Sleepwalker
Conference
- 19 September 2011
When reading through the forums here, one might get the idea everyone thinks PES14 is a really bad game. I, for one, disagree with that opinion, so I thought I'd make a new thread, to see if there are others with the same experience as me. This thread is only meant to talk about the beauty in this game, so please no comments on the keepers, Konami pr and the strange patch/update schedule - which incidently are the only niggles I have about PES 14.
Every match I play I am amazed by how much of the outcome is determined by my own focus and concentration. A turn to the wrong side, sprinting too soon, playing the ball before you see the space - it all will be punished. This makes this game really immersive, and - when it all does fit, and I score (or even almost score), extremely satisfactory. The subtlellities in gameplay seem endless - every match differs.
I play with the latest PESedit-patch and some fantasyteams I edited myself. I really can see the player-id on the field: big slow players, agile players, good shooters, bad passers (today I tried a cross pass with a defensive midfielder who is big and heavy, a breaker with very little passing ability - and it hopelessly floated over the side line.) This game isn't afraid to show mistakes, and to force you to make them. I tend to think that's a real bonus of the new true ball system.
Then again - I am not one of those guys that beat the PC 6-0 on the highest level. I play professional and have a really good time with it. Maybe I am playing it wrong?
Every match I play I am amazed by how much of the outcome is determined by my own focus and concentration. A turn to the wrong side, sprinting too soon, playing the ball before you see the space - it all will be punished. This makes this game really immersive, and - when it all does fit, and I score (or even almost score), extremely satisfactory. The subtlellities in gameplay seem endless - every match differs.
I play with the latest PESedit-patch and some fantasyteams I edited myself. I really can see the player-id on the field: big slow players, agile players, good shooters, bad passers (today I tried a cross pass with a defensive midfielder who is big and heavy, a breaker with very little passing ability - and it hopelessly floated over the side line.) This game isn't afraid to show mistakes, and to force you to make them. I tend to think that's a real bonus of the new true ball system.
Then again - I am not one of those guys that beat the PC 6-0 on the highest level. I play professional and have a really good time with it. Maybe I am playing it wrong?
