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Koningkrush · 07-22-2015, 09:49 PM

For a realistic game, maybe maximum basic move for a human should be 12 yards per (becomes 14 in a sprint) second for 28 mph. Some good training would be able to give an effective basic move of 16 for the longest jump a human can attain.

Maybe an expert jumping skill of 14 should give +1 to basic move and a master jumping skill of 20 should give +2 to basic move for distance.
Or, a certain margin of success would give a bonus. 4 margin of success gives +1, 8 gives +2, and 12 gives +3 with a critical success always being +3?
Basically, I don't see why physical ability should be totally exclusive from training.

07-22-2015, 09:49 PM	#2
Koningkrush Join Date: Dec 2014	Re: Broad jumps compared to world record. For a realistic game, maybe maximum basic move for a human should be 12 yards per (becomes 14 in a sprint) second for 28 mph. Some good training would be able to give an effective basic move of 16 for the longest jump a human can attain. Maybe an expert jumping skill of 14 should give +1 to basic move and a master jumping skill of 20 should give +2 to basic move for distance. Or, a certain margin of success would give a bonus. 4 margin of success gives +1, 8 gives +2, and 12 gives +3 with a critical success always being +3? Basically, I don't see why physical ability should be totally exclusive from training. Last edited by Koningkrush; 07-22-2015 at 09:56 PM.