Sterling Archer
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okeke thenIts hilarious that they've given up with the gameplay and think that getting a few teams naming rights will sell more copies
okeke thenIts hilarious that they've given up with the gameplay and think that getting a few teams naming rights will sell more copies
No. Just. No.
I have Fifa18, Fifa19 and PES18 and PES19 installed on my PS4. I have played Fifa for years until I started playing PES17 and upwards.
There is one thing you absolutely cannot claim to be superior in Fifa over PES and that's physics of the ball, players, passing and shooting. At least not in te latest versions of both games.
Fifa appeal is in its pick up and play ease of use. You can ping passes around like iniesta. PES takes a bit more thought to getting around the pitch and pinging passes like you do in Fifa you are likely to misplace one.
In PES the ball actually bobbles and bounces alot when performing passes. In Fifa the balls skids alot like a hockey puck on an ice rink. There is nothing realistic about that. Also in Fifa, the players have very little back lift when passing or sometimes shooting.
PES doesnt have licences but then again it doesnt need to because it simulates the game of football better than Fifa and that's where a football game should have its focus. On how it actually plays.
When even Fifa Esports players are getting fed up with the game then you know the series is in trou le and Konami has steadily been putting out great PES games for the last 5 years.
Its not long before people start to realise that licences and official kits are not everything in a football game.
I have more fun playing the PES game, even when the games end 0-0, I still feel I have accomplished something. Whereas the FIFA game, even when the score line is 4-3, I feel less satisfying. But the lack of licensing of PES does bother me a lot.
The people who do are the lazy ones who don't wanna look for an OFI don't understand why people keep mentioning the licensing being such a big drawback for PES when a simple option file grants all kits, badges, competitions
Yes, United will be in Fifa 20 as United. Fifa has a deal with the Premier League as a whole, it does not with Serie A.What about the license? Will they still be Man Utd in Fifa? Because Juve has an exclusive PES contract so they will be called Piemonte Calcio in Fifa 20
Yep, ISS Pro was THE GAME back in the day. I think the gameplay of the modern ones has always been OK, but the lack of naming rights has always let itself down, some people just can't get passed that and don't want to mod.Imo pes went downhill when the ps3/360 were released. EA transitioned well into the new generation whereas PES was clunky, awkward and lacking in the features gamers had come to expect of the new generation. It hasn't recovered since then.
The early pes games on ps3/360 lacked a full edit mode which had previously. It was even easier to obtain files and transfer them to consoles but Konami limited the feature. This really hurt the series Imo. PES lacked licenses on ps2 but if you got the mod there was very little FIFA could offer over PES.Yep, ISS Pro was THE GAME back in the day. I think the gameplay of the modern ones has always been OK, but the lack of naming rights has always let itself down, some people just can't get passed that and don't want to mod.
Played PES alot this season and while online matches are abit of a mess, the iconic legends are awesome. I have Robbo, Becks and Scholesy. All great players to have. Becks is probably the best midfielder in the game and his crosses are insane. Only gripe I have is they had Robbo as a "hole player" instead of "box to box".
Don't mind, just saving all these tweets here.
That’s a fairly bad video of it. The game looks better when playing. Set pieces and celebrations are notoriously shite in it though, everything about them look wooden.I’ve never properly played PES, but I also think FIFA is dog shite. However this little clip here looks awful. How is that current gen?
Absolutely insane. One guy used the Nesa24 modded camera tool and is individually re-creating all stadium specific TV camera angles. He did this one for the Bernebau. It's bang on; scarily realistic.
@carvajal pretty spot on?
You mean the camera effect is realistic, or that he is reproducing the goals as they have "happened" in real life?
Absolutely insane. One guy used the Nesa24 modded camera tool and is individually re-creating all stadium specific TV camera angles. He did this one for the Bernebau. It's bang on; scarily realistic.
@carvajal pretty spot on?
https://www.engadget.com/pes-2021-s...be exclusive Euro,pre-order it starting today.It's a great decision IMO.
Production will have defo been interrupted by Covid so no point in rushing out a half baked product. Also, history has shown us that the first editions of sports games on new consoles are generally shite. Much better to spend the required time to get it right on the next gen, especially if they're using a new engine.
I haven't checked the link, but is there any indication of price for the update? Too much to expect it to be a free update?
https://www.engadget.com/pes-2021-s...be exclusive Euro,pre-order it starting today.
Not free, but only $30 in the US. $35 with the club edition, but 20% discount apparently if you have PES 2020 and order from there (maybe something will pop up?).