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Did anyone notice if any of the Mexican teams in the Copa Lib were licensed? I ask because I believe EA have an exclusive deal with the Mexican league.
I think I saw 2. Monterrey and another one.
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Did anyone notice if any of the Mexican teams in the Copa Lib were licensed? I ask because I believe EA have an exclusive deal with the Mexican league.
It's slower yes, not completely unrealistic, but it lacks fluidity and smoothness.Really? I was expecting that it would be the opposite, more realistic and natural on PES 2011 and more stiff and "videogamey" in real life. I guess I was wrong
Really? I was expecting that it would be the opposite, more realistic and natural on PES 2011 and more stiff and "videogamey" in real life. I guess I was wrong
I would want the Peruvian teams. I want all the South American club and national sides. The more teams, the merrier!
Was it only me that saw Messi's rating as 98 ?
No Sir! I am against stat-based one click for everything.Oh dear god...
Get out of here. Now.
Ozil made like 10 touches of the ball in PES but only 3 in real life. It looks weird and unrealistic but it would probably work in-game for quick responsiveness.It's slower yes, not completely unrealistic, but it lacks fluidity and smoothness.
But I have to say it is typically "PES" and is certainly one of the best part of the trailer although it can be improved and look more smooth and natural.
The think that really disturbs me is at 0:19 in your video mate. The pass is made, Özil runs, then he suddenly changes his running in a very "violent" turning movement.
As I understand it, you can choose what tricks you want to be able to string together. Then in game you press up, right, bottom or left to start the tricks. So maybe left first, then when that trick is done you press right and so on. Or did I misunderstand this? It seems way too easy to me, also I don't understand how this could work for every player. Surely every player won't be able to do the most advanced tricks? So what if you have a really advanced trick as number two and use it with a bad player?
At least in FIFA you have to do pretty advanced thumb moves which makes it pretty hard to string 4 different tricks together. In PES it seems to be only a flick in one direction.
I can see this could be a potential mess online if they aren't careful with the implementation. Not many wants PES to be played like FIFA Street.
Ronaldo has it all.Physique, drive, shooting, dribbling, heading.His passes aren't half bad either.
Yes, except the most important aspect: appearances in important games, where the other team has world class defenders. Ronaldo is what latins call "pecho frio" (cold chest LOL), a player that destroys against lesser teams, but disappear in the big games.
Copa Libertadores actually has 40 teams. The video shows the logo of 28 teams, but if you pay attention, the Estudiantes de la Plata's logo isn't in there, though the team is showed. So 29 teams.
However, the game is missing a few important teams that advanced to the Round of 16 in this cup like Sao Paulo, Chivas Guadalajara, and Universitario de Deportes.
Morning,
Just to reassure people, all players can access the skill moves - but with differing levels of success. Let's face it, to have a player like, say, Mark Noble, flicking and styling like Ronaldo destroys belief. But, as in real life, there are certain things he is better at... Defenders are also savvy to such tricks, and the new pressing system means you can prevent players from having the space to try such things.
Just so you know, Asim from GodisaGeek is in tomorrow to see the code, so no doubt he will be posting his thoughts soon after. I was also in Bath showing it off to Future at the end of last week, and it went down very well - even with the FIFA die-hards. Am also up at CVG on Friday to show them it, as there seems to be a growing belief there in the new game. Time will tell, but the response we are getting is phenomenal...
I am roughly ten days from getting the preview builds, which will have all the various modes in - sans ML Online, as it is a little to early at this point. I will endeavour to do a Q&A around that time, so we can answer any specifics.
Thanks for bearing with us.
Steve
That's not entirely true.On second thought - that's not true at all.
07/08
Arsenal- 2 goals 1 assist
Liverpool - 1 goal
Chelsea - 1 goal [UCL Final + MOTM]haha only 1 goal, the match was horrible, failed penalty
I'm too lazy checking his 08/09 stats but they weren't too bad.
09/10
He had goals against every top 7 side he met except against Barcelona but he was unquestionably Madrid's best player
Valencia - 1 goal in 1 match (medium team)
Sevilla - 1 goal in 1 match (medium team)
Mallorca - 3 goals in 2 matches (small team)
Villarreal - 2 in 2 (small team)
and he scored Madrid's only goal in the knock-out stages.
He's hardly the big game bottler he was back 06/07.
No Sir! I am against stat-based one click for everything.
SteveM said:I was also in Bath showing it off to Future at the end of last week, and it went down very well - even with the FIFA die-hards
With regards to the new trick system. SteveM posted this on WENB
Also read Adam and Suff playtest review: http://winningelevenblog.com/blog/wenb-pes-2011-playtest-impressions/
Also read Adam and Suff playtest review: http://winningelevenblog.com/blog/wenb-pes-2011-playtest-impressions/
Coming into the playtest, this free passing system worried me, as while it could bring a new way of playing PES, the individuality factor is what has kept me attached to the series. I’m happy to say this philosophy hasn’t been lost in this new adventure. Getting the ball to Alonso was much more beneficial for example, as the accuracy and power was more forgiving than playing the same pass with Marcelo. Me and Suff both agreed there was this feeling the ball seemed to ‘home in’ on the intended target accurately with the better passers, and was always easier to control. The same can be said in playing the ball into space, the better passers in the game really did have an influence in dictating play and control the flow of the game.
Players move with great accuracy and response, without ever feeling unrealistic. As you would expect from PES, well known dribblers like Ronaldo/Messi/Robben naturally feel better when in possession, and they take many more touches of the ball when moving around the pitch, always giving you a feeling you can change direction if needs be.
What pleased me the most was the fact no trick was a sure-fire way of beating an opponent, and the over elaborate ones require the player to perform a few tricks before linking in something like the rainbow, meaning they are easier to anticipate and require more time to pull off.
Konami have stayed true to PES’s philosophy. Bigger stronger players will be able to hold off challenges much better than smaller weak players, obviously, but it all comes down to stats and player positioning.
Especially with response times improved and refs fixed.
Another worry from all the additional animations coming into the playtest was if the response times had been sharpened up since last years obvious problem. Thankfully, the added animations have actually helped matters with response times, giving players more variety in passing and moving into directions when you need to instantly. Same can be said of the R2 stop, with players able to stop much quicker of the ball is close to their feet. This allows players with better technique to be more important in the game.
thankfully the referees are much, much better. During our entire playtest they didn’t make one bad decision, with every obvious foul correctly punished. Same can be said of the less brutal ones, with us both giving away many fouls for being over aggressive when trying to win the ball the back. The advantage rule was also witnessed a few times
Penalty kicks are still from PES 2010 it seems
players taking a little too long trapping high balls, and taking too long releasing a shot.
barça - manchester 07/08 0 goals
barça - manchester UCL FINAL 08/09 0 goals
lyon - madrid 09/10 0 goals
barça - madrid 09/10 0 goals
madrid - barça 09/10 0 goals
spain - potugal 2010 0 goals
portugal - brazil 2010 0 goals
and no only no scored, her game is the worst in this matches...
ronaldo only scored front small teams.
So you basically chose 7 random matches in which he didn't score yet in some of them he performed at high level.Good one.He scored against all teams making the TOP4 and against the TOP7 of Spain sans Barcelona but he was unquestionably Real's best player at Camp Nou.He was better than his team-mater at Gerland as well.
And since when TO PERFOMER WELL means TO SCORE. Ronaldo was Madrid's best player last season; and United's best player for the past 3 seasons [alongside Rooney and Vidic].This his consistensy and ability to maintain his performances during the whole campaign.
But I guess Haters gonna hate.