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1 hour ago, Phil Dunphy said:

can two btb work well together? 

Depends. They'll both roam to will need good OTB but ideally you want one of the midfield 3 supporting attacks or arriving in the box. You'll be reliant on your ifs/wingbacks. But this is just my guess

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On 14/03/2019 at 12:47, zlatanera said:

 

From my experience you need a player to be at least accomplished (darker green, the level before natural) in the DC position before he can learn the BBOOD trait. Tries To Play Way Out Of Trouble appears to be mentoring-only, just like in the past I believe it was tutoring-only. I've seen players pick it up - for example Frenkie de Jong got it from Lasse Schöne, which then had me worried he also pick up his negative trait. 

Ahh okay that makes sense thanks. Yeah traits and mentoring is a weird one not sure what the most effective way of passing a desired trait is - especially if there's annoying negative ones 

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Not sure if this has been covered before but does anyone know how the player traits 'tries to play way out of trouble' and 'brings ball out of defense' be learned by a player? On my save I can only teach 'brings ball out...' to my defender but not to my DM for some reason. Cheers

[Player traits - plays way out of trouble + brings ball out of defense]

Hi lads not sure if this has been mentioned or if SI guys could even disclose this but under what conditions can the player traits could 'tries to play way out of trouble' and 'brings ball out of defense' be learned by a player?

If I'm not mistaken, play way out of trouble can't be taught but can be learned via mentoring??? (If so how exactly do you do this?)
And brings ball out can be taught but only to defenders?? (On my save I can teach this to my defender but not to my DM for some reason)

Any response would be much appreciated,
Cheers
@Seb Wassell @herne79