, I guess it also depends on how early he put all of the speed on him, since the boost from leveling up is most effective when the attribute is already so high.

I don't see how he would get that stat so high without putting at least 75 SP into it.

But he probably also has decent agility and vision, since he has trained it for 2 full seasons, and put some FP in it. They are probably at least 30 each.

Hah, Jerico I did all that same math last night. I might actually build a player along those lines, though I have my own ideas as to what to do when.

Originally posted by Newbs
Originally posted by theone9933

I nominate PRYM TYM for more reasons then hes my player, lol. VERY VERY quick, vision like a CB payton manning, and agility that would make Barry Sanders envious.

Post your picks here.

Please dont be hyping yourself up. Gives our team a bad name.

Agreed. Especially at a position with as minimal impact on GLB as KR.

I think he was just asking who everyone thought was the best KR/PR and he just nominated himself not really bragging as he was asking others to. Idk but my 2 cents for what it's worth(not much i'm sure).

I would disagree in saying that a PR/KR can easily be the X-factor in a game especially when it's a close game that depends on field position.

Originally posted by theREALlebron23
Originally posted by Newbs

Originally posted by theone9933


I nominate PRYM TYM for more reasons then hes my player, lol. VERY VERY quick, vision like a CB payton manning, and agility that would make Barry Sanders envious.

Post your picks here.

Please dont be hyping yourself up. Gives our team a bad name.

Agreed. Especially at a position with as minimal impact on GLB as KR.

If you dont think the KR has an impact on the game...you would be an idiot to think so...Carl "I Race Horses" Lewis was the difference of the Grizzlies not making the Championship game in season 1.

My bad, I forgot the legendary Carl Lewis/Grizz debacle of season 1.

Im going to go out on a limb here and say positions like WR, RB, OL, and QB are more important than a KR.

Well obviously, but I'm just trying to point out that KR/PR are ALWAYS overlooked as being petty. Fact of the matter is, a good/great KR/PR can be a vital backbone to your teams success.

To see how important a KR could be, just look at the Bears in their Super Bowl season 2 years ago.

Think they get there without Devin Hester?