Подробно о мотивации.

A Closer Look at Motivation

There seem to be a lot of Guides on Teamtalks, Press Conferences and Interaction that describe what to say and when to say it, but not why you are saying these things or what infact it is that you are doing. There also seems to be a lot of discussion regarding a "badly broken and gimmicky chore" that simply doesn't do whatever it is supposed to do. While I won't deny that, again, we have a feature that is both rather powerful and rather vague, I do reject the claims that it is "broken and gimmicky". Of all the fundamental aspects of Football Management missing in FM over the years, motivating your players, maintaining their focus and turning games around with inspired man management techniques has always been completely absent, untill now. The new Motivation system of FM09 is not vast, elaborate, colourful and it does not produce a Mourinho-esque atmosphere. It is very often counter-intuitive, and many would say it is tedious, perhaps fairly. What it does do is deal with short term influence of man management and long term maintainance of form, and what it is is a functional, powerful system that is completely and fundamentaly relevant to a Football Management game.

I do not have the raw data from detailed analysis of longterm testing to describe in precise numbers and precise mechanical function exactly how motivation influences players, but I am sure we can all agree that Complacent and Nervous Centrebacks concede goals while Fired Up Strikers punish mistakes. We can also all agree that Teamtalks can turn games around at Half Time as well as destroy Morale in the dressing room at Full Time. From simply paying attention to man management, motivation and teamtalks/interaction throughout the course of my current save I feel I have an understanding of the fundamental function of the system, and I would like to detail my interpretation of this new system to help enlighten some who have no idea where to begin, and to encourage discussion to reveal the true and accurate nature of this system.