chiefrocka4real
Champions League
Played a mate yesterday whohas made the shift from PES topercieved greener pastures and he isn't enjoying PES because for him its too cumbersome. Heis annoyed with the touch needed when the player receives a pass and inablity to turn quickly.
He is frustrated with the lack of dribbling which he seems to have a genuine issue with. I was able to glide past 3 of his defenders with minimal use of the feints butcan see he is not feeling it like he did 2013.
He says FIFA is much easier and a lot more fun because of it.
I on the otherhand prefer that PES is going this route of realism - taking body weight, momentum and inertia into consideration.
Is this the problem? Has PES become too hard to master?
If it is how many people feel this way? Is this going to mean it is either fun or realism? Can you have both? Lots of questions that I think only time will answer. I think Konami should just. Stick to their guns. PES2015 should justbe an improvement. Theycanbuild from this base as EA have done since FIFA10. Constant chopping and changing alienates your fans. Both hardcore and casual.
Good question.
But I think it depends on the priority of aspects people have.
Some things are more important to one and less important to the other.
All I can say, that it is a quite different PES and I understand people who keep playing PES 2013.
I also respect anybodys decision turning his back on PES 2014.
To me, this game feels like real football.
The animations, the life that´s going on on the turf feels so realistic.
Of course there are a few things that bug me and there are so many decisions made by KONAMI that I don´t understand and don´t agree with.
But on the pitch, to me it´s a lot more fun than FIFA.
And I never thought that I might say this one time:
The player animation in PES is better than the player animation in FIFA.