DuduBR9
Champions League
- 25 July 2010
Agreed.PR talk gon be PR talk.
The game in my sig is even more realistic than PES.
Pes 2016 is a desperate (and a bad one) attempt to "steal" the casual Fifa crowd
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Agreed.PR talk gon be PR talk.
The game in my sig is even more realistic than PES.
Thanks man! I am playing neither haha...PS2 PES for me for my footy fix.
Wrote this on WENB Forums wanted to share with you guys:
Frankly, I'm not very optimistic about the future of the series as we know it.
You can almost see the writing on the wall from Konami as they are phasing out console gaming. It's like Konami is trying to milk every last drop before they shut it down.
I expect EA to hit Konami hard with more exclusive licenses and I don't have faith Konami will re-invest in other licenses they can acquire. Unless Konami can figure out a universal option file system, and even if they do, they are in trouble because It's a different day in gaming, its all about authenticity. Gamers today don't want to have to jump through complicated time consuming hoops to edit teams. 10-20 years ago a niche of gamers would play games regardless of authenticity if gameplay was great. That isn't today's gamer. A game could be great but no one will buy or play it if it's not authentic.
I look at All Pro 2K Football. 2K made an American football game after EA got the exclusive NFL license and it was a really damn good game but they never made another one because fans left for authenticity that Madden provided so it no longer made sense to produce a football game.
Did anyone even raise their hand in that BBC show when the hosts asked who plays PES? Haven't seen it but heard from people it was embarrassing towards PES. I'm really interested in seeing factual sales figures because I'm hearing mixed numbers from reliable sources (Not Asim or Adam btw) though I expect micro transactions to be high.
Which brings me to my final thought. I see PES in the next few years going to a subscription based model. No hard disc copy. Online MyClub based game downloaded to the console. Only license Konami needs to worry about is the FifaPro for real player names and then an edit mode to create kits for your own MyClub team.
Why does this make sense? Think of the amount of cost-cutting that would be involved not having to chase licenses or mass produce a console game. Micro-transactions could still be high. From a business standpoint this makes perfect economic sense to milk online gamers and save production money. Then the question is how long do those gamers stick around before going to a more complete package in FIFA? And at what point does it no longer make economic sense to create the game even as an online subscription or free to play? We are assuming gameplay isn't shit either.
5-10 years from I don't see a PES. I hope I am wrong. But the writing is on the wall for me.
I'm done Klash. I've played the last patch and just couldn't find the game fun anymore. Players disregarding the ball's position and trajectory yet somehow manage to completely control it perfectly when the ball's coming from behind, going through their bodies and onto their foot. The ball even travels way too fast for me.
PES 2015 doesn't have these issues. The ball bounces and deflects nicely. Players aware of the ball's position and direction and thus position themselves accordingly. Game pace is perfect on 0 too. Keepers even though not great but they react realistically. I can't run with defenders from box to box almost every time like PES 2016.
PES 2016 is an arcade attempt and what makes me sad is that they continue to say it's not, also convincing us it's not in their hands that fouls are rare and broken and a tech issue. They think we're stupid to just swallow it up.
I'm unhappy. I'm unhappy because someone at Konami decided to listen to the wrong guy/people. These people have turned this game from going down the semi-sim route to the arcade route. I get that some dig that, but that's not what PES was. They could've made another game that was more arcade oriented and left PES be. I absolutely detest that person that was given more importance than he deserved. I will not name names. If you just look at the game's history, you will know who he is. I have absolutely zero respect for him. He kept complaining and complaining until he got the arcade game he wanted. I'm sad Konami listened to him. This is no conspiracy. I might sound emotional because it's a game I've been playing since the mid 90's. It gave me tons of great football gaming memories. /end rant
I'm done with this game. I have PES 2015 (or 2014 Blue Samurai) to entertain me.
I'm done Klash. I've played the last patch and just couldn't find the game fun anymore. Players disregarding the ball's position and trajectory yet somehow manage to completely control it perfectly when the ball's coming from behind, going through their bodies and onto their foot. The ball even travels way too fast for me.
PES 2015 doesn't have these issues. The ball bounces and deflects nicely. Players aware of the ball's position and direction and thus position themselves accordingly. Game pace is perfect on 0 too. Keepers even though not great but they react realistically. I can't run with defenders from box to box almost every time like PES 2016.
PES 2016 is an arcade attempt and what makes me sad is that they continue to say it's not, also convincing us it's not in their hands that fouls are rare and broken and a tech issue. They think we're stupid to just swallow it up.
I'm unhappy. I'm unhappy because someone at Konami decided to listen to the wrong guy/people. These people have turned this game from going down the semi-sim route to the arcade route. I get that some dig that, but that's not what PES was. They could've made another game that was more arcade oriented and left PES be. I absolutely detest that person that was given more importance than he deserved. I will not name names. If you just look at the game's history, you will know who he is. I have absolutely zero respect for him. He kept complaining and complaining until he got the arcade game he wanted. I'm sad Konami listened to him. This is no conspiracy. I might sound emotional because it's a game I've been playing since the mid 90's. It gave me tons of great football gaming memories. /end rant
I'm done with this game. I have PES 2015 (or 2014 Blue Samurai) to entertain me.
I'm done Klash. I've played the last patch and just couldn't find the game fun anymore. Players disregarding the ball's position and trajectory yet somehow manage to completely control it perfectly when the ball's coming from behind, going through their bodies and onto their foot. The ball even travels way too fast for me.
PES 2015 doesn't have these issues. The ball bounces and deflects nicely. Players aware of the ball's position and direction and thus position themselves accordingly. Game pace is perfect on 0 too. Keepers even though not great but they react realistically. I can't run with defenders from box to box almost every time like PES 2016.
PES 2016 is an arcade attempt and what makes me sad is that they continue to say it's not, also convincing us it's not in their hands that fouls are rare and broken and a tech issue. They think we're stupid to just swallow it up.
I'm unhappy. I'm unhappy because someone at Konami decided to listen to the wrong guy/people. These people have turned this game from going down the semi-sim route to the arcade route. I get that some dig that, but that's not what PES was. They could've made another game that was more arcade oriented and left PES be. I absolutely detest that person that was given more importance than he deserved. I will not name names. If you just look at the game's history, you will know who he is. I have absolutely zero respect for him. He kept complaining and complaining until he got the arcade game he wanted. I'm sad Konami listened to him. This is no conspiracy. I might sound emotional because it's a game I've been playing since the mid 90's. It gave me tons of great football gaming memories. /end rant
I'm done with this game. I have PES 2015 (or 2014 Blue Samurai) to entertain me.
I'm done Klash. I've played the last patch and just couldn't find the game fun anymore. Players disregarding the ball's position and trajectory yet somehow manage to completely control it perfectly when the ball's coming from behind, going through their bodies and onto their foot. The ball even travels way too fast for me.
PES 2015 doesn't have these issues. The ball bounces and deflects nicely. Players aware of the ball's position and direction and thus position themselves accordingly. Game pace is perfect on 0 too. Keepers even though not great but they react realistically. I can't run with defenders from box to box almost every time like PES 2016.
PES 2016 is an arcade attempt and what makes me sad is that they continue to say it's not, also convincing us it's not in their hands that fouls are rare and broken and a tech issue. They think we're stupid to just swallow it up.
I'm unhappy. I'm unhappy because someone at Konami decided to listen to the wrong guy/people. These people have turned this game from going down the semi-sim route to the arcade route. I get that some dig that, but that's not what PES was. They could've made another game that was more arcade oriented and left PES be. I absolutely detest that person that was given more importance than he deserved. I will not name names. If you just look at the game's history, you will know who he is. I have absolutely zero respect for him. He kept complaining and complaining until he got the arcade game he wanted. I'm sad Konami listened to him. This is no conspiracy. I might sound emotional because it's a game I've been playing since the mid 90's. It gave me tons of great football gaming memories. /end rant
I'm done with this game. I have PES 2015 (or 2014 Blue Samurai) to entertain me.
The reason PES 2015 played fine, and did not have the issues you're mentioning, is due to the inability to import kits in that version on next-gen, which destroy the whole gameplay framework. So while people had their issues with the game last year on PS4, it did not suffer the backlash and ridicule that 2016 has been exposed to as time has progressed post-release.
PES 2016 plays fine, and is generally better than PES 2015, WITHOUT kits. All the PES games of the last few years, with the exception of PES 2014, are very playable without imported images in fact. The video Klashman posted is also symptomatic of the dumb jerkiness you will see when the game is in that state. The AI straight up sucks as well. Replays on PES 2016 without image importing is smooth and contains more transition movements and is generally easy on the eye comparatively.
Why this is the case is not obvious to me, but it has been this way for years now on PS3 and PS4 now. The whole game will be affected, even if the match you are playing is between two teams with licensed kits created by Konami.
The reason PES 2015 played fine, and did not have the issues you're mentioning, is due to the inability to import kits in that version on next-gen, which destroy the whole gameplay framework. So while people had their issues with the game last year on PS4, it did not suffer the backlash and ridicule that 2016 has been exposed to as time has progressed post-release.
PES 2016 plays fine, and is generally better than PES 2015, WITHOUT kits. All the PES games of the last few years, with the exception of PES 2014, are very playable without imported images in fact. The video Klashman posted is also symptomatic of the dumb jerkiness you will see when the game is in that state. The AI straight up sucks as well. Replays on PES 2016 without image importing is smooth and contains more transition movements and is generally easy on the eye comparatively.
Why this is the case is not obvious to me, but it has been this way for years now on PS3 and PS4 now. The whole game will be affected, even if the match you are playing is between two teams with licensed kits created by Konami.
Anyhow, sorry to ramble on but my wife's away for a couple of days and I'm bored.
Well, those are what got PES the high scores this years. I read a review (on fourfourtwo I think) giving PES 2016 a good score because the passing and shooting are very accurate this year, so we know what's to come in future series. I still play the game, but I use a gameplay patch on pc, although it doesn't fix the referees but at least prevents the AI's '2 pass and score' cheating on superstar, and I can't make a solo run through the defence as easy as the vanila version.
Well, those are what got PES the high scores this years. I read a review (on fourfourtwo I think) giving PES 2016 a good score because the passing and shooting are very accurate this year, so we know what's to come in future series. I still play the game, but I use a gameplay patch on pc, although it doesn't fix the referees but at least prevents the AI's '2 pass and score' cheating on superstar, and I can't make a solo run through the defence as easy as the vanila version.
Did anyone even raise their hand in that BBC show when the hosts asked who plays PES? Haven't seen it but heard from people it was embarrassing towards PES. I'm really interested in seeing factual sales figures because I'm hearing mixed numbers from reliable sources (Not Asim or Adam btw) though I expect micro transactions to be high.
Dan Walker said there were "two or three" but I don't know if that was to save the embarrassment (though in a room of 100 people, that's still not great, is it)...I think there was 1. No more. There was a deafening silence when he asked who played PES.