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發表於 2005-11-21 14:32:06
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Height and weight can be viewed in either manner, they can be used as 'guages' to discover things about your players potentially ..
For instance if your player gains a LOT of weight in the off-season then it'll be a warning sign that he isn't a particularly professional player, jumping is 'linked' to height in the game - hence if you have a very short young DC in your squad then unless he gains at least an average height during the ages when he's likely to grow you can probably dismiss his chances of ever becoming a 'great' central defender etc. ...
(so no they're not cosmetic, but they're not 'attributes' either really)
Hope this helps,
Marc
Height is linked to jumping - thus a 5'4'' tall player will never get a 20 jumping.
But it isn't a straight translation (ie. not all 20 jumping players will be 6'6'' tall).
Height is thus NOT used as a modifier for jumping, this is simply because doing that would reduce things to maths exercises in your head where the answer would be impossible to know (ie. exactly HOW many inches does jumping 20 mean someone can jump? ). |
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