Warrior General Games

Not because it's an exciting position, but because I see a TON of OTs with way too low agility. Soft capped agility at level 45? Seriously?

What do you guys see, especially GMs and owners? Is there a lack of people building OTs that can pass protect on the right side?

What do you think an LOT or ROT should aim for as far as speed, agility, vision, etc?

Originally posted by oban14
What do you think an LOT or ROT should aim for as far as speed, agility, vision, etc?

68 agility is a must. You can be OK with 60 in speed and vision but eventually, they will probably go to 68 also.

Most lv 40+ OTs I see now have 68 agi 48 spd, actually. However, they aren't well built in general.

A well built player should be at ~72 agi, 55+ spd around level 45, but also have their str/blk sum to 180 or higher as well, which is harder to find.

Originally posted by Octowned
Most lv 40+ OTs I see now have 68 agi 48 spd, actually. However, they aren't well built in general.

A well built player should be at ~72 agi, 55+ spd around level 45, but also have their str/blk sum to 180 or higher as well, which is harder to find.

I agree with those base values. My level 43 hits or exceeds all of those base values except speed, and he has played exceptionally well. I made several mistakes while building him, so it shouldn't be that hard to hit those values, provided you focus the build early.

Originally posted by Octowned
Most lv 40+ OTs I see now have 68 agi 48 spd, actually. However, they aren't well built in general.

A well built player should be at ~72 agi, 55+ spd around level 45, but also have their str/blk sum to 180 or higher as well, which is harder to find.

Is that 180 for strength/blocking including equipment?

Originally posted by oban14
Originally posted by Octowned

Most lv 40+ OTs I see now have 68 agi 48 spd, actually. However, they aren't well built in general.

A well built player should be at ~72 agi, 55+ spd around level 45, but also have their str/blk sum to 180 or higher as well, which is harder to find.

Is that 180 for strength/blocking including equipment?

yes. tbh I think a little lower than that is ok, 160 total minimum, 170 is ok, 180 is good and tough to beat. you can make up for a little bit of blocking with some SAs or AEQ.

Basically an OT should cap strength, blocking, and agility asap, and then triple cap them, before working on anything else. Level 40 is too late to wait for any of them. Speed can be capped later, it's not 100% necessary to second cap it imo, but 49 isn't enough at level 55 either.