Four reply names, two official lists
The four names are Satisfied, Encourage, Praise and Criticise. The posts disagree on which pair is new.
Four words show up in both official texts: Satisfied, Encourage, Praise, Criticise. Do not let a guide tell you which two are the new ones. The feature blog and the FAQ on that same SEGA page disagree, and the community FAQ matches the SEGA FAQ rather than the blog's essay. The essay says you now have two new responses, Satisfied and Encourage, joining the existing Praise and Criticise options. The FAQ says that alongside Satisfied or Encourage, Praise and Criticise are now there, to help you get the response you want. Read that again. One text calls Satisfied and Encourage the new pair. The other text treats Praise and Criticise as the ones that are "now" in the set. Both texts name all four. This page names all four and stops.
A Training Report. The reply itself is given on the morale event. Official screenshot, SEGA feature blog.
Where the choice sits
The choice sits on a morale event. The inbox brings the event. Dynamics and the player profile are where you read the reaction. The FAQ says you influence it by talking to the player, or in a public comment to the media. The reply words are the talk. The posts do not say which word fixes a dressing-room split. They say the extra personality detail is there so you can judge which option to take. That personality detail is not a published chart. The only personality names in the search section are Wind Up Artist (the FAQ spelling) and Wind-up Artist (the blog spelling), plus Model Professional. Those are search examples, not a key to the four replies. Do not build a "if he is a Model Professional, press Praise" rule. Nobody published that.
What you do
Open the inbox note. Open the profile. Read whatever personality line is actually on that player. Then pick one of the four words the posts named. If you would rather say it in public, the FAQ's other channel is a media comment. There is no fifth word in the texts. If the game shows a fifth, it is not in the posts this site used, so it is not listed here.
| Text | Which pair it calls new | Words it still names |
|---|---|---|
| Feature blog essay | Satisfied, Encourage | also Praise, Criticise |
| FAQ on the same page | Praise, Criticise (the "now" pair) | also Satisfied, Encourage |
| Community FAQ | same shape as the SEGA FAQ | same four |
Feature blog. Community FAQ. Related: dressing room.
Four words, then stop
Matching the FAQ is not a vote that the essay is fake. Both texts are on the page. A guide that hides a pair is picking a side the posts do not share.
Where you say them
Judgment is the job. A locked pairing is not. The spellings, hyphen and all, are on the search page. The event those words sit on is the dressing room.
Essay on its own, FAQ on its own
Walk the essay alone. Satisfied and Encourage are the two new responses. Praise and Criticise are the existing options. All four words are still in that essay. Alongside Satisfied or Encourage, Praise and Criticise are now there. The "now" pair in that sentence is Praise and Criticise. Satisfied and Encourage are still named. The community FAQ matches that shape, not the essay's "new" label. Print both shapes. Do not sand them into one origin story.
Pick, with no fifth word
Satisfied. Encourage. Praise. Criticise. If the game shows a fifth, it is not in the posts this site used, so it is not listed here. Wind Up Artist does not come with a required word. Wind-up Artist is the same search example with a hyphen, not a different reply. Model Professional does not unlock Praise. The posts give personality detail so you can judge. They do not publish the judgment for you. Use the line on the player you actually opened. Leave the rest of the four on the table. There is no fifth to reach for when the four feel awkward.
What a fifth word would change
The four names are Satisfied, Encourage, Praise, and Criticise. If your inbox offers a fifth, that is real information about the build on your phone. It is not information this page can place, because the texts it works from name four. That gap is worth holding open rather than closing. A guide that lists a fifth word has to have got it from somewhere, and the somewhere is either the game or an invention. The posts this site used name four. A fifth name in a guide is not evidence of a fifth name in the posts. The reason it matters is that the words are the entire mechanism. The FAQ says you influence morale by talking to the player or by commenting in the media, and the reply is the talk. There is no separate slider behind the words. If there were five, the choice would be different, and the published advice about judging by personality would be aimed at a different set of options. So use what the inbox gives you. Match it to the personality line on the player. Then read the reaction in Dynamics or the profile, because that is the only feedback the posts describe. If the four do not fit the moment, the answer is not to reach for a fifth. It is to pick the least wrong of the four and watch what happens.