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apologies from a not so newbie
Forum index >> Center for rookies >> apologies from a not so newbie
 
scottishbronco
Posts: 0
Posted on 2010-12-23 8:23:26
after just getting to grips with the LAST game, now im struggling to learn whats going on.

I understand the whole height thing although why it has no bearing on catching i'll never know.

The BMI think is thown me a little.

Oline man a) 381 Lbs 6'6 with BMI of 44 spd 14 and str 12
Oline man b) 300 Lbs 6'8 with BMI of 33 spd 10 and str 15

If i have player a in the nutritional bt his strength goes up, yes?

basically the higher the BMI the stronger the player?
  
iwillneverforgetthis
Posts: 0
Posted on 2010-12-23 8:26:08
scottishbronco wrote:

after just getting to grips with the LAST game, now im struggling to learn whats going on.

I understand the whole height thing although why it has no bearing on catching i'll never know.

The BMI think is thown me a little.

Oline man a) 381 Lbs 6'6 with BMI of 44 spd 14 and str 12
Oline man b) 300 Lbs 6'8 with BMI of 33 spd 10 and str 15

If i have player a in the nutritional bt his strength goes up, yes?

basically the higher the BMI the stronger the player?



but the weaker speed and agility

therefore

the lower the bmi the higher speed and agility is but lower strentgh is,
  
projectrracing
Posts: 7952
Posted on 2010-12-23 8:32:57
height effects agility so player (a) will/can be more agile due to him being shorter.
  
scottishbronco
Posts: 0
Posted on 2010-12-23 9:51:46
thanks guys, you wouldnt think i actually studied all of this in real life wud ya?!

again many thanks

  
Chidash
Posts: 952
Posted on 2010-12-23 12:51:17
scottishbronco wrote:

If i have player a in the nutritional bt his strength goes up, yes?

basically the higher the BMI the stronger the player?



The higher the BMI, the higher the strength cap. You still have to train strength to reach the cap.
  
 
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