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Please don't tell me we're going down that "but some teams DO hammer the wings!!!" route again.
Not every real team does, yet every team in PES does. Particularly in the ML, as @rockstrongo has said before, because a low "Team Spirit" means the AI looks to use its most foolproof method of scoring.
There are complaints in here of the AI never shooting from range (because they don't). Some teams never shoot from range, because their manager would kill them for giving up possession. But most teams do, for God's sake.
If we can't even agree on something as basic as this, we're giving Konami license to make a football game where every team plays like Barcelona. We're already well on the way to that.
It's obvious to me that the AI hammers the low-cross method when you're the worse team and they're "supposed" to win, because it knows low-crosses and first-time shots are guaranteed goals (someone posted some screenshots where the AI scored every shot on target). Playing with tactics to prevent this doesn't change the AI's decision-making code.
Therefore, teams aren't hitting the wings because of their tactics - they're hitting the wings when they "should" score, and potentially ignoring it when they "shouldn't". Which is a really, really basic way to make a game work.
EDIT: Thinking about it, it's how it worked last year - with the AI spamming lofted through-balls because it gave them the best chance of scoring. It just doesn't have the intelligence to score without resorting to this sort of thing.
Not every real team does, yet every team in PES does. Particularly in the ML, as @rockstrongo has said before, because a low "Team Spirit" means the AI looks to use its most foolproof method of scoring.
There are complaints in here of the AI never shooting from range (because they don't). Some teams never shoot from range, because their manager would kill them for giving up possession. But most teams do, for God's sake.
If we can't even agree on something as basic as this, we're giving Konami license to make a football game where every team plays like Barcelona. We're already well on the way to that.
It's obvious to me that the AI hammers the low-cross method when you're the worse team and they're "supposed" to win, because it knows low-crosses and first-time shots are guaranteed goals (someone posted some screenshots where the AI scored every shot on target). Playing with tactics to prevent this doesn't change the AI's decision-making code.
Therefore, teams aren't hitting the wings because of their tactics - they're hitting the wings when they "should" score, and potentially ignoring it when they "shouldn't". Which is a really, really basic way to make a game work.
EDIT: Thinking about it, it's how it worked last year - with the AI spamming lofted through-balls because it gave them the best chance of scoring. It just doesn't have the intelligence to score without resorting to this sort of thing.
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