Bravez
Championship
- 26 June 2005
Since you brought this subject, yesturday I was watching some videos on youtube then I ended watching a funny video about some pro Fifa player rage quiting on a tornament. So, I dont have Fifa, long time didnt see a gameplay video of that game and you know what? Fifa looks arcade to me. It way too frenatic. Animations are too fast. Its all instantaneous. Theres no momentum between the input, the motion of the player and the ball contact. It looks choppy and ultra fast IMO. Dont know how to explain. How fifa players call that a sim? Again, IMO, today comparing PES with Fifa its like comparing Nba 2k with NBA Live.
To me konami is on the right track again. Perhaps we should be more careful with our feeds so they dont screw this up.
I totally agree with this. I bought FIFA in a PSN sale for £15 a couple of months back and couldn't get into it.
I bought a PS4 pro last week and wanted to give it another chance given all the reviews talk about how stunning it is to look at...I don't even agree with that.
I've flip flopped between PES and FIFA the past few years but I think fundamentally, FIFA is horrible to play. Shooting is great, presentation and atmosphere is amazing but players feel so light, the gliding is really obvious compared with PES and it really does feel "gamey". I know that's an odd thing given the problems with PES and because, well, it IS a game but it FEELS off. PES feels good but let's itself down with what you see imo. The foundation is incredibly strong in terms of core gameplay.
FIFA seems to have regressed from 16 which was a very very good game. PES has improved a lot but still has so much to work on. Having said that, improving aesthetics (presentation, backheels), shooting and AI would transform the game.
Finally, something I've noticed playing manual without power bars this week. First touch error in PES is brilliantly done, the issue is actually with pass accuracy. When players stretch for the ball or its hit to hard etc, their touch is often heavy or loose, especially with worse players. It's fairly subtle but allows the CPU to make a challenge or rush the pass etc. The issue is it never happens on anything other than manual because passes are laser guided to feet, passes which 99 times out of 100 pros do control instinctively.