-The Three-Handed Man(Rot): 2% to re-roll on interception failures. increases by 2% each level.
The math for this is not prety. It's just like Long Reach, except it is worse because the base int % is so low atm. Say we have a 10% of intercepting a pass atm, with this VA maxed, we get:
P(make int) = (10 % making 1st int roll) + (90% failing 1st int roll)*(30% VA firing)*(10% making 2nd int roll) = 12.7% ==> waste of 15 VAs
Suggestion: Raise it to 5 % to re-roll
-Read the QB's Eyes (Mavfatha): +1% (per level) to "see" where the QB will throw the ball and get in position to knock it down or intercept it
We need to define "in position". I've seen CBs overjumping passes, fail a PD/int roll, and give up a big play underneath. The player was "in position"(the ball went throught the dot) to make a play on the ball, but is too far to tackle the WR if he fails to make a play. So yeah, where exactly does Bort consider as "in position"? Also, this doesn't boost to the PD or the int rolls, and only does "partly" what speed/agility/vision does. I think 1% bonus might be too low.
The math for this is not prety. It's just like Long Reach, except it is worse because the base int % is so low atm. Say we have a 10% of intercepting a pass atm, with this VA maxed, we get:
P(make int) = (10 % making 1st int roll) + (90% failing 1st int roll)*(30% VA firing)*(10% making 2nd int roll) = 12.7% ==> waste of 15 VAs
Suggestion: Raise it to 5 % to re-roll
-Read the QB's Eyes (Mavfatha): +1% (per level) to "see" where the QB will throw the ball and get in position to knock it down or intercept it
We need to define "in position". I've seen CBs overjumping passes, fail a PD/int roll, and give up a big play underneath. The player was "in position"(the ball went throught the dot) to make a play on the ball, but is too far to tackle the WR if he fails to make a play. So yeah, where exactly does Bort consider as "in position"? Also, this doesn't boost to the PD or the int rolls, and only does "partly" what speed/agility/vision does. I think 1% bonus might be too low.
Edited by Iron Maiden on Sep 6, 2009 06:36:04






























