[dnbrocks]

you wont notice any gains with 600 increase in endo, try a couple of thousand then you will see an increase.

[johnsonhalo76]

(2010.Apr.09 10:32 PM)dnbrocks Wrote:  you wont notice any gains with 600 increase in endo, try a couple of thousand then you will see an increase.

FALSE! i usually upgrade my end 100-400 at a time. when i go by 100s i notice it if i'm really looking. 400s it's .5-.7 increase

[dnbrocks]

(2010.Apr.09 10:50 PM)johnsonhalo76 Wrote:  

(2010.Apr.09 10:32 PM)dnbrocks Wrote:  you wont notice any gains with 600 increase in endo, try a couple of thousand then you will see an increase.

FALSE! i usually upgrade my end 100-400 at a time. when i go by 100s i notice it if i'm really looking. 400s it's .5-.7 increase

i only notice significant differances when i go up in the thousands, i dont really look for increases under 1 dev point though as i beleive it is hard to assess these as there is a certain range that trains move around

[johnsonhalo76]

i spend enough time training to notice when it changes under 1 full point. i know the highest my train range can go then if it's above that i consider it an increase but from the average

[zenith]

No matter how many dev points you add to Endurance, you will see an increased effect in the gym over the long run. Like everyone says, it adds up.

For example, if you are 1 point from a 13 rating you will see better gym trains than if you had 1 point over a 12 rating, even though in both cases you have a 12 endurance.

[Joshiwa]

(2010.Apr.12 11:38 AM)zenith Wrote:  No matter how many dev points you add to Endurance, you will see an increased effect in the gym over the long run. Like everyone says, it adds up.

For example, if you are 1 point from a 13 rating you will see better gym trains than if you had 1 point over a 12 rating, even though in both cases you have a 12 endurance.

Thank you Zen. Thats what I felt Thor was saying ages ago.

[Guest]

(2010.Apr.12 11:43 AM)Joshiwa Wrote:  

(2010.Apr.12 11:38 AM)zenith Wrote:  No matter how many dev points you add to Endurance, you will see an increased effect in the gym over the long run. Like everyone says, it adds up.

For example, if you are 1 point from a 13 rating you will see better gym trains than if you had 1 point over a 12 rating, even though in both cases you have a 12 endurance.

Thank you Zen. Thats what I felt Thor was saying ages ago.

That IS what I have been saying for, hmm 3 years now, I guess I just didn't use the right words... damn frenchies!

[Monk]

Yea but that doesn't clarify battle stats. Does the Endurance code exclude battle stats?

[bconrad56]

(2010.Apr.13 11:53 AM)peteycrack Wrote:  Yea but that doesn't clarify battle stats. Does the Endurance code exclude battle stats?

No, just you.

[zenith]

(2010.Apr.13 11:53 AM)peteycrack Wrote:  Yea but that doesn't clarify battle stats. Does the Endurance code exclude battle stats?

I was merely addressing Endurance compared to gym trains. Battle stats use the rating unless there is a tie for certain "rolls". In that case, the tie-break goes to the player with the most dev points for the stats that are used.