
Originally Posted by
Dekker2
OP: Once a young player's reputation is comparable to your first-team players, then they can't be tutored by them. This is probably more of a problem for you at LLM level, because your first-team just aren't that much better, or more famous than your youth team.
bobo281: Hazard's rep is probably already too good for him to be tutored by anyone. Is he a first-team player already? Usually that's the case: wonderkids who are regualr starters aren't really tutorable - you have to try and get it done when they're 18 or something, before they're too good to listen to older players.
I generally find the tutoring system a little disappointing for this reason. It'd be a lot better if
1. players were far more willing to learn, regardless of their rep. R. Ferdinand was already the league's most expensive defender, but that didn't stop him learning from a legend like L. Blanc. (who, at 34, would have had a lower in-game rep)
2. players tried to imitate players that they respect of their own initiative ( Nani -> Ronaldo; Fletcher -> Keane) : it'd make it far more important to ensure that the high-influence players in your squad were reputable characters, lest they lead impressionable youngsters astray.
3. Coaches could tutor. If you sign a former great a year after retirement, it'd be great if he could take a young player in his position under his wing.
For instance if I were at Utd, I'd like Hernandez to be able to learn from Solskjaer (3.), Owen (1.) and be wary of him picking up a few bad habits from Berbatov, Rooney or Nani (2.)
In-game, he'd refuse to learn from Owen, there'd be no option for him to learn from Solskjaer, and there'd be no chance of his being corrupted.
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