He didn't waste any SP on his build. He put it all into Strength till he hit 70 or something, then started to focus on Agility. The rest of the attribute points you see are ALG's. This is how you are supposed to build. He boosted, which I wouldn't have done, but that is his choice.
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Originally posted by talmon
he made a str pure... He wasted a lot of SP on his build. he will be good for a season or 2 then he will be sht. he messed up his build already so he dominate in the lower leagues. But when everyone gets a few levels higher they will rock him.
How did I waste SPs? You will not find a wasted SP in my build
he made a str pure... He wasted a lot of SP on his build. he will be good for a season or 2 then he will be sht. he messed up his build already so he dominate in the lower leagues. But when everyone gets a few levels higher they will rock him.
How did I waste SPs? You will not find a wasted SP in my build
Chopmankins
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Originally posted by Jlocke6
He didn't waste any SP on his build. He put it all into Strength till he hit 70 or something, then started to focus on Agility. The rest of the attribute points you see are ALG's. This is how you are supposed to build. He boosted, which I wouldn't have done, but that is his choice.
Nope. I've never used an SP for anything besides strength
He didn't waste any SP on his build. He put it all into Strength till he hit 70 or something, then started to focus on Agility. The rest of the attribute points you see are ALG's. This is how you are supposed to build. He boosted, which I wouldn't have done, but that is his choice.
Nope. I've never used an SP for anything besides strength
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Originally posted by Chopmankins
Nope. I've never used an SP for anything besides strength
this is what u messed up on... Come back to me in 2-3 seasons, see who the idiot is... Your player will blow because u made him for the short haul. As you will see the successful OTs will make them a even build to start off... They will boost at the end of the season before playoffs... not in the beginning. At level 25-30 they will be a solid player. u will be stuck trying to catch up with them for the rest of your career. Then you will retire him and make a new pure making the same mistakes, then making a new thread of your OT that could for 3 seasons...
Nope. I've never used an SP for anything besides strength
this is what u messed up on... Come back to me in 2-3 seasons, see who the idiot is... Your player will blow because u made him for the short haul. As you will see the successful OTs will make them a even build to start off... They will boost at the end of the season before playoffs... not in the beginning. At level 25-30 they will be a solid player. u will be stuck trying to catch up with them for the rest of your career. Then you will retire him and make a new pure making the same mistakes, then making a new thread of your OT that could for 3 seasons...
Kirby~Cult~
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Originally posted by talmon
Originally posted by Chopmankins
Nope. I've never used an SP for anything besides strength
this is what u messed up on... Come back to me in 2-3 seasons, see who the idiot is... Your player will blow because u made him for the short haul. As you will see the successful OTs will make them a even build to start off... They will boost at the end of the season before playoffs... not in the beginning. At level 25-30 they will be a solid player. u will be stuck trying to catch up with them for the rest of your career. Then you will retire him and make a new pure making the same mistakes, then making a new thread of your OT that could for 3 seasons...
lol ur ghey
Originally posted by Chopmankins
Nope. I've never used an SP for anything besides strength
this is what u messed up on... Come back to me in 2-3 seasons, see who the idiot is... Your player will blow because u made him for the short haul. As you will see the successful OTs will make them a even build to start off... They will boost at the end of the season before playoffs... not in the beginning. At level 25-30 they will be a solid player. u will be stuck trying to catch up with them for the rest of your career. Then you will retire him and make a new pure making the same mistakes, then making a new thread of your OT that could for 3 seasons...
lol ur ghey
Kirby~Cult~
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Originally posted by talmon
Originally posted by Kirby
lol ur ghey
O_o will your mom not let u say gay?
lol dis is u -->http://memorygate.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/img_1616058.jpg
Originally posted by Kirby
lol ur ghey
O_o will your mom not let u say gay?
lol dis is u -->http://memorygate.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/img_1616058.jpg
talmon
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Originally posted by Kirby
lol dis is u -->http://memorygate.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/img_1616058.jpg
cant view it... safe eyes blocks it, reason is corrupted file or virus... So not gonna view it... and im sorry i attacked your mom
lol dis is u -->http://memorygate.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/img_1616058.jpg
cant view it... safe eyes blocks it, reason is corrupted file or virus... So not gonna view it... and im sorry i attacked your mom
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Originally posted by talmon
this is what u messed up on... Come back to me in 2-3 seasons, see who the idiot is... Your player will blow because u made him for the short haul. As you will see the successful OTs will make them a even build to start off... They will boost at the end of the season before playoffs... not in the beginning. At level 25-30 they will be a solid player. u will be stuck trying to catch up with them for the rest of your career. Then you will retire him and make a new pure making the same mistakes, then making a new thread of your OT that could for 3 seasons...
You have it backwards. If you want to peak at level 25-30, you should be balanced. If you want to peak at level 70+, you should take one attribute high so that you can take advantage of Auto Level Gains. For example, take two players, A and B. A has strength at 50 and it costs 2 SP to upgrade it. Player B has strength at 38 and it costs one SP to upgrade it. Both players level up, and get .5 to strength. Player A receives the equivalent of 1 SP because it costs 2 to upgrade. Player B receives the equivalent of .5 of a SP, because it only costs one to upgrade. Player B will be unable to make up the difference in SP over many levels, and Player A will essentially be worth more SP.
BTW it is impossible to be level 13 when you boost at the beginning of a season.
this is what u messed up on... Come back to me in 2-3 seasons, see who the idiot is... Your player will blow because u made him for the short haul. As you will see the successful OTs will make them a even build to start off... They will boost at the end of the season before playoffs... not in the beginning. At level 25-30 they will be a solid player. u will be stuck trying to catch up with them for the rest of your career. Then you will retire him and make a new pure making the same mistakes, then making a new thread of your OT that could for 3 seasons...
You have it backwards. If you want to peak at level 25-30, you should be balanced. If you want to peak at level 70+, you should take one attribute high so that you can take advantage of Auto Level Gains. For example, take two players, A and B. A has strength at 50 and it costs 2 SP to upgrade it. Player B has strength at 38 and it costs one SP to upgrade it. Both players level up, and get .5 to strength. Player A receives the equivalent of 1 SP because it costs 2 to upgrade. Player B receives the equivalent of .5 of a SP, because it only costs one to upgrade. Player B will be unable to make up the difference in SP over many levels, and Player A will essentially be worth more SP.
BTW it is impossible to be level 13 when you boost at the beginning of a season.
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Originally posted by glint34
You have it backwards. If you want to peak at level 25-30, you should be balanced. If you want to peak at level 70+, you should take one attribute high so that you can take advantage of Auto Level Gains. For example, take two players, A and B. A has strength at 50 and it costs 2 SP to upgrade it. Player B has strength at 38 and it costs one SP to upgrade it. Both players level up, and get .5 to strength. Player A receives the equivalent of 1 SP because it costs 2 to upgrade. Player B receives the equivalent of .5 of a SP, because it only costs one to upgrade. Player B will be unable to make up the difference in SP over many levels, and Player A will essentially be worth more SP.
BTW it is impossible to be level 13 when you boost at the beginning of a season.
... Is it? not if u create him a few days before season 14 boost him then in a week u boost him again... U sir are wrong... And some people will do this, but this guys has all shit players, he has no exp, and will continue to make shitty OTs and post threads...
You have it backwards. If you want to peak at level 25-30, you should be balanced. If you want to peak at level 70+, you should take one attribute high so that you can take advantage of Auto Level Gains. For example, take two players, A and B. A has strength at 50 and it costs 2 SP to upgrade it. Player B has strength at 38 and it costs one SP to upgrade it. Both players level up, and get .5 to strength. Player A receives the equivalent of 1 SP because it costs 2 to upgrade. Player B receives the equivalent of .5 of a SP, because it only costs one to upgrade. Player B will be unable to make up the difference in SP over many levels, and Player A will essentially be worth more SP.
BTW it is impossible to be level 13 when you boost at the beginning of a season.
... Is it? not if u create him a few days before season 14 boost him then in a week u boost him again... U sir are wrong... And some people will do this, but this guys has all shit players, he has no exp, and will continue to make shitty OTs and post threads...
Chopmankins
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Originally posted by talmon
... Is it? not if u create him a few days before season 14 boost him then in a week u boost him again... U sir are wrong... And some people will do this, but this guys has all shit players, he has no exp, and will continue to make shitty OTs and post threads...
If you look at my player creation date, you will see I createdhim on day 41 of last season. I boosted him on day 32 so you, my friend are wrong, not glint.
You should open your builds to the public to pass judgement.
... Is it? not if u create him a few days before season 14 boost him then in a week u boost him again... U sir are wrong... And some people will do this, but this guys has all shit players, he has no exp, and will continue to make shitty OTs and post threads...
If you look at my player creation date, you will see I createdhim on day 41 of last season. I boosted him on day 32 so you, my friend are wrong, not glint.
You should open your builds to the public to pass judgement.
Chopmankins
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If you look on my team, you'll see that there are some level 12 players. They're the ones who boosted on day 1.
talmon
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Originally posted by Chopmankins
If you look at my player creation date, you will see I createdhim on day 41 of last season. I boosted him on day 32 so you, my friend are wrong, not glint.
You should open your builds to the public to pass judgement.
I am not your friend
Originally posted by Chopmankins
If you look on my team, you'll see that there are some level 12 players. They're the ones who boosted on day 1.
You don't own a team, and im sure if u did it would be shit... just sayin
If you look at my player creation date, you will see I createdhim on day 41 of last season. I boosted him on day 32 so you, my friend are wrong, not glint.
You should open your builds to the public to pass judgement.
I am not your friend
Originally posted by Chopmankins
If you look on my team, you'll see that there are some level 12 players. They're the ones who boosted on day 1.
You don't own a team, and im sure if u did it would be shit... just sayin
Edited by talmon on May 12, 2010 12:57:28
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