Maybe Alan and others but calling Adam a good guy is like saying PES 2008 the greatest football sim prior to its release.
Oh wait a MINUTE!!!
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Maybe Alan and others but calling Adam a good guy is like saying PES 2008 the greatest football sim prior to its release.
Oh wait a MINUTE!!!
I like it too. It's not perfect but it's much better than I had hoped for.
I know, it was like a bug.I just want the power bar to have a larger scope for long passes for instance.To be able to make 70-80 meters passes
- Adam: Confident to say it's the best PES ever.
- Suffwan: Agrees that it's the best PES they've ever made.
Listening to WENB Podcast, will update with the main points.
- Adam: Keepers are massively better, but there is an issue with the way this scales to their skill level. It seems to be a case where the really good keepers (~85+) are great, and then as soon as you get below a certain point they suddenly become much much worse.
- Suffwan: keepers are now 'acceptable' and better than demo. Adamant that the keepers need to be completely redone for next year though.
- Suffwan: AI is very sharp in review code. Complements your style of play, and tries to mimic the football of the team you are using. AI is improved from demo again.
- Adam: Really good variety in terms of teams you play.
- Suffwan: Won't probably get the accolades it deserves [from the mainstream/average joes] because it's improving the deeper stuff, rather than the surface aesthetics. Really is a game for a hardcore.
- Adam: Confident to say it's the best PES ever.
- Suffwan: Agrees that it's the best PES they've ever made.
- Adam: If it looked comparable to FIFA on an aesthetic level, this would be seen as one of the best sports games of all time.
- Suffwan: Graphics & Animations really really need work - thinks this will be a focus for next year probably. They are acceptable, but that's all.
I've seen some keepers clear the ball under normal situations and it travels nearly to the other penalty box.
Suffwan: Graphics & Animations really really need work - thinks this will be a focus for next year probably. They are acceptable, but that's all.
pes2011 WAS proclaimed to have been focused on the graphical side and animations...
Hi. I experienced your first 4 points constantly in PES2011, but not in the new demo. Are you using assisted cursor-switching? I never have any problems now that you can flick the right-stick towards who you want to control when defending. It's miles better. Regarding the loose balls and tedious goals conceded - I win more loose balls by far than in PES2011 and the defending being harder has meant I've got better as I play more games. Do you feel like you've improved in the time you've played? Stumbling happens much less.Is anyone else still not sold? After dozens of demo matches, I still come back to the fundamental PES issues (for single player experience)
1. Player switching sucks, and results in both missed opportunities and conceding goals
2. The AI has an advantage over the human in all 'loose' balls - they just seem to lock on better than it's possible for you too
3. I like a challenge, but half the goals I concede are just ridiculous - either the token unstoppable combination of 'lucky' bobbling balls going straight to their open striker, or a midfielder taking on half my team and shooting from range, through my kepper
4. Only the CPU defenders can make your strong, quick winger stumble as they run in from behind, gifting them the ball as you take 15 steps to steady yourself
5. Your players can't stop and turn without the ball, the CPU can
6. Keepers suck
Now maybe the last one will be fixed, but I just find the other 5 crazy. Surely Konami can make a challenging game without having to dumb down your players? I just find it so infuriating that the same 'exploits' the CPU has used since PES on the PS1 are still in place, and no one seems the least bit bothered.
Hi. I experienced your first 4 points constantly in PES2011, but not in the new demo. Are you using assisted cursor-switching? I never have any problems now that you can flick the right-stick towards who you want to control when defending. It's miles better. Regarding the loose balls and tedious goals conceded - I win more loose balls by far than in PES2011 and the defending being harder has meant I've got better as I play more games. Do you feel like you've improved in the time you've played? Stumbling happens much less.
I know what you mean about the CPU being able to stop & turn in ways that we can't though. It would be nice to have more equality. And the keepers are yeah, definitely taking tips from the ancient journal I like to call The Diary Of David James. Hope they really are improved in the full release.
Is anyone else still not sold? After dozens of demo matches, I still come back to the fundamental PES issues (for single player experience)
1. Player switching sucks, and results in both missed opportunities and conceding goals
2. The AI has an advantage over the human in all 'loose' balls - they just seem to lock on better than it's possible for you too
3. I like a challenge, but half the goals I concede are just ridiculous - either the token unstoppable combination of 'lucky' bobbling balls going straight to their open striker, or a midfielder taking on half my team and shooting from range, through my keeper
4. Only the CPU defenders can make your strong, quick winger stumble as they run in from behind, gifting them the ball as you take 15 steps to steady yourself
5. Your players can't stop and turn without the ball, the CPU can
6. Keepers suck
Now maybe the last one will be fixed, but I just find the other 5 crazy. Surely Konami can make a challenging game without having to dumb down your players? I just find it so infuriating that the same 'exploits' the CPU has used since PES on the PS1 are still in place, and no one seems the least bit bothered.
Thanks Rod for putting up the summary of the poddy. I can't access them from work so cheers.
Calling the graphics 'acceptable' is a bit off the mark. For me the graphics are far superior to that of its competitor.
We all know that the animations need a major overhaul but I actually think the graphics are pretty good.
To me PES graphics has ALWAYS been top drawer.