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I've never seen this mentioned anywhere before but Wembley is wrong. The roof goes all the way around. In the demo (and in 09) there are gaps in the roof at the goal ends.
Not that I give a fuck because does it affect the gameplay? No, it doesn't. It's just something I noticed and I'm hoping fucks some of your minds up as I know how some of you get about this type of stuff.
play a friendI've been playing the demo now for a while, full manual on professional (not good enough for WC yet). On full manual is is certainly better than Fifa09, there is more flow to the play. However, and I will struggle to articulate this, I just don't find it fun. I genuinely can't put my finger on why this is, it could be the general feel of the players, it could be the pace, it could be the atmosphere or it could be something totally different.
It is a good game, there is absolutely no doubt about that and I totally understand why many people love it. For me, it just doesn't resonate with what I want out of a game. I'm still going to keep trying the demo to see if something clicks. I'm more disappointed with myself for not liking it more, rather than the game letting me down. Very odd.
I've been playing the demo now for a while, full manual on professional (not good enough for WC yet). On full manual is is certainly better than Fifa09, there is more flow to the play. However, and I will struggle to articulate this, I just don't find it fun. I genuinely can't put my finger on why this is, it could be the general feel of the players, it could be the pace, it could be the atmosphere or it could be something totally different.
It is a good game, there is absolutely no doubt about that and I totally understand why many people love it. For me, it just doesn't resonate with what I want out of a game. I'm still going to keep trying the demo to see if something clicks. I'm more disappointed with myself for not liking it more, rather than the game letting me down. Very odd.
As much fun as i'm having with the demo, if EA don't sort the keepers out it could ruin the game. Seriously. Chipped shots on every 1v1 by the CPU is not on. Neither is the goalie stood still while the ball flies through the air slowly. I can understand a top corner blast from 30yards, but the floaters that are going in from 40+ yards are just out of the question.
And i'm sure they will..Next year.
The guy who played the three-builds-advanced version of the game reckons they've been fixed and that is what I've been told from the horse's mouth. It's only one problem - but it could have an effect on other problems, such as long range goals. That much we won't know until next month though unfortunately.I thought that the keepers were definately going to be fixed?
I agree to a certain extent, but PES5 keepers were fairly realistic. They wouldn't be able to react instantly (so they would be beaten for pace), they couldn't be moving one way then take a big dive the other way, they would go the wrong way sometimes from close-range shots, make some good saves, stand still if the ball was well out of their reach and make some mistakes every so often.I do wonder if keepers will ever be sorted out properly im starting to beleive so many variables that they cant program them properly.
As year after year its same old talk about the keepers and how poor they are.
^ Agreed! Now we all forget the fustration of playing against Inter in PES 5 and Adriano scoring every (literally every) shot in a range of 30 yards.
To Chris: thank you very much for your efforts. It's great to comment things using common sense and respect and having someone who is able to translate our worries to EA adds value to this board. Besides, it shows EA has done a great move by strengthening the relationships between the developers and the audience.
As games evolve, expectations evolve. Games are a BIG piece of software and the difficulties of some of the things they create are astonishing (the maths and concepts involved are intelligible only to geniuses).
I see what you did here
So what's the feeling for those who have played the 'other' demo? Assuming both are in comparatively similar build states, which full game is enticing you more? I'm asking here rather than there because I feel we were all drawn here by having similar mindsets. I certainly see a lot of negativity in the impressions thread, chiefly around itbeing a game based on football rather than a game of football.
I had some games on Medium setting last night, puely by accident. I didn't notice much of a speed difference tbh, but the players felt more responsive!? Does anyone else seem to play more controlled and fluid football on medium?
So what's the feeling for those who have played the 'other' demo?
Try posting your opinions in there and see how you go from "respected sensible thoughtful poster" to "blind shit-stirring propoganda poster" like I did a few weeks ago, in the space of one post. Never mind eh, one less thread to post in.I'm going to avoid posting in the "other" thread, as a lot of the people in it are blinded fanboys
The goalkeepers will be fixed, I think Chris has said this a few times and has actually been told this, too. So that's great news.
As for slowing the game down, I honestly don't think they'll do that for the final release. I've been playing on Slow and it seems fine to me. Again, different folk, different needs.
As has been said before, An EA rep made a poll on gamespeed based on the demo. 63% said it was too fast. The consensus was that the pressuring by the AI was too relentless, with them refusing to let you at least play it around at the back. Hopefully that will be addressed in time for release day.
I wish EA had put out a 5 minute half demo so we could give them feedback on how the game will actually play, rather than being left wondering what difference longer halves will make to game speed.