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Joga said:
If it wasn't for the modding community, PES wouldn't have survived this long to begin with. It's like they kept releasing unfinished crap, knowing the modders would clean it all up for them ever year.

I thought I would play 1 last matchday the other week, whilst I had a clean install. I went in with a good mood & a "just have fun" mindset .. I played 3 games & ALT+F4. I personally have no clue how people play that shyt lol I Patched the game, added gameplay mod & an edit file with proper tactics so the AI can play some actual football and now it is a playable football game. It is not right that some talented fans are always fixing the game for them.

P.S thank you again to every modder here & around the world!
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It's probably a blessing that I've never played PES on PC (only PlayStation), so I can only compare games to previous versions. I would be interested to see what the modding community achieve, but then I may like what they do too much and find the PlayStation version completely lacking! Sometimes it's best to not know what you're missing out on! I've only felt that two versions of PES (16 and 19) had truly game breaking issues for me (both related to goalkeepers and ai issues). I've still had plenty of fun with the rest.

Completely agree that those playing on pc shouldn't have to make the fixes themselves. It's a shame they aren't working on the base game judging by all the great things I hear the modders too. Hopefully you guys on pc get something suitable to work with on eFootball. Maybe I'll invest in a gaming PC if Konami can't deliver with their next gen offering!
 
I'm not sure that Konami will upgrade to UE5 soon as The_Knight expect, not for next 2-3 years,If the game is still available, which I personally strongly doubt.

You forget that UE 5 is a new generation engine designed for next generation hardware and consoles, which means that there is a huge possibility that it is not compatible with mobile phones, and they are the main target and interest of Konami. They will never make a separate game for consoles with a separate better engine, that times are over.
 
༺Ƥeຮ༻ said:
I'm not sure that Konami will upgrade to UE5 soon as The_Knight expect, not for next 2-3 years,If the game is still available, which I personally strongly doubt.

You forget that UE 5 is a new generation engine designed for next generation hardware and consoles, which means that there is a huge possibility that it is not compatible with mobile phones, and they are the main target and interest of Konami. They will never make a separate game for consoles with a separate better engine, that times are over.
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I think UE5 supports mobiles.
 
༺Ƥeຮ༻ said:
I'm not sure that Konami will upgrade to UE5 soon as The_Knight expect, not for next 2-3 years,If the game is still available, which I personally strongly doubt.

You forget that UE 5 is a new generation engine designed for next generation hardware and consoles, which means that there is a huge possibility that it is not compatible with mobile phones, and they are the main target and interest of Konami. They will never make a separate game for consoles with a separate better engine, that times are over.
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Is it impossible then for a UE5 PlayStation 5 player to play against someone on mobile that's been built on UE4? I have no idea how different versions of engines work, so apologies if that's a stupid question!

My understanding was that we'd only see a downgrade on PS5 if we played a mobile user online. If we play offline or against other PS5, Xbox Series X or PC players, we get the full next gen experience. I personally wouldn't want to play a mobile player when I'm on a PS5, so shouldn't ever affect me. Just wasn't sure what the sacrifices are when you play a mobile player online. I'd assume simplified aspects to the gameplay and some graphical/physics hits too. I know we're losing some inputs like teammate press and right stick player switching, which the assumption is to allow for keeping controls the same for mobile and console/PC players? Surely those could just be adopted by mobile though, if not now, then in the future? I guess when controller support is implemented for mobile (essentially just turning a phone into a Vita or Switch) they can look to add greater depth to the control scheme.

I guess we'll get a better understanding of how this is all going to work over the next few months though.
 
Superhoop said:
Is it impossible then for a UE5 PlayStation 5 player to play against someone on mobile that's been built on UE4? I have no idea how different versions of engines work, so apologies if that's a stupid question!

My understanding was that we'd only see a downgrade on PS5 if we played a mobile user online. If we play offline or against other PS5, Xbox Series X or PC players, we get the full next gen experience. I personally wouldn't want to play a mobile player when I'm on a PS5, so shouldn't ever affect me. Just wasn't sure what the sacrifices are when you play a mobile player online. I'd assume simplified aspects to the gameplay and some graphical/physics hits too. I know we're losing some inputs like teammate press and right stick player switching, which the assumption is to allow for keeping controls the same for mobile and console/PC players? Surely those could just be adopted by mobile though, if not now, then in the future? I guess when controller support is implemented for mobile (essentially just turning a phone into a Vita or Switch) they can look to add greater depth to the control scheme.

I guess we'll get a better understanding of how this is all going to work over the next few months though.
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Unreal Engine 5 can be used on last-gen and mobiles.
 
In the first time, they shouldn't have said or mentioning "new crowd" or talking about what type of players/people they're focusing for their game. Never, ever.
It's like an insult for what they considers as the "old crowd", who stayed loyal with the franchise.
That's pretty different than being honest what they said, as they aren't clear at all about the supposed "crowd", neither the "new/old".
They should have simply said that they want to enlarge their community and people playing PES, not litterally a switch from a type of player to another, that's all.
Really... That level of bad communication, including marketing is just terrible.
I don't belong to any crowd personally. I just like football games, realistic as possible and good "action-football" style (as the name "simulation" is kinda like a "misspelling" or "lost in translation" error for a 90 divided by 10 representation of a sport. It was the press who called ISS pro and PES like it, simulation, not themselve at the time, remember it. Seabass always called it Action-Football)
 
vialli82 said:
In the first time, they shouldn't have said or mentioning "new crowd" or talking about what type of players/people they're focusing for their game. Never, ever.
It's like an insult for what they considers as the "old crowd", who stayed loyal with the franchise.
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Does EA cater to the offline crowd or the FUT crowd? I think anyone not blind would say they only care about fut and they would be right. It doesn't matter that EA won't admit it. They're just not as stupid and incompetent as the Konami people to admit it. But it doesn't change the fact.

It's a good thing he said it publicly. Amazingly good. I honestly applaud him. Wish all marketing people were as incompetent as him. It's not in our best interest to be fed lies.
 
Superhoop said:
Is it impossible then for a UE5 PlayStation 5 player to play against someone on mobile that's been built on UE4? I have no idea how different versions of engines work, so apologies if that's a stupid question!

My understanding was that we'd only see a downgrade on PS5 if we played a mobile user online. If we play offline or against other PS5, Xbox Series X or PC players, we get the full next gen experience. I personally wouldn't want to play a mobile player when I'm on a PS5, so shouldn't ever affect me. Just wasn't sure what the sacrifices are when you play a mobile player online. I'd assume simplified aspects to the gameplay and some graphical/physics hits too. I know we're losing some inputs like teammate press and right stick player switching, which the assumption is to allow for keeping controls the same for mobile and console/PC players? Surely those could just be adopted by mobile though, if not now, then in the future? I guess when controller support is implemented for mobile (essentially just turning a phone into a Vita or Switch) they can look to add greater depth to the control scheme.

I guess we'll get a better understanding of how this is all going to work over the next few months though.
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they Konami, Kimura itself already told publicly that you won’t be downgraded when playing against mobile users. If you play on PS5 you will still see exactly the same gameplay, and fluffy graphics. And that is the big problem of this €football, since the game is a game that can only achieve what will be possible to play on a smartphone, gameplay wise.
So all the new technology, powerfull CPUs, memory speed of new consoles and PCs are not going to be used in its full extent or possibilities, things like AI, Machine learning, better animation systems, that can use lifelike movement and simulate real collisions and not pre baked ones like we have today, and everything that could be used to give a bigger step up on the football genre will be delayed do to its needs to be playable on mobiles, and cross platform which will make it mandatory that the gameplay is the same across all platforms, changing only in visual effects (much like what always happened on PC, where if you have a weak PC you could remove shadows, reduced resolution, AA, and all the fluffy stuff, but the core and game itself is exactly the same.
 
h3li0 said:
they Konami, Kimura itself already told publicly that you won’t be downgraded when playing against mobile users. If you play on PS5 you will still see exactly the same gameplay, and fluffy graphics. And that is the big problem of this €football, since the game is a game that can only achieve what will be possible to play on a smartphone.
So all the new technology, powerfull CPUs, memory speed of new consoles and PCs are not going to be used in its full extent or possibilities, things like AI, Machine learning, better animation systems, that can use lifelike movement and simulate real collisions and not pre baked ones like we have today, and everything that could be used to give a bigger step up on the football genre will be delayed do to its needs to be playable on mobiles, and cross platform which will make it mandatory that the gameplay is the same across all platforms, changing only in visual effects (much like what always happened on PC, where if you have a weak PC you could remove shadows, reduced resolution, AA, and all the fluffy stuff, but the core and game itself is exactly the same.
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What people fail to realize is, that all the processing is done on the CPU. The system requirements for PES 2021 PC is AMD FX 4350 which can handle the processing of physics and animations, etc. perfectly fine. That's a CPU from 2013. It's comparable to a mobile phone for 100€. So everyone claiming they had to limit anything for development doesn't know how game development works. GPU, Memory, etc. is completely independent for cross play and affects graphics and loading times. The only thing that needs to be fast enough is CPU, and mobile CPUs are fast enough already. Even older ones. So they had no limitation whatsoever!
 
Rip-IssPesFifa said:
People want Konami to fail miserably rather than put out a good game 🤣

While i expect the worse theres nothing id love better than for us to get a good game. I dont get the joy for Konami putting out a awful game?
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I would like to get a good game with improved AI and refereeing on top of what we had with PES21.
Instead Konami is focusing on microtransactions and porting a mobile game to consoles and PC, plus multiplayer focus over single player...
Should I be optimistic about it? Don't think so, as all the clues point towards disappointment. At least for what is my taste (only single player modes, fuck multiplayer, fuck myclub).
 
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Mazen2020 said:
What people fail to realize is, that all the processing is done on the CPU. The system requirements for PES 2021 PC is AMD FX 4350 which can handle the processing of physics and animations, etc. perfectly fine. That's a CPU from 2013. It's comparable to a mobile phone for 100€. So everyone claiming they had to limit anything for development doesn't know how game development works. GPU, Memory, etc. is completely independent for cross play and affects graphics and loading times. The only thing that needs to be fast enough is CPU, and mobile CPUs are fast enough already. Even older ones. So they had no limitation whatsoever!
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I just re-read the official websites frequently asked questions. They say that the gameplay will be different on the new gen consoles to mobile, suggesting that the new gen gameplay won't be compromised by this game being released on mobile as well. Obviously this can only happen if you play against other new gen console players or offline. If this is the case, then I feel more positive for eFootball. One of my biggest concerns has been the PS5 version being held back by lesser hardware.
 
Mazen2020 said:
What people fail to realize is, that all the processing is done on the CPU. The system requirements for PES 2021 PC is AMD FX 4350 which can handle the processing of physics and animations, etc. perfectly fine. That's a CPU from 2013. It's comparable to a mobile phone for 100€. So everyone claiming they had to limit anything for development doesn't know how game development works. GPU, Memory, etc. is completely independent for cross play and affects graphics and loading times. The only thing that needs to be fast enough is CPU, and mobile CPUs are fast enough already. Even older ones. So they had no limitation whatsoever!
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This is some next level cope and/or shilling. We are transitioning to a new generation of hardware, and so you'd expect the minimum requirements to be increasing in order for the game to make use of the latest hardware's potential, that is unless you do what FIFA 22 is doing and limit the PC version to maintain the same accessibility. So "no limitation whatsoever" except for being limited to the min requirements of the previous engine from the previous generation of games (at best). But you can't really compare PC gaming to mobile gaming 1:1 in terms of the CPU because there are a lot more performance factors (and limitations) involved in mobile app development. What you've said really makes no sense, and it's demonstrated by the fact no other serious triple A game has mobile crossplay (unless you want to compare Fortnite or Hearthstone to a football sim).
 
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Superhoop said:
I just re-read the official websites frequently asked questions. They say that the gameplay will be different on the new gen consoles to mobile, suggesting that the new gen gameplay won't be compromised by this game being released on mobile as well. Obviously this can only happen if you play against other new gen console players or offline. If this is the case, then I feel more positive for eFootball. One of my biggest concerns has been the PS5 version being held back by lesser hardware.
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how can you read that on official websites when the developer itself said that you will not be downgraded and the gameplay it’s the same?
Can you post the link please ?

Oh I already found it. That don’t mean nothing I guess, since Kimura himself told that the thing that will differentiate are things like motion blur, 3D grass, supporters and those kind of stuff that will be more appealing and lifelike in new gen consoles.

https://www.theloadout.com/efootball/gameplay-ps5-haptics

While the core game engine is the same for console and mobile, we’re working to ensure the best gameplay experience on each platform,” he says. “[New-gen] consoles and high-performance PCs allow us to devote more resources to gameplay, so we’ve included a variety of elements that are not possible on mobile, such as 3D lawns, spectators’ realistic movement, cross-processing of moving kits, rich lighting, and motion blur. This is something that cannot be achieved on a mobile device.
 
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h3li0 said:
how can you read that on official websites when the developer itself said that you will not be downgraded and the gameplay it’s the same?
Can you post the link please ?

Oh I already found it. That don’t mean nothing I guess, since Kimura himself told that the thing that will differentiate are things like motion blur, 3D grass, supporters and those kind of stuff that will be more appealing and lifelike in new gen consoles.

https://www.theloadout.com/efootball/gameplay-ps5-haptics

While the core game engine is the same for console and mobile, we’re working to ensure the best gameplay experience on each platform,” he says. “[New-gen] consoles and high-performance PCs allow us to devote more resources to gameplay, so we’ve included a variety of elements that are not possible on mobile, such as 3D lawns, spectators’ realistic movement, cross-processing of moving kits, rich lighting, and motion blur. This is something that cannot be achieved on a mobile device.
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I think they need some clarification then on that comment. I don't associate gameplay with graphics, so was hoping the new/next gen versions would handle differently when not playing crossplay against mobile.

I won't judge the game until it comes out though (and then after each significant update). Just interested in dissecting what little information we actually have.
 
staffan said:
This is some next level cope and/or shilling. We are transitioning to a new generation of hardware, and so you'd expect the minimum requirements to be increasing in order for the game to make use of the latest hardware's potential, that is unless you do what FIFA 22 is doing and limit the PC version to maintain the same accessibility. So "no limitation whatsoever" except for being limited to the min requirements of the previous engine from the previous generation of games (at best). But you can't really compare PC gaming to mobile gaming 1:1 in terms of the CPU because there are a lot more performance factors (and limitations) involved in mobile app development. What you've said really makes no sense, and it's demonstrated by the fact no other serious triple A game has mobile crossplay (unless you want to compare Fortnite or Hearthstone to a football sim).
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This is always so funny. I have released a AAA game as a gameplay designer and as a engine developer (our own engine). The only thing I can do is laugh :LOL:

 
Mazen2020 said:
This is always so funny. I have released a AAA game as a gameplay designer and as a engine developer (our own engine). The only thing I can do is laugh :LOL:

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That is legitimately impressive to be fair, it's the first mobile crossplay game I've seen that doesn't look like a dumpster fire. I still don't think you can compare the CPU intensivity of football games to shooters, or most genres for that matter, but then again I also think a lot of the existing issues are just deep lying legacy problems and not necessarily stemming from hardware limitations, so we'll see. So far the optimists have been repeatedly BTFO, but I will be happy to eat humble pie if I'm wrong at the end of the day.
 
FFS it looks better than some PS4 games released in the middle of the gen (in term of time, like in 2017-2018)
It's on par with Nioh... With more details. Well that phone should be pretty expensive to get that level of fluidity
I'm not super "phone technology" at all, i don't follow new upcoming models and what you can do with it etc. so i can't guess
But that level... I think on my Samsung it would run at 0.5 fps.
 
The_Knight said:
I've never received anything from Konami but even I am recently kindof looking forward to eFootball, at least the full version of it. Simply because of the new Physical Defending, 'Manual Dribbling' (remapped Finesse Dribbling to a 'gentle' tilt of left stick), the fact special kicks aren't random and require more time to pull off with more deliberation (R2), the fixed receiving animation when the ball is behind you, the easier supercancel, as well as other things I need to verify first, like the fixed collisions/fouls and the better ball physics.

Sure the graphics suck, the grass isn't ready, tactics aren't editable on launch, special kicks aren't doable on launch, and a whole bunch of crap. But it should all be fixed by Q1 2022. I just want to know the game will be editable with stadiums etc.
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Yeah, we'll just wait for Konami to add grass, tactics, "special kicks", improve the graphics, improve animations, add other teams than the starting 9 ones, release Master League, add other gamemodes and overall make an actual game. Do you see how ridicilous this is? They're releasing a half assed unfinished demo and advertising it as some kind of full game with the actual game being released in chunks in some kind of "football pass". Absolute joke. This is an utter embarrassment, but they don't really care anymore. And I seriously doubt the game will be anywhere near being done by Q1 2022.
 
Yes, instead of releasing later. But they can't. The boss decided something else, he even said (not directly of course ) on ITW that the game is in building but they decided to release it whatever.
"They"... Him i think.
 
heX_ said:
Yeah, we'll just wait for Konami to add grass, tactics, "special kicks", improve the graphics, improve animations, add other teams than the starting 9 ones, release Master League, add other gamemodes and overall make an actual game. Do you see how ridicilous this is? They're releasing a half assed unfinished demo and advertising it as some kind of full game with the actual game being released in chunks in some kind of "football pass". Absolute joke. This is an utter embarrassment, but they don't really care anymore. And I seriously doubt the game will be anywhere near being done by Q1 2022.
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I think it's a case of would people rather another PS4 PES 2022 season update until they can release a full game or see the starting build of their newest next/new gen compatible game?

I'm in the latter camp and as I've said before, willing to cut them some slack because of Covid. They must be about 6 months behind at least if you compare the delays to other games. In previous years we've always looked forward to trying the latest demo, so I personally think that's the best way to approach this release. The game is sadly months at least behind where it should be.
 
Richie said:
I don't get the point of playing a videogame on mobile in general, but maybe it's just me.
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No real button to me, no game. I hate those flat button from mobile screen touch too.
If it was like a portable console like the Odroid Go for Emulators etc. It would be different... But it's not.
 
vialli82 said:
No real button to me, no game. I hate those flat button from mobile screen touch too.
If it was like a portable console like the Odroid Go for Emulators etc. It would be different... But it's not.
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Well It kind of is, since you will only be able to play in mobile against console users if you have a compatible remote control connected to your phone.
 
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