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OK, smart arse. How many people who aren't Asian are going to play the Asian CL?
And to the other clown - no, it isn't just about the Premiership 'innit'. What it isn't about is some footballing backwater like Asia.
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OK, smart arse. How many people who aren't Asian are going to play the Asian CL?
And to the other clown - no, it isn't just about the Premiership 'innit'. What it isn't about is some footballing backwater like Asia.
My friend was in Japan to see my favorite team Arsenal in Asia tour, and he said that everybody around him only knows Miyaichi from Arsenal, they didn't know any other Arsenal players so they can't really shout other names other than "Miyaichi". So i agree, it's about perspective.It's all about perspective, wich depends on where you are born and where you live.
For us south american people, Libertdores has a fantastic history with many memorable matchs and finals, we've always dreamd about the day that we would have this kind of license on a big football franchise as PES, and PES always had our attention even more than Fifa here in South America, wich it seems to be not the case in Europe, hence why we are getting this attention from Konami, we deserved it.
From about a decade ago, we south americans couldn't care less about the Premier League, it was just as exotic (as you said) as the Ukranian League, in European scenario it was all about the Spanish or Italian League where our best south american idols (Ronaldo, Romário, Rivaldo, Caniggia and etc) used to play. We never cared about any big english club, we didn't know much about them in comparison to clubs like Barcelona, Real Madrid, Inter, Milan and etc, so the english was very exotic and uninteresting for us in a recent past. Just because we didn't hear much about the English League does that mean that it was a bad league that didn't deserve our attention ? I don't think so.
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I disagree. England is the home of football. Until Konami doesn't Include the top 9 tiers of England with exclusive license, they should not focus on anything else.

When console controller get rid of the d-pad entirely,that time football games will get rid the d-pad mechanics.i wonder when football games will move wholly away from ps2 d-pad mechanics and fully embrace the analogue stick (for 360 movement and depth of movement -- very important)
I thought it was a sarcasm...That´s the most stupid thing that i read in this thread so far, congratulations for being the biggest clown in the forum, it´s not easy to accomplish such a thing!![]()
. Then tried xbox controller with d-pad and it feels normal, maybe I used to play with it in ps1 era? But I dont see what the big fuss of getting rid of this is about. If u dont play with it, then dont, if u do then do so. Some people complain about adam being a dictator, how ironic u want pes to suit u only and dont care about those who do play with d-pad 
I just downloaded pes 13 demo on my laptop and played 3 games with keyboard. Its actually quite fun. Then tried xbox controller with d-pad and it feels normal, maybe I used to play with it in ps1 era? But I dont see what the big fuss of getting rid of this is about. If u dont play with it, then dont, if u do then do so. Some people complain about adam being a dictator, how ironic u want pes to suit u only and dont care about those who do play with d-pad
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I disagree. England is the home of football. Until Konami doesn't Include the top 9 tiers of England with exclusive license, they should not focus on anything else.

It's not like the companies get rid of 360 movement with analogue sticks even if they still utilize 8-direction d-pad.because it severely unbalances and limits gameplay. nothing dictatorial about wanting d-pad removed, its merely the evolution of gameplay in relation to technology.
theres a reason games like call of duty dont use the d-pad any more -- because its out-dated, redundant and restrictive. to have football games limited to 8 directions in this day and age is absurd
It's ok, I knew you were not being serious here.![]()
It's not like the companies get rid of 360 movement with analogue sticks even if they still utilize 8-direction d-pad.
They should develop movement control using a mouse, Lol. (Absurd? or great idea?)
because it severely unbalances and limits gameplay. nothing dictatorial about wanting d-pad removed, its merely the evolution of gameplay in relation to technology.
theres a reason games like call of duty dont use the d-pad any more -- because its out-dated, redundant and restrictive. to have football games limited to 8 directions in this day and age is absurd
I get ur point, but what am saying is will it be a problem if both where used?
yes.
analogue vs d-pad = 360 movement vs 8 movement = freer passing vs 8 directions passing = depth of movement vs no depth in movement
it is a fundamental gameplay balance problem.
yes.
analogue vs d-pad = 360 movement vs 8 movement = freer passing vs 8 directions passing = depth of movement vs no depth in movement
it is a fundamental gameplay balance problem.

Deleted a good number of useless posts.
That was going nowhere.


Deleted a good number of useless posts.
That was going nowhere.
d-pad, analogue, choose whatever you want and enjoy playing the game whichever way you want as long as it's available to you.
No more mention of this.

we are not allowed to discuss game mechanics now? that talk is 'useless' ?![]()

