[Curahee]

Quote: Originally Posted by bcruise

The way I see it, setting a potential speed lower than actual accomplishes two things. One, it ensures that you can't increase it through training (since he's already over his potential), and two, indicates the floor that his actual speed can fall to (but won't necessarily, you could probably gain some of it back through training). That's of course assuming this screen isn't early build fodder and it won't actually look like that. Just theoretical. I'm looking at it as an anti - potential, if you can understand that.

Thank you for the intelligent non-condescending response.
THAT makes sense!