Why does $model->save() not work on the same input data, but Model::create() does?

Question

Laravel

Hello.
Why does it work like this:

public function store(Ticket $ticket, Request $request)
    {						
      //$ticket->save($request->all());
      
      Ticket::create($request->all());
      
      return redirect()->route('tickets.main')
      ->with('success','Ваш запрос в службу поддержки зарегистрирован!');
    }

and if you use save instead of create, then it creates a record in the database, but does not fill in the fields?
Is this some kind of Laravel bug or is it some kind of nuance? :)
Here is a piece of the form:

<form class="form" action="{{ route('tickets.store') }}" method="POST">
  @csrf
  @method('POST')

What's in the salt?
Thank you.

Answer 1

Set up in the model $fillable? Also, the method save()can't take parameters like you do. Must be called $model->fill($data)->save();.
https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/eloquent#inserting-an...