PES 2017 Demo Available on Xbox One, PS4, PS3 - Post Your Impressions

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Quote: Originally Posted by Josam27o7

In real life there is ref error. Don't you want some in game too? Adds suspense and fun, when the crowd jeers. Just like real life.

Yes and No. The reason I say No is because last year since there were no fouls called you could just hack people and not called. If it is an obvious foul I would like them to call it although I do see your point as well.

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Quote: Originally Posted by RoyceDa59

My recommendation for Barcelona players. Use attacking fullbacks only or use it with Tiki Taka advanced tactics. Using Tiki Taka only cause Messi and Neymar to stay too wide at times.

It is interesting that you mention that because I was thinking about the options the other day and what effect they have on each other. It will be interesting to see what it is like once the full game is out.

[Josam27o7]

Quote: Originally Posted by Thrash13

That's my dilemma and what makes me honestly want to get both. I love having the Champions League in PES, but 90% of the soccer I watch is Premier League, Bundesliga, and MLS. Those licenses are swayPing me to FIFA if I end up just getting one of the two.

Problem is that if there is very little player individuality / team individuality in fifa (which people who have already played it have said still exists) licenses don't matter then.

[Thrash13]

Very true indeed! The Team Edit situation definitely keeps PES in the picture, although it would be a little more leg work on my part.

I've played very little PES in the past, and I played a few games on the demo last night. It's certainly a very smooth game of soccer, but I'm 100% used to FIFA controls. If I choose the PES path, it'll take awhile to get transitioned for sure.

And let's be honest, PES released two weeks earlier. I probably won't be patient enough to pass on PES to wait a couple weeks for FIFA. Haha

[C.J.S.]

Quote: Originally Posted by Thrash13

Very true indeed! The Team Edit situation definitely keeps PES in the picture, although it would be a little more leg work on my part. I've played very little PES in the past, and I played a few games on the demo last night. It's certainly a very smooth game of soccer, but I'm 100% used to FIFA controls. If I choose the PES path, it'll take awhile to get transitioned for sure. And let's be honest, PES released two weeks earlier. I probably won't be patient enough to pass on PES to wait a couple weeks for FIFA. Haha

it's funny hearing the same thing i said 3 years ago.
but knowing PES controls now they seem so right.
like R1 for sprinting......tap R1 twice and knock the ball foreword, it's more manual controlled than fifa's R2 sprinting.

when you double tap R1 to move the ball ahead and take a shot..... the closer the ball is to your feet the more control on your shot...

[C.J.S.]

These settings are a game changer for me, and should be Konami's default, so everybody can experience it...
You can really feel the battles...

Here's a video of a game with these settings... YouTubes video compression makes it look faster than it really is...




camera settings 5 0 10
radar appearance off
player name plate off
game speed 0

i even feel the game speed is slower with this camera angle.

I haven't had a better football game experience....

[BL8001]

What is so great is watching people play the cpu is very much like watching two people who understand the sport playing each other.

The cpu makes very human like choices, good and bad.

They play surprising passes and crosses and don't go the 100% safe route. It's the "there may be a window" and risky attempts here and there that really make this demo (and hopefully the full game) outstanding.

[RoyceDa59]

Quote: Originally Posted by BL8001

What is so great is watching people play the cpu is very much like watching two people who understand the sport playing each other. The cpu makes very human like choices, good and bad. They play surprising passes and crosses and don't go the 100% safe route. It's the "there may be a window" and risky attempts here and there that really make this demo (and hopefully the full game) outstanding.

Man it is back to where every match is different and you never know what to expect no goal is ever the same and it is good to say that again.