WWE 2K14 Attributes Thread

[Steven547]

Quote: Originally Posted by Hyperballer21

Have you noticed anything w/ the speed attribute? I did a cpu vs cpu match with Retro Flair vs Bret Hart with both their speeds at 1 and I got a really well paced match. I'm not sure if I am just seeing what I want to see though, lol.

Not with the speed, but with the Durability. I decided to put Santino at 10 OVR and test if the attributes really worked this year. With a durability of 1, he could hardly run, which was a good thing.

[Runne130]

hey I have a spreadsheet of all the new overalls and rating I don't know how to upload it though, I make one every year so I can compare the guys

[Steven547]

Quote: Originally Posted by Runne130

hey I have a spreadsheet of all the new overalls and rating I don't know how to upload it though, I make one every year so I can compare the guys

Hey...can you email me that list? I'll PM you my email.

Thanks!

UPDATE:

This is what I've found so far:

Speed: Seems to only affect walking.
Comparing Santino (SPD =1) to Ryder (SPD=75)
Ryder walked faster, but not by much.
When testing the running, they both ran to the ropes and back in 3.61 seconds.
I also think this SPD attribute to be related to the wrestlers MOVES, but not certain.

Adrenaline:
Can also affect SPD. Santino was given a 75 for ADR. He was able to run twice back and forth before becoming “exhausted”. His meter at 75, seemed to be ¼ full.
At 85, he was able to run about 3-4 “laps”.

[cedwebb]

I'm a big cpu v cpu guy and I spent a lot of time adjusting attributes last year to get the game to play out nicely. I was able to do that minus some really annoying things that were just not gonna go away.

Good news is this year the game is playing beautifully on cpu v cpu. I have made some adjustments to individual attributes and what I have so far is making this game play lights out for me. Below I have listed what I have done to each individual (not done with all yet).

It's a basic formula so that you can adjust each wrestler in the same manner while keeping all attributes relative to the initial set up. The attributes listed below are the ones I have adjusted, the rest I left alone.

Take the total number allowed for the attribute, divide in half. Then subtract the difference between the max and actual attribute from the number divided in half. ( sorry, best way to describe that mess)

Striking power
Grapple power
Speed
Adrenaline
Recovery

Example: Hollywood hogan
Strike power- 90/2 = 45 , his attribute was 90 out of 90 so there is no difference therefore his strike power is 45.

Grapple power - 90/2 = 45 , his attribute is a 80 out of 90 possible. Difference is 10, so take 10 from the 45. His grapple power is 35.

Do this for the attributes listed above and that's it. Getting great cpu v cpu matches with good pace and endings.

[Steven547]

Quote: Originally Posted by cedwebb

I'm a big cpu v cpu guy and I spent a lot of time adjusting attributes last year to get the game to play out nicely. I was able to do that minus some really annoying things that were just not gonna go away. Good news is this year the game is playing beautifully on cpu v cpu. I have made some adjustments to individual attributes and what I have so far is making this game play lights out for me. Below I have listed what I have done to each individual (not done with all yet). It's a basic formula so that you can adjust each wrestler in the same manner while keeping all attributes relative to the initial set up. The attributes listed below are the ones I have adjusted, the rest I left alone. Take the total number allowed for the attribute, divide in half. Then subtract the difference between the max and actual attribute from the number divided in half. ( sorry, best way to describe that mess) Striking power Grapple power Speed Adrenaline Recovery Example: Hollywood hogan Strike power- 90/2 = 45 , his attribute was 90 out of 90 so there is no difference therefore his strike power is 45. Grapple power - 90/2 = 45 , his attribute is a 80 out of 90 possible. Difference is 10, so take 10 from the 45. His grapple power is 35. Do this for the attributes listed above and that's it. Getting great cpu v cpu matches with good pace and endings.

Complicated! haha Question is, are the "correct" wrestler winning? I don't want to see a wrestler like Santino beat the Undertaker, etc... I had to make drastic changes last year to make this not happen because 1/2 the attributes didn't work. This year, seems they have more affect.

[cedwebb]

Quote: Originally Posted by Steven547

Complicated! haha Question is, are the "correct" wrestler winning? I don't want to see a wrestler like Santino beat the Undertaker, etc... I had to make drastic changes last year to make this not happen because 1/2 the attributes didn't work. This year, seems they have more affect.

Lol, yeah so far so good. I am still watching matches as I change people.

[Steven547]

Are you keeping this in an excel file?

[cedwebb]

Quote: Originally Posted by Steven547

Are you keeping this in an excel file?

No, haven't messed with that

Just watched Andre beat Hogan (80s) with a splash at about 9 1/2 min. Heenan was getting involved so hogan had a lot to overcome. Good match though.