Is the following still considered accurate?  For tools that impact multiple attributes, is the % increase broken down equally between those attributes?   For instance, if one wants to improve speed, which tool is best to use for the greatest increase per point of practice time?  Does conditioning offer less of a speed increase since it impacts 4 different attributes than agility which impacts 3?  Thanks in advance for any insight! 



Each player has attributes that are important for their position (See recruiting section for details). There are eleven tools for practicing at each position. Each tool will have a different impact on player attributes.

Tool	Improves
Conditioning	Athleticism, Speed, Durability, Stamina
Blocking	Blocking, Technique
Tackling	Tackling, Technique
Pass Routes	Elusiveness, Technique
Hands	Hands, Technique
Strength	Strength, Athleticism, Speed
Agility	Elusiveness, Athleticism, Speed
Kicking	Technique
Punting	Technique
Study Film	Game Instinct, Technique
Passing	Technique

Also, can one improve technique by "cheating" the system?  For instance, placing points in passing, kicking and punting to raise technique?  Or will tech gains in these categories only be seen by the specific position they apply to? 

Posted by samson75 on 11/27/2012 10:54:00 PM (view original):
Also, can one improve technique by "cheating" the system?  For instance, placing points in passing, kicking and punting to raise technique?  Or will tech gains in these categories only be seen by the specific position they apply to? 

Supposedly not. But no one really knows except the guy who does the programming for Wis.

Hmmm more guess work.  Obviously some here must know the answers because they win consistently.  All I know is I don't know the answers because the only thing consistent I am able to do is lose lol.  Hopefully the new engine will have a comprehensive guide! 

 I appreciate the response!  thanks.