Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Jampy2.0
Maybe

I see spam downvoter is on the loose.

Nice to know one idiotic agents karma won't mean anything pretty soon.

You talk like an angry insecure 15 year old in a rebellion phase...you honestly don't expect people to downvote whatever you post?

You could suggest making flex free and people would downvote it. Get real with yourself.

WR carry grip to 30, not too hard.
Newer generations will be built better as they figure out which attributes to take up and down to maximize what they want, along with deciding on what traits to choose. You'll have more and more CB's that are less one dimensional while still being able to stay decenly close in coverage.

If your WR's are fumbling, take carrying grip to 30, don't sit around waiting for the game to offer you a solution, adapt. If 30 is not enough, take it to 40, and so on until the fumbling stops. This game and opposing teams will rarely ever solve your problems for you, it's up to you to adapt to the changing needs of your team.

Corrupt Politicians in Sophomore are 100% pass. I have noticed a few more fumbles as well but it hasn't been drastic.

We have two WRs with carrying grip at 30 and only 1 has fumbled this year, one time. My SS WR has carrying grip below 20 and he has fumbled 4 times compared to zero fumbles in rookie (he has caught a lot more balls this season though). The rest of our WRs have carrying grip in the mid 20s and they have combined for just 4 fumbles on the season.


So it could be the large volume of passes my WR is getting, or carrying grip does play a pretty big role on WRs hanging on to the ball.

Originally posted by kirincnj
Get real with yourself.

i dont care. im glad these ppl are downvoting, because now their karma means less.

as Dub J once said, "smite yourself into oblivion".

Originally posted by MileHighShoes
don't sit around waiting for the game to offer you a solution, adapt.

This isn't S1. I know CBs with just tackle tech shouldn't be forcing all these fumbles and KLs on my WRs.

But I've raised receiving grip and guess wat, the fumbles went away and my QB has completed like 10% more of his passes than normal (KL)

This thread is me guessing that the line between KL and fumble is broken, because receiving grip shouldn't be causing fumbles if its true to its definition and my assumption of the impact of the attribute.

Rec Grip for KL
Carry Grip for fumbles

Not rocket science.