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- Oct 13, 2012
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- Melbourne
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- Don Bradman Cricket 14 - PS3
- Don Bradman Cricket 14 - Xbox 360
- Don Bradman Cricket 14 - Steam PC
Well... that was worth waiting for...
Dumplings digested now. So Ross says you wanted to know what the number on the Helmet was....
It's the Cricketers overall Skill Level
a good bowler with decent batting gets a 2 helmet
And switches from bowler to all rounder right? I've noticed this too.
The idea I imagine is that it is part of the scaling - you can't max out everything - so if someone is great at everything, they are average overall.An average bowler with crap batting gets 3 helmet, a good bowler with decent batting gets a 2 helmet
Principally I wanted to know if a helmet 3 spinner with maxed out off break, bowls a better off break than a skill 5 spinner with an 80% off break??
The answer is quite disappointing, since it confirms what I assumed and makes accurate skills difficult. An accurately skilled Swann (no doosra) can only be a 3
An average bowler with crap batting gets 3 helmet, a good bowler with decent batting gets a 2 helmet
4GB worth DBC14 vids
no 1 hr
@BD whenever Mike actually has time to respond you will be happy with what is explained (well I think so anyway...).
He can probably explain it to MattW tomorrow at length
ps: he was whinging about missing the pie shop near the home pitch... thanks for that.... I said it's probably been replaced by a Starbucks
Does the overall 'helmet' rating really affect it that much? Or is the individual skills/attributes that have the biggest (or only) impact on gameplay?
Is it not all relative? If Broad is 80% bowling and 40% batting then he's classed as an all-rounder (I'm not sure of the thresholds), so he's a 60% overall, which would make sense as it would require 80% on both to make a 4 helmet overall player? Yes, we know Broad is a class player even with 80% bowling and 40% batting, but for the game purposes does it really matter?
Edit: or is it the impact it'll have upon overall team ratings the worry?