Chimps-with-quiffs
Champions League
- 11 August 2003
Played them for a third time guys, I don't know what to say. Won 2-0, comfortable, smashed them in possession again. I re-installed post patch to see any differences and just played them on Superstar, much better difference in terms of them having more shots, but the possession is still way too high for me, 60% it was.
I'm a big possession freak and an aim in computer football games for me is to have realistic possession, I want the CPU to work me about the pitch and maintain possession. All teams I play, whether it be on Top Player or Superstar I'm having a minimum of around 58/59% possession. This is still way too high for my liking.
The game does play absolutely superbly, the responsiveness of the players is brilliant, and the game feels much more freer. The game also seems fair for the first time I've played this game in that everything seems 50-50, whether it be deflections, headers, just general bounces of the ball. Keepers improved yes, I can see that now.
BUT,
And this is massive for me,
It's this question of the CPU not keeping hold of the ball. When I watch a CPU v CPU they can do it. That Liverpool v Juventus game you showed they both played brilliantly with plenty of lateral and backward passes, when they play against me
though they still look to charge forward and would rather lose the ball than pass it backwards.
Any thoughts peeps? I've tried Superstar, gamespeed 0, zero passing assistance.
I only had the time to right that as I was late for 5 a side at 9. What I did notice though is Liverpool quicker than teams I edited later on. Their keeper was also worse than team I edited later.
You should try other teams instead of just playing the same game. Try playing against Valencia or Barcelona with a medium Spanish or Italian team. If Liverpool or better than the Chelsea konami starting lineup when you play try some one else.
There is people on the pes gaming forum saying they are getting humped of teams like Sunderland 4 -0 with totenham and having to drop the difficulty.