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Out of the running
Forum index >> Center for rookies >> Out of the running Goto page : 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
 
pstimpel
Posts: 10622
Posted on 2009-08-26 23:51:04
mrcasado wrote:

pstimpel wrote:

Redbirdgrad wrote:

Seriously, your argument is that a junior high player could outrun an NFL player if the NFL player is having a really bad day? That holds absolutely no weight whatsoever.

I can't find any reasoning that a 5 should ever beat a 15.



The 15 could misuse his feet and struggle...as one example



And he could fall down a hole dug by a mole on the pitch

You all know that could happen

  
TheFreakinStud
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-08-27 9:38:46
Haha. In the NFL, all it takes is one slip of the foot for a CB who is playing tight to get beat by a slower WR. I can easily see a 13 speed guy beating a 15 speed guy given the right circumstances.

But idk where the comparison of a 5 speed and 15 speed player being compatible came from, but if a 5 speed player had a +20% "good day" and the 15 speed player had a -20% "bad day", their speeds still wouldn't be close. The 5 speeder becoming a 6 speed, and the 15 becoming a 12..
  
Serrie
Posts: 3125
Posted on 2009-08-27 10:08:23
IMO a player with speed 20 is not 20 times as fast as a player with speed 1.
I see it more like: a player with speed 1 is speed 81, and a player with speed 20 is speed 100.

So than it is possible for a player with speed 5 to beat a player with speed 15.
  
jespernohr
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-08-27 10:30:38
Serrie wrote:

IMO a player with speed 20 is not 20 times as fast as a player with speed 1.
I see it more like: a player with speed 1 is speed 81, and a player with speed 20 is speed 100.

So than it is possible for a player with speed 5 to beat a player with speed 15.


Especially when you include Consistency into the equation
  
Odball
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-08-27 10:57:24
it doesn't matter it happens and thats a good thing to a degree. as stud states and others the WR could get away with beating the fast CB. bump n go wrong footing or simply the QB put the ball in the perfect catch zone that the CB couldnt deal with. even underdogs have their day sometimes.

i hope underdogs have their day in this game as i hope to steal a title this weekend.
  
Redbirdgrad
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-08-27 18:32:00
Well I guess the root of the question is this:

Is 1 through 20 actually 1 through 20 like it states

OR

Is 1 through 20 actually 81 through 100 like an above poster states.


If it's the second option, then I could see a CB getting beat with wrong footing, etc. like you're staying. But if it's the first, as we're led to believe by the current engine, then no way does a 5 beat a 15 ever.


If we're playing with the 1st option being true under the current format, then an increase from 10 to 11 is a 10% increase in skills and pretty significant.

If we're playing with the 2nd option being true under the current format, then an increase from 90 to 91 (10 to 11) is a 1% increase in skills and is pretty minor.

So... which is it?
  
pstimpel
Posts: 10622
Posted on 2009-08-27 19:49:06
It wouldn't make any sense to do it in the way 1 means nothing and 20 means all. Even my grandma would have a 10

But when I look to the transfer list, there are mostly players with speed/strength above 10, some less are below that. So could be I am wrong and 1 means 1
  
Ro 88
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-08-27 20:33:31
pstimpel wrote:

It wouldn't make any sense to do it in the way 1 means nothing and 20 means all. Even my grandma would have a 10

But when I look to the transfer list, there are mostly players with speed/strength above 10, some less are below that. So could be I am wrong and 1 means 1


In that case you have a fast grandma lol
I think 6 or 7 fits a grandma 10 is on average human being
and 21 is on my level
  
Redbirdgrad
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-08-27 23:20:32
Important game engine question uncovered here though. Why did the developers choose 20 as the top of the attribute range?

Is it directly proportional up and down the scale?

Is 7 compared to 6 the same difference as 17 compared to 16?
  
Crusader86
Posts: 0
Posted on 2009-08-29 1:08:13
I just took a look on my roster the lowest speed is 7 this also counts for the transferlist is for speed 7 the lowest or has anyone seen a player with lower than 7
  
 
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