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Motivating player

By zachamp - 21-07-2023 16:16

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Hello, It is there an hidden attribute as moral or motivation or commitment? If yes... then exist also and some (secret) ways or recipts to improve player's motivation, moral or commitment? Maybe put him on reserve for few matches will change his motivation? Put him on transfer list? Buy him some fancy shoes, go to barber and take a nice haircut, put some nice tattos help!? He will start to play more motivated? Any ideea?Hello,
It is there an hidden attribute as moral or motivation or commitment?

If yes... then exist also and some (secret) ways or recipts to improve player's motivation, moral or commitment?
Maybe put him on reserve for few matches will change his motivation?
Put him on transfer list?
Buy him some fancy shoes, go to barber and take a nice haircut, put some nice tattos help!? He will start to play more motivated?
Any ideea?

 

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Re: Motivating player

By viedras20 - 22-07-2023 10:38

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Indeed, it is highly advisable to occasionally put your best players on the bench for the most important matches - friendlies won't do a thing, but watching league play-offs or final stages in cups from the bench will definitely motivate them to do better. Also, if you transfer-list a player that hasn't been performing well, make sure you put 1 Euro asking price so that the player understands that with his current level of performance, he is basically worthless, and this will encourage him to step up his game. If a player doesn't train well, you can also put the player to train some irrelevant skill - imagine how motivated a striker will be to do better after training goalkeeping for a week? Lastly, new haircuts and tattoos can actually increase a hidden attribute of narcisism, which makes a player more egoistic and less eager to engage in teamwork, so I'd advise against it.Indeed, it is highly advisable to occasionally put your best players on the bench for the most important matches - friendlies won't do a thing, but watching league play-offs or final stages in cups from the bench will definitely motivate them to do better. Also, if you transfer-list a player that hasn't been performing well, make sure you put 1 Euro asking price so that the player understands that with his current level of performance, he is basically worthless, and this will encourage him to step up his game. If a player doesn't train well, you can also put the player to train some irrelevant skill - imagine how motivated a striker will be to do better after training goalkeeping for a week? Lastly, new haircuts and tattoos can actually increase a hidden attribute of narcisism, which makes a player more egoistic and less eager to engage in teamwork, so I'd advise against it.

 

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