Elja
How's it guys?
- 11 October 2015
What's annoyed me this year is all the summertime testers coming back saying 'refs are fixed now'. We knew at the time that they'd just played each other, but they were SO insistent that it was no longer a problem that it served to keep the fouls issue quiet until now. Now Konami present us with a fait accompli. Another year of no fouls and happy multiplayers, and another when the PES formula is watered down even more. I can still taste PES in the games we have now, but I'm increasingly having to use my imagination.
How would you know? you haven't played the game yet. Even FIFA 16 that has a better fouling system has many games ending with no fouls or only 1. It all depends on how you play, how the AI plays (AI in PES always plays different from one game to another), and how long you set your match. You can't judge from a stat on one of those shared videos.
So what do you think guys. For the polo scorelines in PES 2016 responsible are the Keepers? For me is shooting and defensive AI. With huge spaces in defense, is more likely to score a goal. With the almost perfect shooting trajectories and the little existence of errors, is also very likely to score more goals.
In PES 2017 videos, it seems that defensive AI is a lot of improvement and we can see already logical scores (of course we have to play it). If pes team improve the shooting system, with trajectories and errors depending on players stats, body balance, wrong foot, then not only we can see even more logical scorelines but the same time, scoring a goal bring back the satisfying factor.
I agree, the goalies are actually not the main problem. But if you make the game more open to space and still have OP shots, than I think Konami did the right move to make the goalies OP as well.
My boy was born at 33 weeks yesterday and him and mom are in hospital recovering. dad is not going to get to all this meaningless stuff now
Congrats! I'm also expecting my second daughter around next week, so little time for gaming.