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All is well until the complaining starts up all over again about the demo gameplay, the demo graphics, the demo player faces... The annual cycle of internet gamer moaning, lol.good news,and now a pc demo and all is well
Great post. My take: we're lucky to have two great (and different) football games to play. I play both for different reasons, both are fun, and I never buy the next year's iteration unless it seems worth it. I didn't buy FIFA 11 or 14, and I skipped PES 10 and 12. Life is too happy and WAY too short to spend time complaining about a video game, let alone something one can't anything about anyway, lol.It's normal, if you ask me.
A game represents the view of its developers so it's pretty impossible that all the buyers (or the ones that are waiting for it, or the ones that try the demo) are completely satisfied of it. Hardly any buyer would be.
I, despite liking many games, probably would never find the perfect football game, or the perfect FPS, or even the perfect game at all (because for being perfect to me it should be tailored exactly on my ideas, which differ to your ones, which on turn differ from everyone else's in here).
The secret is being aware that we must not look for perfection, only for something that suits personal taste (hence why for example some people like FIFA while other people like PES). The ones who just look for the perfect game for them are doomed to moaning and complaining forever.
And that's the reason why I'm a little nitpicky on kits for example, but I'm still positive and looking forward to this.
I agree with *aLe and I would like to add that if you really and truly want to ruin any game in existence, join a forum and discuss it and read what others hate about it. It's guaranteed to make you aware of tons of "issues" with the game that you regularly wouldn't have noticed on your own.
This is good news indeed.
But still I'm worried about a thing (it's a little thing, but I'm a little nitpicky about kits and I hate this in PES 2014): the loose/baggy kits.
I'm afraid they'll fix them for NG but we'll get the same PES 2014 models on CG. Look at these South American players, each and every of them is wearing a shirt that is at least 2 sizes bigger than it should be:
On the other hand, tight-fit kits e.g. Barcelona look right to me.
If it's solved, I think I can live without dynamic lighting and better crowds for this year (just remember that PES 5/6 on PC had no crowd at all during gameplay and it had to be added via LODmixer).
By the way, in the spoiler you can see better what I mean with kits. Look at Neuer, his shirt is so big that he is nearly drowning into it:
Plus, in the final PES 2014 release LOD was way, way, way worse than this (to the extent that taken the same shot every player behind Neuer would be pixelated/have a very bad 3D model), it's way too conservative.
Pc differences are confirmed by Bhatti
Twitter / Adam Bhatti:
@tamer_balll These are the differences between new consoles and PC. I hope you understand the details. Thanks. http://t.co/VPzUQXLYH7
8:21 PM Aug 21st via Twitter Web Client
http://twitter.com/Adam_Bhatti/status/502596361255415808
Good news, indeed!
I don´t wanna bash Adam but why the hell didn´t he just say that in the very first beginning?
Maybe he didn´t know but why the hell didn´t he know?
Why couldn´t he have that info earlier? That would have saved so many nerves from users and forum pages, lol.
And him quoting that guy Luca from the official PES FB page doesn´t make it look any better.
Seems like it's the next-gen console owners turn to feel a bit of pain.
You don't know when the update will arrive. Sounds like no option files on release anyway.Don't think so. Update 2.0 for PS4
Jamez please don't feed the Polish troll.
The problem isn't with USB support, but with png files which PS4/XBone don't recognize. There is also an issue with PS4/XBone file sharing between users as files you send from your own console to USB Drive... Are hashed. Ie. the file system is checked on your friend console and if there is hash re-check error, you cannot use those files on another console.
That's what PS4 modders were looking into before. Also PS4/XBone were said not to use Option Files, but in later conversation they said it will use OFs. Unclear though. Too many unknowns really. However, the biggest issue next-gen owners might face is... Quite a paradox here, lack of PC modders working on game. Without HQ PC patches, PS3 users wouldn't get their OF with kits and other stuff (ripped from PC patches!).
It works both ends. PC modders work for PC users, but console gamers use their stuff to update their game. Not the other way round.
To be clear, that article states that 92% of all PC game sales are now digital download. PC version sales for both football series only amount to approx 1-2% of total sales, console version sales account for the rest.Found an interesting article about PC Digital sales and that it amounted to 92% of the total sales in 2013.
Due to the region restriction on Steam (currently based in the far east), I can't access the PES2014 page on the Steam Store. Is it received well there? IINM, you can only review a game you own on Steam right? The number of reviews would be interesting as well.
Sorry Zee. I hope the option file situation gets resolved as soon as possible. PES without option files isn't the same experience even though this didn't matter back in the day. It could harm sales and nobody wants to see that.Damn you James damn you
To be clear, that article states that 92% of all PC game sales are now digital download. PC version sales for both football series only amount to approx 1-2% of total sales, console version sales account for the rest.
I don't buy PES on Steam after 2013: bad for modding and you have to go online in order to start the game up which I hate. I bought the digital download version of PES 2014 from GamesPlanet, much better.
To be clear, that article states that 92% of all PC game sales are now digital download. PC version sales for both football series only amount to approx 1-2% of total sales, console version sales account for the rest.
I don't buy PES on Steam after 2013: bad for modding and you have to go online in order to start the game up which I hate. I bought the digital download version of PES 2014 from GamesPlanet, much better.
Me too. As a purist I don't like my game being altered in any shape or form.
I would be quite happy with simpler patches (like that Julian Cames one) that correct the kits, club crests and names. If Konami is putting more effort into player stats and appearances and keeping them up-to-date, then I'm happy to leave them to it.