i really like the insights… you are looking for a lot of stuff that’s important to me too.
Hi. This is very late but I'm also bothered by the lack of midfield resistance and how easy it is to get to the final third of the pitch in PES. I wanted to ask, what in your opinion is the game/gameplay mod that best addresses this issue ?
Thanks buddy. When they released the 0.9 version, I was forcing myself to play it just to put out a review but it was so bad I couldn't get myself to keep going. Ultimately, I set aside the footage I collected and went back to playing PES for 6-7 months. But with 1.x, I was surprised when I looked at Steam in May and it was in my top 5 most played games ever on the platform. Then I briefly started playing PES again to try to get the mods working on my Steam Deck, and that's when I noticed all the on pitch things in PES that have been fixed in EF, and I just found no more reason to play PES, despite the flaws in EF. In particular, the pace, passing, player inertia (which affects everything), dribbling, motion match up, off-ball tactical movement and Legend AI fun. Sure, PES still holds the advantage with ball physics, shooting physics, keepers, acrobatic finishing and maybe headers (but not always), but it's just not enough to get me back there.
no shame in earning a living, we all have to do
Not exactly about making a living, it's about getting the video out there to be seen. Because of the hack in April and my deletion of videos in December, I had fallen off YT recommendations. I didn't put in a couple of months of work into this video for it not to be seen because the algorithm won't spread it. I just want it spread out as much as possible so the issues I brought up would be highlighted and hopefully fixed. (edit: Also, so more players would play fuma!)
I saw that banner or video description of those 12k coins and I had to think a sec about it in relation to the video myself.
same things happen to me .
Yes this is the old version. I have not play this game since v1.1.0 as my pc went sick. But last week i managed to play couple of matches of the latest version and noticed some differences:
If your opponent is doing it but you can't then be thankful it's not the game engine causing the issue. It's good to see 3-star attackers overcome 5-star defenders when the user isn't using them correctly. My advice is:
This review is brilliant. You should send this video to adam
Be my guest! But they can't interact with videos that show mods even in previous games, because they become liable to misrepresentation. Also, the video touches on topics they don't like spoken out loud, like online cheating, although to be fair, as of last weekend, the 0-3 hack has finally been plugged although it still leads to a void game so plenty of work to do.
So, if one took some non modded snippets from the video… created a new one… posted it on Twitter… and tagged Adam… that would be totally legal and left no space for liability!? 🤔
Give it a go, but... We like to think producers and devs are like film directors, crafting their vision and making something they're really happy with.
I mean you can always tag Adam on whatever video
He wouldn't be able to interact if it links to a full video that violates their terms and makes them liable. Anyway, I think enough people on twitter are circulating it. I'm waiting for the weekend to see if the YT algorithm has forgiven me. In the meantime, I myself will be posting snippets of the review on twitter all the time over the next few weeks and will be sure to avoid modded PES footage.
This, 100%. Money talks, everywhere, and for every franchise. It's no different at Konami. What I would hope to motivate them is:
Isn't it the case that on yearly multi-million (or billion) dollar franchises that your hands are pretty-much tied from a development point of view, because of the company's financial reliance on each iteration selling well (i.e. "don't change anything too much or it might hurt sales" and "shape the game to what the biggest spenders want")?
There are restraints in bigger franchises. But that doesn't mean people are not passionate about a project or features they are working on. Especially with experience you know how to make changes even in more restricted areas. But I have seen both sides from big studios to startups and in each one most people were there because they love games/want to work on them and we're also passionate about their projects.
I really wonder about this. For years I agreed with you, but really, I don't think anybody's tried it, so I don't think we really know - and I know a lot more football fans who want to play a game closer to football than the games we have now (including those in their 20s and 30s, most of whom are casual gamers).
It's the reason PES had a following, period. Otherwise, you'd move to the other side with all the teams, stadiums, licenses, TV broadcast stuff, premium menus etc.
Do Adam still work with efootball ?
I believe he works with Konami as a whole now, so not focused on eFootball. CMIIW
