Besides, UE5 is far easier to optimize that Fox Engine. Some people conveniently forget that Fox Engine was optimized FOR CONSOLES, specially, designed by Hideo Kojima to run Metal Gear Solid 5, and not at all to run a football game in PC. If they managed to optimize Fox Engine for PC after Hideo Kojima left Konami, I expect them to be able to optimize an UE 5 PES for PC, since UE 5 is quite UE 4 with some code addition and RTX. And that's quite all. UE 5 is not THAT different from UE 4, and there's many games on UE 4 runnin atm in PC's. If they give the option of turning RTX off, I am pretty sure that the next PES should be able to run in far lower-end PC's that the current ones in Fox Engine, honestly, without having to sacrifice any kind of physics complexity.
You are forgetting something, anyway, that is that even when this is a typical change of generation situation, where games improve graphically speaking and technology gets better, each new generation has less graphical difference and improvement than the former over the previous one. The differences grow narrower with each new generation, and so, old PC's hold better each new generation change. So even when the game has quite complex physics, and even if the new games are made with new generation of consoles and PC's in mind (cause yeah, there's already and in a year will be, enough of new PC users market for the game) towards optimization, I expect my old PC to hold better to new generation games than the previous generation change scenario. I tell already, even if they are optimized for consoles. I expect them to be able to be played in my pc. With the lowest graphics configuration? Sure. But I don't mind. And if it's not the case, who cares, I can actually hold with PES 2020 until I buy a new PC, and eventually, UE PES will come out to PC, even if there's not enough of a market for this year, sooner or later, there will be and UE PES will come into PC cause sooner or later, people will be forced to buy newer graphics and such, cause old ones get out of catalogue, etc., etc.
So, as I stated... I ain't worried at all, I am a patient man, all will come when is time to.
But this is false, cause eventually, people is forced to buy better pieces, cause old ones get out of catalogue. Just think about it like this... Consoles are medium-spec PC's, essentially, which are optimized for gaming. But for the price of a console, a bit more, maybe, you can get a PC WAAAAAAAAAAAAY better than a console. And why's that? Simply. Rentability. Companies need to... build a pc, pay money to the workers that build that pc, and get some money over the cost of the pieces and the building. While you can afford that overprice buying that PC yourself. Sure, the companies get some good prices on the pieces since they buy millions of them, but still though, the overprice of each console to make rentability for it, ends up making PC more competent. Besides, we have the advantage of a more flexible market. We are having constant hardware update that makes the previous pieces to go lower on price. And you may say... "but consoles get new version of the console aswell, look XBOX one X and PS4 Pro (or whatever is called)". And I will say, yes, indeed, the difference is that where they get ONE update that makes the console go lower on price, we get several hardware updates, and unlike consoles, graphic cards vary way more on price than consoles.
At the end of the day, PC is still on par with price, more or less. A bit more expensive, maybe, harder to find ballance, but holds up better in time that what you guys think, and way better than old consoles.
And actually, PS4 would be able probably to run next-gen PES with lowered graphics. The reason to not release it in PS4 is not even that PS4 optimization would hold back newer games, but most likely, that people would feel less compeled to buy new generation consoles if the same game launches in the previous gen... And well, ya know, companies NEED SALES. Welcome to capitalism.