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5 years, 1 month ago
+3 THA means what exactly?
Quote from FenrisAnestor >> It is +3 TAS, +3 TAM, +3 TAD. This is the way Nick explained it when the boosts first came about
Quote from Dan_The_MUT_Man21 >> EA said THA was a stat doesn’t affect gameplay, yet its included as a booster.
Personally, I really don’t know if boosters do anything at all. Feel no difference in gameplay myself. If there is a difference, it’s probably minuscule.
Nick also clarified that the THA on the booster does not correspond to the THA on the back of the card but instead denotes all 3 throwing accuracy stats
Quote from licky_zhoug >> I’d say +3 to TAS, TAM, and TAD
This. Because +1 THA isn’t 1/3 of each
It is +3 TAS, +3 TAM, +3 TAD. This is the way Nick explained it when the boosts first came about
Quote from Dan_The_MUT_Man21 >> EA said THA was a stat doesn’t affect gameplay, yet its included as a booster.
Personally, I really don’t know if boosters do anything at all. Feel no difference in gameplay myself. If there is a difference, it’s probably minuscule.
I feel a difference when I plug in run boosters in lvl. But typically—in OD, Arena, when not taking my lvl drives—I have defensive boosts in. Have no idea if they do anything. It is worth noting that fumblepalooza started right about when boosts came out. Coincidence?
EA has also said that the THA on booster was used to represent a boost for TAS, TAM, and TAD because they couldn't fit all those in one booster.
EA said THA was a stat doesn’t affect gameplay, yet its included as a booster.
Personally, I really don’t know if boosters do anything at all. Feel no difference in gameplay myself. If there is a difference, it’s probably minuscule.
Quote from licky_zhoug >> I’d say +3 to TAS, TAM, and TAD
Yea I would think this makes more sense, especially if we're going by the rest of the boost. But, then again, it is ea so who knows haha.
Concerning the FO booster with +3 THA at level 7. What does this mean exactly?
Is it +1 TAS, +1 TAM, and +1 TAD Or Is it +3 TAD, +3 TAM, +3 TAD
Has it ever been truly answered besides "it's a combo of TAS,TAM,TAD