Lock,

The short and simple answer is... yes.

Actually you can learn as much if not more than we know. The first thing you need to realize is certain parts of tweaking (such as strength and speed) are subjective. What's fast and strong to one person or league may not be the case in another. Also you should know that good tweakers tend to cancel each other out when they are on the board together.

Tweaking for me is all about two things…

1.) Knowing when to say when: Sometimes people tend to overtweak a base and lose the skills they initially gain, or end up ruining the entire base itself.
2.) Consistency: When you start developing your own techniques, make sure you keep doing what you’re doing and then start to build off of that. Consistency also involves knowing how each and EVERY base on your team runs.

When I play, I never worry about what the other guy is doing. My only concern is that my players’ movements should be consistent with how their bases have been tweaked to run. If they do… I’m all set. If they don’t… I’ll just have to figure out what’s going on and make adjustments during the game.

- OldSchool