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I would be fascinated to see your data... seriously. Please post the results of your tests. Because others have tested this extensively and come to the opposite conclusion. Including - for what it's worth - people who work for Konami (who heard about this crap years ago and checked it out, just in case).
Look, I'm not trying to be snarky, but every year there are a couple of people trying to spread this stuff, and like it's a bloody plague. One game of PES is completely different to another, we all know that, right? Sometimes it's smooth as cream, other times you feel like you're playing on a swamp in a tornado. Same teams, same conditions, everything. It's all part of the "magic" of PES. Now, there are countless people here - as there are every year - telling you that what you're experiencing is just this kind of fluctuation in gameplay, and they've noticed no consistent problems with imported kits. None whatsoever. People like me, who are ancient, and have been playing PES games since the 1990s, and have heard this stuff year after year...
Well, a very small minority have "reported" this... and they've all been wrong. And what's more, lots of them have made completely nonsensical claims like "it defaults to a beta version" or "there are fewer animations" which just makes it clear that they have absolutely no idea what the hell they're talking about. I'm not exactly a top programmer, but I know enough about how computer games work to tell you right now, this stuff is garbage. It's not "a fact" at all.
What is POSSIBLE is that the game could become more sluggish and maybe slightly less responsive - nothing more than that - because of the strain of dealing with imported images, but this would only really make sense if the kits were a.) higher res than the in-game kits, or b.) in a different format. I'm pretty sure that b.) is not true, and I don't know about a.) (we've all noticed that imported kits look fuzzier in-game than native kits, and I dunno what's going on there). But the console loads the kits at the beginning of the game - I'm pretty sure it doesn't keep having to read them from the hard drive - so in theory even this shouldn't be a problem. And indeed, it doesn't seem to be a problem. For 99% of people.
If you want to play without the imported kits, and you're sure it makes a difference, that's cool. But most people disagree, so please don't go around insisting that this is a "fact" and acting like there must be something wrong with the rest of us.
It would probably also be nice if you didn't keep trying to hook more impressionable readers on this weird placebo, so they end up playing with crappy brown-and-orange striped Konami kits for the rest of their lives, telling themselves it's better this way. But I suppose that's their look-out. I'll stick with the nice kits, anyway, thanks.
I happened to watch a YouTube video of Winning Eleven 2016. And this game played slower, much slower than PES2016. Has anyone got WE2016 and confirm this please?
https://youtu.be/nIdxEn7tisY
I'm playing with there real squad
questions.
every player can back sideheel pass to a team mate with laser precision and speed from distance. crazy acrobatic volleys attempts at goal..pretty much every second match. totally kills the immersion...
What pass support level are you using?
So, I got my Japanese version, played it for a week or so and added kits onto it. Really love the game play and how the game feels. I didn't get any other version, so I can't compare if this game is different from the others, but I don't see anything different from videos apart from having the JFA License and a few more Japanese players.
Can't wait for the update to start my ML journey, am a little gutted that I can't have all the national teams with real kits if I did budesliga, EPL and Championship...but I can live with that. Most likely won't play against Thailand or Angola that often anywayz. But apart from that, I do really enjoy this game and there are some blunders and parts which make you pull your hair every so often with the keepers and strikers just not wanting to hit the target, but in real life players have off days too, so I think this is fine.
Am laughing at people who seem to feel that its a well-documented fact that kits affect gameplay. Maybe it can happen in the PC version if you use other software like kitserver which rely on coding from previous versions, but for the PS4 version which I play with, I see no such thing in many matches tested.
What do you mean it doesn't matter? With no pass support you can't do a "laser precision" heel pass from distance. Not on a high difficulty level.
Yeah but don't think it'll affect how the AI attacks
Because that's your THUMB that's inaccurate. The player is still performing a laser precision pass in the direction your thumb is pressing.
Because that's your THUMB that's inaccurate. The player is still performing a laser precision pass in the direction your thumb is pressing.