@Saint Angelo 12 points!!Thanks, i did think that but this confused me if that is was it means...
“NT teams having only 3 players of different nationality, like Greece and Brazil.”
But now i realise @slamsoze was talking about Amador option file where National Team players may have their nationality changed but still be in the same National Team (eg Greek player in England team).
See i said it was a silly question
Thanks again
yeah it is National Teams, I use it as NT to be shorter.
) to send it to sudden death, which I predictably lost.Thanks a lot for the encouragement Saint Angelo! I will have to look into taking screenshots; I have loads of replays stored in the game itself but I don't think there is a way of exhibiting those. A shame, because I just scored a beauty this evening with Mancini and saved it- I am the only one who will ever see it!
Regarding the defaults, I am actually rather pleased with Stein now; he is 29 in 2010 and performs very well defensively as either a CB or DMF, as long as I don't expect anymore from him offensively than giving the ball to someone else. Dodo is a big favourite of mine, I always recognised him for his fine stamina and defensive work, and decent passing, but he actually has a good shot accuracy in his mid-20s too. I've always been a fan of Ximilez; though he lacks great pace and actually has mediocre technique, his good dribbling accuracy and crossing accuracy make him a favourite with me. Ordaz is undeniably useful with some of the best shooting in the game, of course. I seem to get great results out of Burchet, though naturally he can't shoot for toffee when he surges into the box, so he needs support.
Sadly, 2010 has proven to be another year in which I failed to win Serie A. My terrible start of losing to Lazio and Siena didn't help, and AC Milan have proven to be the strongest team this year- with two games left they are five points clear of Roma, and are therefore on the verge of taking the title. They have only lost three times, twice to me. Juve, last years champions, have been very poor by their standards and it was clear by halfway that they were out of the title race. They are currently fifth, behind me. They have scored fewer goals than me, and I haven't had a bumper year compared to last season (I've been less clinical with my midfielders; Dodo, Platt and Cerezo have been less prolific this year, and Valeny hasn't scored despite getting forward a lot). It has been a bad year for Benfica too; remember how I said they had been steadily improving in the last couple of years? Last year they finished in the top half of the table, this year they are in the relegation zone, with a slim chance of staying up. Macco has scored once this campaign, it will be sad if he goes down to D2 as he may not be young enough for a return to D1.
I performed well in both cups, but fell short at the final hurdle in both cases- I had won my Euro group, despatched Juve and Chelsea in the knockout stages, but against Newcastle in the final I was rather dire. Conceded an early goal to Chopra, but Minanda (in his final season) scored a fine free kick on 70 minutes. He was playing instead of a tired Mancini. I subbed him after his goal for Ordaz, joint tournament top scorer with 6, to get fresh legs and pace on for the end. Ordaz had a good chance but rather rushed it, hitting it first time narrowly wide. Vialli too had a good opportunity that he really should have put away in the last minute of extra time, but missed. In penalties I was actually leading at one point after young Pagliuca saved Eusebio's pen, in fact I think I saved twice, but Castolo missed his penalty (barely moved the stick to the left, but it practically went 90 degrees away from the goal
That final was when I was rather jaded in the wake of the Coppa Italia against AC Milan (who only failed to make the Euro final when losing to pens against Newcastle). I had had loads of red arrows for the match, and I played really well in the first half. Gullit sent over a long diagonal ball from the right flank, bouncing past Kaladze. Vialli headed it back across into the path of Mancini, who volleyed it hard and low close to the centre of the goal, past an advancing, sprawling Dida. I was very pleased with it. Minutes later I broke on the left with Ximilez, put in a first time cross, and Platt volleyed it in, but he was offside. If he had held back, Mancini would probably have reached it and scored his second. I kept playing well for the rest of the half but to no avail. During the second I had another offside goal, and criminally was not given a penatly. Ximilez turned sharply and Seedorf took his legs. It wasn't a heavy connection but he took him down and clearly didn't touch the ball; the referee wasn't interested. This proved critical, as AC Milan started creating a bit more and Gilardino volleyed in a fine goal to take his tally to 6 in the cup. I lost a bit of heart after this, and perhaps was a bit careless. They brought on Shevchenko as a third striker, and this helped Vieri get a chance, which he took. I failed to get going again, and lost. This was my greatest disappointment, more than the European Cup, because I had been playing so well early in the game. Victory would have been the perfect culmination to a recent upsurge in form and results as well; I had scored 13 goals in the previous three league games, and dominated Chelsea in our Euro semi-final with consistently good passing, winning 4-0.
Montella is on 18 in the league for third placed Roma, he is favourite to be top scorer though there are close contenders, including Vialli a few places down on 15 (his total for last season, but I have two matches left). Ordaz made a fair number of league appearances this year, though mainly as a sub, but only scored once, in stark contrast to his cup experiences. I shall update folks on the end of the season results tomorrow, probably. Oh, and Arsenal won the UEFA cup against Autostadt (are they German? Not sure but they've been strong in this playthrough because they bought, among other players, Di Stefano), so both european trophies went to England.
I have this pes-flu much more often on PES 6, it usually happens to my RB.Wolfsburg, thanks I'll change their name. As far as suggestions go, well a good way to fundamentally improve your experience is finding a mod you like- I have one mod installed, though right now I can't remember what it is called! It changes a few things, allowing you to have a more zoomed out camera view (so the wide camera is considerably zoomed out, you see more of the pitch), makes average keepers more susceptible to errors (for instance, colliding with defenders when going for the same ball) and a few tweaks to AI I think. I will see if I can find which one it was.
Other than finding a good mod/patch (there are doubtless people on here that will be able to advise you better in terms of what to get, and I think a few pages back someone linked to a good patch for the 2005/06 season that sorts out the licensing issue and has loads of realistic player likenesses), I recommend choosing a strip that you will not get sick of seeing. It can be one of the biggest turn offs for me if I get tired of the strip, or it doesn't inspire me at all, or clashes too much with those of other teams (in which case one has to rely on the away strip, which may be even more dull or garish!).
If making your own team in PES 5, you can choose to start with the default line up but you can also choose to add players and also ditch a few if you wish. For example, if you always find yourself wanting a left-footed winger at the start of the game, you can add one to the team. I can't remember off the top of my head if there is a salary points limit or something, but I think it is pretty much up to the player how much of a boost they give their side. Another thing to bear in mind when choosing or creating a team is the stadium- one pitch type is a bit hard to look at for me, I think it is given to Greek teams, a sort of dry looking one. It might be the shade of the grass and the patterns; in any case I find it unpleasant to look at. So I recommend choosing a stadium that inspires you and one from a temperate part of the world which won't have the awful dry pitch appearance (of course it might just be my preference in that regard)!
Hope you are able to enjoy PES 5 as much as PES 6
By the way, something I often notice in the game but keep forgetting to mention is what I call 'PES flu'- once in a blue moon you start a match with everyone on full stamina, but at some point in the first half one player will mysteriously begin running extremely slowly. You go to the formation screen to check his stamina, and it is almost down to the bottom despite it still being the first half. It's weird, seems to happen only very infrequently, and I have even seen it happen to a computer opponent as well. Anyone else ever see this? It's quite rare; I don't think it has happened at all to me this season, for example.
Wolfsburg, thanks I'll change their name. As far as suggestions go, well a good way to fundamentally improve your experience is finding a mod you like- I have one mod installed, though right now I can't remember what it is called! It changes a few things, allowing you to have a more zoomed out camera view (so the wide camera is considerably zoomed out, you see more of the pitch), makes average keepers more susceptible to errors (for instance, colliding with defenders when going for the same ball) and a few tweaks to AI I think. I will see if I can find which one it was.
Other than finding a good mod/patch (there are doubtless people on here that will be able to advise you better in terms of what to get, and I think a few pages back someone linked to a good patch for the 2005/06 season that sorts out the licensing issue and has loads of realistic player likenesses), I recommend choosing a strip that you will not get sick of seeing. It can be one of the biggest turn offs for me if I get tired of the strip, or it doesn't inspire me at all, or clashes too much with those of other teams (in which case one has to rely on the away strip, which may be even more dull or garish!).
If making your own team in PES 5, you can choose to start with the default line up but you can also choose to add players and also ditch a few if you wish. For example, if you always find yourself wanting a left-footed winger at the start of the game, you can add one to the team. I can't remember off the top of my head if there is a salary points limit or something, but I think it is pretty much up to the player how much of a boost they give their side. Another thing to bear in mind when choosing or creating a team is the stadium- one pitch type is a bit hard to look at for me, I think it is given to Greek teams, a sort of dry looking one. It might be the shade of the grass and the patterns; in any case I find it unpleasant to look at. So I recommend choosing a stadium that inspires you and one from a temperate part of the world which won't have the awful dry pitch appearance (of course it might just be my preference in that regard)!
Hope you are able to enjoy PES 5 as much as PES 6
By the way, something I often notice in the game but keep forgetting to mention is what I call 'PES flu'- once in a blue moon you start a match with everyone on full stamina, but at some point in the first half one player will mysteriously begin running extremely slowly. You go to the formation screen to check his stamina, and it is almost down to the bottom despite it still being the first half. It's weird, seems to happen only very infrequently, and I have even seen it happen to a computer opponent as well. Anyone else ever see this? It's quite rare; I don't think it has happened at all to me this season, for example.
You could try playing vanilla PES 5 and take one of unlicensed teams then just make it better. It's actually lots of fun making kits in in-game editor.
That was PES 6 actually but here's my version of FC Belgium (Club Brugge) all the way from 2017:
PS2 era actually plays very well with unlicensed teams, I remember starting PES 5 ML with Fohlen (guess) and intended to remake all German teams kits in this fake-licensed fashion, well, someday surely I'll try again 🐑
Or grab Original Season patch. Either one of the big teams but with default team, I remember doing new Barcelona in PES 5 (building around Berbatov what a monster was he). Or one of the new teams added (there's Napoli which was Serie B at that time IIRC), there's a few.
For making pure fantasy teams vanilla versions of the games are the best IMHO coz they blend in with the other unlicensed teams. Ah, PES 3 Commonwealth how much do I miss u 🐑
# DirectX options
dx.force-SW-TnL = 0
dx.emulate-HW-TnL = 0
dx.fullscreen.width = 1920
dx.fullscreen.height = 1080
If it's one of Sany's installers the reason is because (probably) he's playing in 1920x1200 resolution and that's how his kitserver's set up.
Go to your [patch]/kitserver/kload.cfg file (open with notepad)
Code:# DirectX options dx.force-SW-TnL = 0 dx.emulate-HW-TnL = 0 dx.fullscreen.width = 1920 dx.fullscreen.height = 1080
set fullscreen.width and .height to match your monitor resolution 🐑 that's usually the issue
PES 5 Original Season has Serie A + Napoli, Torino, Atalanta and Catania so that's 24 🐑
Hm.
Would start with looking for a city/region, maybe one that haven't had a team in Serie A back then. Found this 05/06 map:
Some options in there.
You could take @miguelfcp approach and come up with some proper backstory. He's running Parma, being backed (owned?) by Xi Jinping, which is frankly fantastic.
A good backstory could be good starting point, combined with the right place. Venice is the most obvious one, perhaps another city in Parma's region (Emilia-Romagna is it??) there some pretty big cities there (Ferrara, Bologna)
Somewhere in the background I am working on alternate patch for PES 3 (will take years) and one idea I liked was a derby duo (Tuscany, maybe Pisa and Firenze) between Guelfi and Ghibellini - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guelphs_and_Ghibellines - those could be nice names, good throwback too.
Some good inspirations could be found in history. Imagine shit like Club Garibaldi in Sicily, lol 🐑
Coming up with new teams is fun! Take your time with it man. Consider all options 🐑
I edited them all into their proper national teams from the players we had and seeing as it was the Western Federation, 99% of players were from Western Europe, which is why most NT's are pretty much empty. Did you also know that you can play a national team game with them as well! I found that out by trying. It's really weird too because at times you just have the number of players in the team and at others 11 players appear. Didn't play a whole game but what I did mess around with incredibly didn't crash either!@
@Saint Angelo 12 points!!
As about Amador, yes since it was created by outter source tool, it happened, Greece NT has only 3 players, being all Spanish IIRC. Brazil similarhas only 1 Spanish and that's all.
..still no pes4 cam tool eehh
. It wasn't the only league to be decided on goal difference either; new European Cup winners Newcastle finished second in the same fashion to Man Utd. In the other two leagues, Gothenburg won by three points ahead of Celtic (yes, that's the miscellaneous European club league 
), while PSV took their title by five at the expense of Bayern Munich. I finished fourth, just behind Inter, but having ended the season strongly myself I was only five points behind AC Milan in the end. In my last game I had a late penalty against Lecce, and usual taker Cerezo allowed late sub Minanda to do the honours, to score his fourth of his final season at the club. As he walked a lap of the pitch after the game, he closed his eyes so the fans wouldn't see the tears
@sampa543 That's a good idea Sampa, mixing the nationalities of the bigger leagues up a bit. I might try that myself sometime. If you did change your mind and fancied a mod, the one I am using seems to be called "PES5 - Gameplay Improvement v5.1 BETA". Hope you have fun with your next ML!
EDIT: Just saw your last post Sampa, feel free to 'copy' my idea if you like! In fact something like that would be interesting, seeing what formations different people chose to use with the same footballers and seeing whether these same footballers flourished for different players. I don't think I've managed to get the best out of Gullit with my current formation (I have him playing as RMF), his stats are almost perfect.
An update on my 2010 season; AC Milan won the title, but they lost their penultimate game 3-1 at home to Udinese before drawing 2-2 in the derby with Inter on the final day, meaning they only beat Roma on goal difference. Roma won their final two games, but the goal difference between the two was about 15 in Milan's favour, so the capital club would have needed some extraordinary results to have won the championship
Montella finished as league top scorer (at least 18 goals but I forgot to check his final tally), Vialli got 16. Ordaz was named as top scorer in the European Cup with 6, technically joint with Ibrahimovic and Lee Bowyer (!!).
Over the summer, with Minanda gone, I had a space free to acquire Mijhalovic, which I did. When renewing contracts I usually go with the default salary offer the computer comes up with unless I strongly disagree with it, and when Stremer refused a small pay decrease I decided to let him go. Although not ancient for a defender (he was only 32 at the end of 2010), he hasn't been a first team choice since the first or second season when I bought Di Tomasso to play sweeper with Jaric and Valeny at his side, and I felt Stremer hadn't been performing all that well on some of his rare appearances. This freed up one more slot for me to buy another youngster in; Ettori, young Frenchman who some will recognise as a default from the later generations of PES, can play as CMF or AMF, and will thus be a very useful addition to my side since I play with two CMFs.
2011
I have made a good start in this new season, winning my first two league games and my only European Cup qualifier so far, but in the Euro game (3-0 victory over Ruhr) Vialli was injured. He didn't suffer any long injuries last season which was a pleasant change, nor did Gullit as I recall, but now Vialli is out for seven weeks. It will at least give Ordaz the regular first team football he has craved for so long. When checking the end of season development I saw that Thijs, a young Dutch striker I bought a few seasons back, has really blossomed. Despite relatively few appearances (I would imagine he doesn't play more than ten games a season, and most of those as a sub), his shot accuracy and power are both 91! He is only 21 or 22 and his development graph suggests he could become one of the world's finest. He scored with a fine drive to round off the victory against Ruhr, and I think he is ready to be considered a fully fledged stand in for Vialli or Ordaz.
I've installed multiple Sany installers for the World Cup patches and Windows Defender always pop-up. After you install it, it also detects the PES Internal Resolution program + the keybind.exe in kit-server as viruses, but I never had a single problem with those. I understand you prefer to play it safe, but I highly doubt they can cause you problems.
@sampa543 Yes as @ryudek says it's the keybind.exe that causes a windows defender alert to pop-up. By the way you can let windows defender delete that file if you like it won't effect the game at all. Anyway up to you it's your computer
If you want you could just download the Amador Option file (As all kits are built in) and put it into your PES 6 documents/folder1 (after backing up your current option file) and play it like that. I think there's still a link to the Option File in the Amador thread (if not let me know and I'll post a link here for you.
I've grown up a bit, but I've seen his videos from the Rayo Vallecano series until a few years ago. Both him and KC Deportes were (in my opinion) the top spanish-talking career mode/ML content creators. I also got my love for PES's ML/Career Mode from all the series he has done, and ever since I play a football game like PES I create the team and change kits each season.