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I'm still curious what that was actually for?
Vanilla PES 2016 was for me way too easy. Haven't play 2017, so I guess is more of the same. Now PES 2021 is quite much a game that if you actually score a goal, you get some satisfaction cause is difficult and God, feels so good to score a goal. But... COM manages to shoot 10 times more than you, make more opportunities, etc. And there's were frustration kicks in.
Well tbh, PES2019 was one of the most infuriating games I've ever played. Is like no way you could pass through the enemy defence. The last game I've played that was kinda ok was PES 2016 and it was way too easy.
It's sometjing that I can't explain. I don't found PES 21 animations authentic. There's some animations that makes me think, a football player would never moves like that, in some determine occasions. It's like Konami mocaps someone that didnt now how to play the sport in real life, you know? Animations it's too tight on each other, ball control it's too tight. There's is no long strides anymore. Perhaps it's like that to benefit the responsiveness.
Eesh. Everything about the branding and advertising is so cheap-and-nasty.
Funny thing, even with those low res textures and stuff, some PES faces still looks better than FIFA's.
this is sooo true. started fifa 21 carrer, even pre season tournament is more exciting. more cut scenes, atmosphere, etc.
Much different and more difficult game to 16 I must say.
What difficulty are you reffering on? In my case on PES 2020/2021 on Superstar, COM team is 9 of 10 times, 2 shoots on target 1 or 2 goals. Very rare they have more attempts than me.
What's all this fuss about PSG not being in initial batch of clubs at launch day?
Team might not be there, but I'm pretty sure that FIFPro license gives Konami right to put all FIFPro-compliant players where they are most needed - in MyClub spin-packs (not-so-hidden sarcasm).
So, Shressi ought to be there from day1 too.
Unless the brainiacs somehow lost FIFPro rights too?
I've been saying it all year long: There is no future for animations in a sports title that doesn't involve machine learning. The intricacies of human body movement, its limitations and possibilities in relation to an incoming ball, a position on the pitch, the level of fatigue, other players surrounding the player, player personality, mood, and style of movement are just way too complicated for pure motion capture to generate them. So long as machine learning AI isn't used to help generate animations, movement will never be responsive enough, smooth enough, or flexible enough to make room for all those possibilities. Since EA has invested so many years of research in machine learning AI-driven animations, the movement on the FIFA games will keep on getting better and better starting with FIFA22 moving forward, while Konami will stick to their 'we've added 400 more animations this year' mentality that belongs to the 90s that won't fix the robotic and unresponsive animations but will just slightly hide them so long as the game is generating enough money.
I saw this, and imagined the guy in Japan, seeing this in another language and thinking "that's got a few likes and some smiling faces, maybe that's a nice comment", throwing it into Google Translate and banging his head on the desk until he passed out.
Try auto-offside trap
Be assured, there is more and/or worse coming.
