Fred_the_Red

When tutoring players and they come back saying they have benefitted and how they have learned alot.

What is it they suppose to have learnt? What attribute is affected? Also when a player says he hasnt learnt anything or says he didnt get on well with the players what affacts does this have?

Mike235110

Well tutoring players should, if they get on , give the player being tutored preffered moves that the other player has. Hope that makes sense :thup:

IanZG2

I think their personality and preferred moves changes, not sure about the skills

Fred_the_Red

Your kidding?? My youth player has learnt how to wind up opponents.

Fred_the_Red

What do they learn if you select role model and adopting to a players game?

Starr_Man5

Saying that a player would be a good role model will make the youngster learn and/or change their mental attitude (personality) and preferred moves. This is suited to two players whose personalities are similar or at least workable. ie - Model Pro + Fairly Professional (balanced works with most)

Saying they can just "learn" from a player will only teach them preferred moves, which is advisable if the two players in question' personalities are different.

Starr_Man5

*can't remember what the other option is, without going back and checking.

mank!

Does the tutor gain anything? My players are happy/delighted to tutor a youngster, but does it change anything?

Ulisses

I've seen tutors gain influence.
Generally if the tutoring goes well both players will have the other as favorite personnel which in my mind is a plus.

McDoul

It also seems to have an effect on morale, no?