I still think PES 2011 with this setup was so much better
Oh man, I miss that! That, for me, was a tactical / gameplay leap similar to "team spirit" (meaning you can't just bundle together the best players in the world and win every game without thinking about their fit).
Not only did it save having to piss about with tactics every time the score changed, it meant the CPU played with urgency when they were behind (and in the way they would in reality).
I'm looking forward to the new tactical instructions, but at the same time, two attacking and two defensive changes seems a bit restrictive - if I'm playing a team who are playing keep-ball, and I want to close them down, and I've not selected that tactic... (You'll be able to pause the game and do it there, yes, but FIFA gives you two sets of four instructions you can select via the D-PAD.)
Perhaps it's only two because Konami see that teams in real-life don't switch between - and execute perfectly - gegenpress, tiki-taka, closing-down, standing-off and 100 other things over the space of 45 minutes. In which case, fair play to them for trying to keep it real.
The game definitely looks like an improvement, and I'm excited to try the tactics out. Very much looking forward to demo o'clock. I just wish a video would show a goal that you can't currently score in PES 2016!
People can keep rattling on about the new adaptive ai,trying to find holes but you really have to wonder what there agenda is and if they ever did give pes16 more then a few days or weeks play..
Agenda?!
Come on man, even YOU were saying you were underwhelmed as the videos hit, and now your hype needle has bounced so far the other way, anyone who is underwhelmed or who has a point to make has an agenda? Did you?!
I love the analysis that we get in this thread. The debate around it, too. It all highlights different things that you might otherwise have missed, or agree with, or disagree with. But to write off someone's opinion as agenda? That's not fair.