for the life of me i can't find the build guide for specific builds, like blocking FB vs. rushing Fb, or powerback vs. elusive back. any help?
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FlopTheNuts
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Originally posted by Patch N. Pudge
for the life of me i can't find the build guide for specific builds, like blocking FB vs. rushing Fb, or powerback vs. elusive back. any help?
You, sir, desire the Position Talk forums... http://goallineblitz.com/game/forum_thread_list.pl?forum_id=154
for the life of me i can't find the build guide for specific builds, like blocking FB vs. rushing Fb, or powerback vs. elusive back. any help?
You, sir, desire the Position Talk forums... http://goallineblitz.com/game/forum_thread_list.pl?forum_id=154
Edited by FlopTheNuts on Oct 30, 2010 15:35:49
Edited by FlopTheNuts on Oct 30, 2010 15:35:16
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Edited by TheGmaster23 on Nov 27, 2010 13:20:53
Edited by TheGmaster23 on Nov 27, 2010 13:20:46
Edited by TheGmaster23 on Nov 27, 2010 13:20:26
Justdawg08
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See I don't like this because your basically telling everyone to play the same way..
Just throw your guy together.. have fun...
If your just following a guide, then the person who made the guide is just playing for u
Just throw your guy together.. have fun...
If your just following a guide, then the person who made the guide is just playing for u
Originally posted by Justdawg08
See I don't like this because your basically telling everyone to play the same way..
Just throw your guy together.. have fun...
If your just following a guide, then the person who made the guide is just playing for u
This guide is in no way a "walkthrough" telling you exactly what attributes and how far to invest them. It's not telling everyone to play the same way.
It's just a guide to help someone understand how to somewhat efficiently use their skill points.
See I don't like this because your basically telling everyone to play the same way..
Just throw your guy together.. have fun...
If your just following a guide, then the person who made the guide is just playing for u
This guide is in no way a "walkthrough" telling you exactly what attributes and how far to invest them. It's not telling everyone to play the same way.
It's just a guide to help someone understand how to somewhat efficiently use their skill points.
Edited by Mat McBriar on Mar 23, 2011 21:08:38
Braylon Edwards
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Was there a time where there was just a multi train level to unlock. The way it is now it would cost 60 bt to unlock 4 attributes to multi train and another 20 bt to add +10% to all those totaling 80 BT instead of the 50 you get.
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Originally posted by Braylon Edwards
Was there a time where there was just a multi train level to unlock. The way it is now it would cost 60 bt to unlock 4 attributes to multi train and another 20 bt to add +10% to all those totaling 80 BT instead of the 50 you get.
You only need to unlock 3 attributes. You can put anything you want in the first box without needing to unlock it.
Was there a time where there was just a multi train level to unlock. The way it is now it would cost 60 bt to unlock 4 attributes to multi train and another 20 bt to add +10% to all those totaling 80 BT instead of the 50 you get.
You only need to unlock 3 attributes. You can put anything you want in the first box without needing to unlock it.
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Originally posted by Rage Kinard
TRAINING *Note - this may not be optimal training method, but should be a very efficient method of training that will help produce very good players. It is also based off players created on day 41. If you create on a different date, some changes may be beneficial. If you stick with the guide change day 1 to day of season you created +1
Here's how I look at it
You start off with 10 BT and 8 tp. Training on normal nets you 8 more BT.
There is roughly 16 days between each season so you get another 32 BT if you train on normal for 50 BT.
If you train your first attribute those 20 times, then it is ready to be capped that allows you to unlock multi-train level 3 (4 attributes) and to add the +10% to the first 4 attributes you are going to train.
You can take 1st attribute up while multi-training attributes 2-5.
Then you can multi-train attributes 3-6 giving attribute 6 the 10% bonus for 5.
You can continue to multi-train those 4 until day 1 of season 5.
On day 1 of season 5, you give the 10% bonus to attributes 7 and 8. You can now normal train those 2 attributes until day 1 of season 6.
What do you mean by taking the first attribute "up?" I understand it all expcept for that.
TRAINING *Note - this may not be optimal training method, but should be a very efficient method of training that will help produce very good players. It is also based off players created on day 41. If you create on a different date, some changes may be beneficial. If you stick with the guide change day 1 to day of season you created +1
Here's how I look at it
You start off with 10 BT and 8 tp. Training on normal nets you 8 more BT.
There is roughly 16 days between each season so you get another 32 BT if you train on normal for 50 BT.
If you train your first attribute those 20 times, then it is ready to be capped that allows you to unlock multi-train level 3 (4 attributes) and to add the +10% to the first 4 attributes you are going to train.
You can take 1st attribute up while multi-training attributes 2-5.
Then you can multi-train attributes 3-6 giving attribute 6 the 10% bonus for 5.
You can continue to multi-train those 4 until day 1 of season 5.
On day 1 of season 5, you give the 10% bonus to attributes 7 and 8. You can now normal train those 2 attributes until day 1 of season 6.
What do you mean by taking the first attribute "up?" I understand it all expcept for that.
Edited by Chrgrs17 on Jun 29, 2011 01:07:35
naraic
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Originally posted by Chrgrs17
What do you mean by taking the first attribute "up?" I understand it all expcept for that.
its conventional wisdom that you should spend SP bringing your first attribute up to 80+ while MT the other attributes
What do you mean by taking the first attribute "up?" I understand it all expcept for that.
its conventional wisdom that you should spend SP bringing your first attribute up to 80+ while MT the other attributes
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Pee wee teams do not move up to older leagues. They stay in pee wee no matter what. They may move from copper to silver to gold and vice versa but it will never enter the age advancement to pro/WL
Rookie leagues are part of the advancement system that moves them up the age list seen here http://goallineblitz.com/game/leagues.pl
Both have to start as day 0 players. Competitive teams in peewee often build their players somewhat differently than a rookie team would since they are often not trying to build players to be competitive for the future, but for that season. Not saying they can't but that is the trend as i see it.
Rookie leagues are part of the advancement system that moves them up the age list seen here http://goallineblitz.com/game/leagues.pl
Both have to start as day 0 players. Competitive teams in peewee often build their players somewhat differently than a rookie team would since they are often not trying to build players to be competitive for the future, but for that season. Not saying they can't but that is the trend as i see it.
Dallas Winston
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ok now that goallineblitz has turned into a college level math course its only fitting that a new name is in order..
how about MATH NERD FANTASY FOOTBALL
how about MATH NERD FANTASY FOOTBALL
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