Since I have multiple seasons of experience as not just a rookie mentor, but also the head rookie mentor, I'm not going to exactly answer the question. Everyone knows some of the process of rookie mentoring - approving builds, answering questions, etc. My ideal rookie experience would be to have some sort of website or spreadsheet, which would be easier to design, and of which prototypes and fragments already exist, where a rookie could simply press numbers or buttons and watch their player develop. At the end of the process, a perfectly formatted player page is outputted. If everything was ideal, it'd be a website and completion of the process would result in automatic posting of the player topic. However, such a tool would be difficult to construct and implement, and because of this, I would like to see a spreadsheet allowing for selection of positions and archetypes and attributes. The crucial difference is how this system is proactive, whereas the current system is reactive - a rookie only receives help if they struggle in player creation. Now, this seems negligibly different from the existing player builder, but I propose it would be merged with an automatic updater, as updating is the second-most difficult part of mentoring. I envision a tool that leads a rookie through the hardest parts of player progression on their own time, making everything easier.
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