Comparison Demo's to Full game:
Only gameplay/AI based on 10min games on Professional
+++Positives
Shooting (weight/physics/chip shots/feints)
Passing/Early cross (feel, i can make every pass i want and it makes sense)
Committing/Hold up play (+
system)
Slide Tackles are faster and better overall
Through ball/Lofted are fairly balanced
Ball control, is just fine (indivuality/skills/feel are spot on)
Player awareness is very good, hardly had complaints about players not doing what i wanted them to do or not knowing what was going on depending on where the ball/players are etc.
Attack-Defence ratio overall feels very VERY balanced
Active AI superb, in defence and on offence (my team)
Cpu AI, feels more like demo 1 which is good (in attack)
Positioning AI in general is very good for both human/cpu (in defence)
Penalties, i don't care so much about those. They're ok
Freekicks are like Pes5 as in SUPER easy, but i like it
Off the ball control, while not mastered to say the least is nice, and seems fair thusfar (too noob with this can't really comment)
---Negatives
Blind passes and 'impossible' passes / accuracy a bit too high for both human and cpu (if i play on pass settings 2 it's equal to CPU standards)
Crossing in the box feels too assisted (too accurate)
Air duels is a bit too random for my taste (Forlan 'and others like him' beating defenders consistently in the air is just mehh) Supercancel doesn't work or barely has any use in these cases
+-Random Not quite sure yet
Ref's are dumbed down (not as strict like demo) Barely calls for anything that happens in the box (WAS perfect in demo)
Goalies, while i find them very good they still have that awkwardness about them (you have to play/see it to know what i'm talking about) Lack of awareness/response at times (?)
Top teams could do some more 'patient' possession/build up play.
Supercancel is more of a negative than a positive in most cases whereas it always used to be a positive (not too sure about this yet)
-OVERALL feeling-
Very good and fun game, has a lot of depth to it.. and i'm still getting familiar with it each and every time i play it. My main gripes are with the more apparent cpu cheating (more obvious than in demo imo) but that doesn't ruin the game for me by the slightest just want to point out my 'beef' with these issues.
With every game i play, i'm also trying to understand why some things happen the way they do, and i usually conclude that it has to do with not only the game's philosophy but also gameplay balance.
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Anyone already using Wisla Krakow? (i know i will be losing every match with them but i am going to live in Poland so i want to give them a try 
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I'm in the Club unfortunately, and seems i will be in the club till tomorrow evening or if i am more unlucky, i will stay in the club the thursday.
If i will like the online maybe i will be joining PEEL
It's damn hard to do tricks from so far out though, imagine what that would be like on a 60" TV 
Stop tempting me already.........
Is the Blimp Cam not too far away, it looks like a side-on Kick-Off 2 from the photos.
Wisla weren't in PES 11 but the boss and admin of PEEL had them in the last season of PES 10. It's a random draw for PEEL, but there will be a transfer option, so it is possible.
Yes i think it's harder, but i feel that the cpu scripts are more in effect so to speak.
For ex, there are games where you get chance after chance, but you don't score or just barely. Cpu just gets one chance (or barely a chance) and they score. I don't mind the cpu being clinical but it's 'too' obvious that if the cpu wants that goal they're going to get it regardless. Whether it be via crossing or just a random scrimmage situation where they end up with the ball in a good position without actually really playing well and/or smart.
In some situations, scrimmages or the majority of time in matches the cpu tends to get the ball 'automatically vacuumed thing'
In air duels the cpu scripting is also more apparent, they can win every ball (if they want) depending on the situation and flow of the game and match mode at hand.
Sometimes, you have 4 defenders in the back, cpu has just 1 attacker in your box, they cross and goal (this tends to happen more than in the demo)
I don't mind conceding goals via crosses but with just 1 attacker (not just world class striker/target man) in the box conceding 2 goals sometimes in a match is a bit too ambitious for my taste.
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All around the pitch they can beat you too (in air) and you can't really do anything except hope you were already positioned well(=automatically by AI/stats)
In general the cpu on attack feels like demo 1 (which was very challenging) but more balanced in full game, because i felt the gameplay was too loose in demo 1. But at times, it's just too obvious they 'cheat' to keep it challenging and keep the user on its toes AT ALL TIMES.
In the demo, to me this was not as blatant. I think all of these things, combined with somewhat easier 'mindless' pressuring and less strict refeering the AI has 'become' stronger (or more challenging depending on how you experience it)
Just my opinion on 2 days of play, but i didn't notice some of these things in the demo and almost instantly noticed these annoyances during a few games in full game. And even more so after playing it for hours
It doesn't feel unbalanced though, i hope you don't read this the wrong way.. AND these are only my thoughts about it
About the Import/Export option, just tried changing North London's name to Arsenal and changed their kit and badge, exported (took about a minute..), then defaulted back to North London, imported, and it did import the name Arsenal, the kit and the badge
no offence.. (yeah right!)
Could someone please tell me how i can buy the game from abroad for the PS3. Amazon only have it available for the 14th Oct. Cheers.
LOL watching the MAdrid vs Ajax Match you have to admit there is very little wrong with the keepers in the demo. The goals are much bigger than a keeper can dive and I swear I have conceeded both goals in exactly the same fashion.
