Suuuuupertalk
International
- 17 August 2010
- Team
- Luton Town
I think they make the demos seem better because they make it more forgiving. They're trying to sell people a product over a short 5 min game and want people to play the demo excited about some cool things they managed to do during the game.
I'm convinced of this, I tried the PES2013 demos a while back and it all felt more open and expansive somehow. Then it kicked in that little dribbles, attempts at goal that worked in the demos simply don't work in the full version (at least most of the time). The defensive AI also doesn't track attacking runs as much in the demos which makes it seem like the AI on your team is better thsn the full version when actually it's not.
This had to be the case, they're not gonna make the attacking AI worse. The full version of PES is always a lot less forgiving than the demos. In the demos, it's easier because they want to to be excited about that awesome goal you scored with Neymar etc.
I'm convinced of this, I tried the PES2013 demos a while back and it all felt more open and expansive somehow. Then it kicked in that little dribbles, attempts at goal that worked in the demos simply don't work in the full version (at least most of the time). The defensive AI also doesn't track attacking runs as much in the demos which makes it seem like the AI on your team is better thsn the full version when actually it's not.
This had to be the case, they're not gonna make the attacking AI worse. The full version of PES is always a lot less forgiving than the demos. In the demos, it's easier because they want to to be excited about that awesome goal you scored with Neymar etc.