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League 1
- 25 April 2004
i personaly think PES2011 will be what FIFA 08 was back then
Which means?
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i personaly think PES2011 will be what FIFA 08 was back then
CorrectStuartCulli said:The start of 'rebuilding' the franchise, I imagine.
Correct
One thing i really want to se in FIFA 11, is defenitely, a ball that has more weight on it, and please make it impossible to do tricks only with right foot.
If you try to make a flip-flap with a left footed player ( Messi for an example) e will do it with is right foot always, that sucks.
Bur the ball fisics and weight must be immediattly corrected, i prefer the bowling ball of PES that the ballon of FIFA, it gives more feeling in the shooting, in crossing, etc...
And what about the online, i want to see an innovative online, with more modes in it, more challenging ones, tournaments, leagues, etc.
EA_PWride said:Yep, each referee will have a personality; some will give more cards, some will be more likely to give penalties etc. You will be able to learn their styles and adjust your play accordingly.
Was I supposed to be saying something different?
Found this:
Where's his hands on feedback about CM injury system?
"GamesCom is 19th-22nd August in Cologne. I will be looking to try and get some more Career Mode information released before that. "
"Marcel has signed it off, just waiting on the big man to give it the nod as well."
Well if marcel has signed it off everything should be hunky-fucking-dorry.
"Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it."- George Santayana
FAO EA: Please don't let us manager mode fans down yet again with Fifa11.
Hope they get my subtle hint
Which is why it's surely a positive thing the BAP and Manager mode have been combined, all the effort goes into career mode. They'd be fools to screw it up now... We'll see when the masses get the game I guess.
We had a discussion about tricks not long ago, not only do players need to use their correct foot for skills, but that goes for everything really, it's pretty weak that they haven't implemented a decent favourite foot system and I don't believe it'll be in Fifa 11? Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
The Skills also need some form of error too, only 1-2 tricks have error applied to them and that's not enough. We need Heskey falling over himself trying to do step overs
You're right about the weight of the ball too, (It's slightly improved in Wc2010, certainly less curl on certain crosses/shots) though it's not quite at balloon levels, I'm sure you were exaggerating
EDIT - Uploaded to YouTube
YouTube - Arena goal [FIFA 10]
After the bad news from Mart they better not cock up Man.. I mean Career mode seeing as it's FIFA again next year...
why dont FIFA copy the morale system of PES, if a player is with its morale down, most things fail during the game for that player, whereas in FIFA every player are always with high morale.
I uploaded it via the game to EA Football World, downloaded the .flv file from the website and uploaded that file to YouTube.Maybe it's been waaay too long since I've played a FIFA game but how are people able to create those replays where they move the camera around while the action is going on? Was that a specific camera angle that you've chosen, and one that you can mess around with once you start the replay?
And did you use a capture card to get the file to throw up on YouTube?
I've heard this kind of thing in football games before, it's always a complete non-event in terms of actually affecting gameplay. Who even takes note of the name of the ref in the first place, and then actually 'adjusts their play accordingly'? It just sounds nice on the back of the box.Found this:
Originally Posted by EA_PWride
Yep, each referee will have a personality; some will give more cards, some will be more likely to give penalties etc. You will be able to learn their styles and adjust your play accordingly.
I've heard this kind of thing in football games before, it's always a complete non-event in terms of actually affecting gameplay. Who even takes note of the name of the ref in the first place, and then actually 'adjusts their play accordingly'? It just sounds nice on the back of the box.
Unless the game explicitly states - in a big font directly before kick off - that "This is a STRICT ref, more cards will be handed out in this match", it doesn't work. And there should be two categories, "Strict" and "Lenient", not the muddy, in-discernable gradient we'll most likely get, otherwise it all becomes irrelevant.
Exactly
If nothing more it'd give people a reason to think about their choice of players rather than playing the SAME ONES EVERY TIME.
Questions - outside match engine or mechanics
1- Real league structures for ML?
Offline ML is likely to be the same as last year due to the development of online.