Do regens reflect their footballing nation?

Eg. English players tend to be more strength, stamnia and pace orientated.

Spanish, dribbling etc.

Sorry cant help, but Spanish dribbling just made me giggle!

Giggle seems more suitable for 12 year old girls tbh.

And no Galactus, haven't seen anything like that. Not that I agree with your associations with the footballing nations in the first place.

Giggle seems more suitable for 12 year old girls tbh.

And no Galactus, haven't seen anything like that. Not that I agree with your associations with the footballing nations in the first place.

They were merely examples.

Giggle seems more suitable for 12 year old girls tbh.

And no Galactus, haven't seen anything like that. Not that I agree with your associations with the footballing nations in the first place.

Sorry, i will try and restrain myself in future! It must be cold up there on your pedestal? Taking the mickey out of someones regional diolect! How low!

Sorry, i will try and restrain myself in future! It must be cold up there on your pedestal? Taking the mickey out of someones regional diolect! How low!

Don't worry he's most likely a nobody in the real world.

Looking at his post count the net appears to provide much solace from existence to him.

utterly baffling how people will argue over absolutely anything.

From my (limited) experience of FM09, good european regens do tend to have a high technique stat than good british regens.

The only things I think think that would influence this:

- Clubs often have certain playing-styles defined in the database. I'm not sure what effect this has, since I would think the preferences of the manager should be prevalent. However, if certain styles of play are actually favoured, and would reflect on the training and therefore also on the attributes.

- If you play in a country where is rains all the time, for instance, technical players would have a harder time to shine, while psyisical players would be more likely to. Likewise, weather conditions can influence other parts of play.

- For the first few generations, the original players in the game will be there to teach certain skills to the new players. So, if Spain has many players with good dribbling, there will be more of those to teach the next generation.

Good point ^^.

I doubt the weather conditions will be built in, and tutoring only affects PPMs IIRC, which don't affect how well something is done, just how it is done.

the games gone downhill. they used to be on ball with this kinda stuff.

gone are the days. suppose everything has its lifespan...

If yes, Turkish: always scores in the injury time

A couple versions ago I noticed that Brazilian regens were very technical compared to their European and British counterparts, even if overall some lacked the physical skills to make it.

I've noticed this too - English regens tend to be physically better, south americans tend to be technically better, good luck finding a target man in China or Japan, etc.

While managing in Argentina back in FM07 I noticed that my players were a lot more volatile than when I was managing in Europe. In the end I stopped bothering to ask my senior players to tutor my juniors because they'd invariably end up hating each other. And it seemed like half of them had their personality listed as 'temperamental'.