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- 11 February 2020
What I knew konami tokio was used to produce realistic and simulate PES game while osaka studios arcade gamesWas it not back over 20 years ago, Konami's Tokyo studio made PES and the Osaka studio made ISS?
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What I knew konami tokio was used to produce realistic and simulate PES game while osaka studios arcade gamesWas it not back over 20 years ago, Konami's Tokyo studio made PES and the Osaka studio made ISS?
Only positive thing „from the ground up“ I could see would be burning the whole thing down! 😉Do you guys think they are developing master league from the ground up or is it just going to be a copy paste from pes 19
I wish for all the fans out there… but I can’t see it, sorry. 🤷♂️Yeah if they don't fix the regen problem the youth academy problem and the transfer market then they shouldn't bother releasing it
This really doesn't make that much sense to me their initial plan was to have cross play between all platforms for some sort of global esports league. So they used the unreal engine to facilitate that. And basically just released Pes Lite as Efootball. I don't really get why they removed offline completely but maybe it was to force people to play dream team but even that has gone stale now. Speaking of offline has anyone tried to have an offline trial match against superstar AI the game is unplayable and is basically just a shoulder charge and interception simulator.I heard that during Coinami's Efootball European open tournament, the majority of the participants were on mobile. There was even a pie chart showcasing how mobile players outnumber those on pc and console.
They're most likely not developing Master League at allDo you guys think they are developing master league from the ground up or is it just going to be a copy paste from pes 19
It doesn't make a lot of sense on a gaming level, but from a business perspective, it does. They are getting more people to play this game and buy coins. No matter what happens with offline modes, dream team will forever be the foundation of this game. It's an integral part of their business model. There are many factors here that are at play here with what is happening right now with Efootball.This really doesn't make that much sense to me their initial plan was to have cross play between all platforms for some sort of global esports league. So they used the unreal engine to facilitate that. And basically just released Pes Lite as Efootball. I don't really get why they removed offline completely but maybe it was to force people to play dream team but even that has gone stale now. Speaking of offline has anyone tried to have an offline trial match against superstar AI the game is unplayable and is basically just a shoulder charge and interception simulator.
Adding that the PES saga (not mobile) gave more losses than gains itselfIt doesn't make a lot of sense on a gaming level, but from a business perspective, it does. They are getting more people to play this game and buy coins. No matter what happens with offline modes, dream team will forever be the foundation of this game. It's an integral part of their business model. There are many factors here that are at play here with what is happening right now with Efootball.
When a company is consumed with it's own mismanagement, incompetence, internal strife, bad decisions, and a lack of innovation, then it's only a matter of time before it affects the quality of their product. This speaks to the company as a whole and how they operate. Just look at what they did to Silent Hills, That was one the best things to come out of that company and they said "nope".
Then you have other factors that don't really have much to do with PES itself, but more to do with the changing market facilitated by the growing popularity of online gaming, esports, and EA's FUT which all operate within the online gaming sphere. It's gotten so big that you have licensed clubs creating teams of ambassadors representing them in esports tournaments. Coinami's response to all of this was to make Efootball a F2P game and cater to mobile players.
Lol, I think the last thing they should add in their baseline is the word "design", what the heck of a company Konami is
Not official but I would not be surprised about itKonami's biggest cash cow just left them apparently
They resumed those eSports competitions, they are currently running the eFootball Championship Pro as well as the Coppa eFootball Italia. You can watch these events on their Youtube channel:Sorry for interrupting, but i feel that the only focus now, is money from gatcha/lootboxes/microtransactions.
Easy money, with the lowest cost at everything, production, content, promotion budgets.
I feel that even the esports direction, has been toned down in favour of pure money from in house lootboxes mechanics.
Do you remember the 2019-2020 era. Full of E-Sports promotion content, The Project Eleven, the PES League, the eFootball League, the Matchday, or were prelude to a new scene of a League of Legends like set up.
Even in their social media, it was everywhere, that PES Leagues with real life eSports teams, still remember those 3vs3 woth the guys of Arsenal, Monaco and CSKA Moscow pro-players.
They were everywhere and everyday in their social media, for a period.
I am sure the COVID pandemic and regional lock downs, put a hiatus on that project, but even now that the rest video games are restoring to the preCOVID era, with remote events, or physical presence events.
But from KONAMIs, eFootball Production team, there is nothing so intense, as it used to be.
Even those events in the Japanese YT channel, you must search deep in the algorithm, only to spot them in first place.
So i believe that esports "Crème de la crème" project, is now also archived.
The focus is for a mobile+cross-platform engaging gatcha game, with mobile focus as the priority.
Bayern is unlikely as they renewed the deal with KONAMI last year.Arsenal and bayern might be next apparently there's more deals to be announced
Exactly. Some like COD, like prefer Tarkov...Genuine question but why didn't they just separate the online and offline games like call of duty does
Exactly. Some like COD, like prefer Tarkov...
So where's the football game for people that actually like football and want to play football? NOT just online card game against toxic guys with 99 rated superhumans in every position.
Of course there is an audience for people that want to play a football sim. Some guys like COD's unrealistic hyper nonsense and some like the realism of Tarkov or Arma.
Both cater to different audiences and both can survive and turn a profit.
So, why is no games company trying to cater for purists? I guess someone will...eventually.
Lets play friendly matches together again next time. Full manualI would like to supplement for a thread's variety.
I like eFootball (with all of his problems) and um really waiting for futher 2.5.0 update.
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Yeah, of course.Lets play friendly matches together again next time. Full manual
Is this a new color scheme? It looks ugly.