View Full Version : WoW.. Final code will have Pressure sensitive Analog Dribling !
ehsancgfx
21-08-2010, 13:24
Its confirmed by Asim , the admin of GOD is a Geek site that the final code will be Sexual and much much better than the gamescom code and it will have a number of new gaemplay features. one is the pressure sensitive analog dribling ! like now we have only 2 options of walk and run but with this pressure sensitive analog stick gameplay you press little on the analog button the ball will be much more closely controlled and player will turn quick. this is called ULTIMATE FREEDOM !
muscularmatt
21-08-2010, 14:15
Errm yeah, nice. Looking forward to it. I think.
shankly is god
21-08-2010, 14:40
hope this is true! and as accurate as you make out!!!
Im gonna need some more aqueous cream
We can't confirm it's false, just like we can't confirm it's true. UNTIL WE HAVE A PROPER CONFIRMATION FROM KONAMI, THESE WILL REMAIN AS RUMOURS.
But on a side note. I hope that's true because that'll truly be ultimate freedom. ;)
James_dean
21-08-2010, 20:43
Isn´t this option already in the game with the RT button(Xbox)? If not what is the difference?
Its confirmed by Asim , the admin of GOD is a Geek site that the final code will be Sexual and much much better than the gamescom code and it will have a number of new gaemplay features. one is the pressure sensitive analog dribling ! like now we have only 2 options of walk and run but with this pressure sensitive analog stick gameplay you press little on the analog button the ball will be much more closely controlled and player will turn quick. this is called ULTIMATE FREEDOM !
That is greatly needed, would also make the BAL mode a much better and realistic experience.
ULTIMATE FREEDOM...
I hope it's true and doesn't turn out to be propaganda.
EDIT -- looking at it again, it's just too good to be true, what is Konami waiting for?
I hope it's true, but it's very obvious that it's not true, just some rumour that will blow over when the demo is released and the final version of the game is released.
DunkTheJunk
22-08-2010, 16:13
Isnīt this option already in the game with the RT button(Xbox)? If not what is the difference?
exactly what i was thinking
ehsancgfx
22-08-2010, 19:44
That is greatly needed, would also make the BAL mode a much better and realistic experience.
ULTIMATE FREEDOM...
I hope it's true and doesn't turn out to be propaganda.
EDIT -- looking at it again, it's just too good to be true, what is Konami waiting for?
I hope it's true, but it's very obvious that it's not true, just some rumour that will blow over when the demo is released and the final version of the game is released.
Its absolutely true man. Asim and some other guy confirmed it who played the final code behind close door.they hinted a big suprise for the final build and also this gameplay addition.look here www.kitanamedia.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=3261&start=920 asim is the admin of god is a geek and well respected game jouro
ehsancgfx
22-08-2010, 19:49
exactly what i was thinking
R2 just gives you the close control and nothing in between.pressure sensitive analog mean much more control much more easier and precise control. Even you compare it with R2 imagine you controlling both normal move and r2 move just with the subtle touch touch of your analog.how cool is that !
^Until konami confirms it, posts like that are considered as rumours.
R2 just gives you the close control and nothing in between.pressure sensitive analog mean much more control much more easier and precise control. Even you compare it with R2 imagine you controlling both normal move and r2 move just with the subtle touch touch of your analog.how cool is that !
I agree, there is no way of doing that, to date you can only:
1st -- hold R2 + the lefty analogue for close control... but you cannot accelerate nor dribble with the ball, and you can only RUN with the ball, it is actually impossible to dribble... the R2 close control is simply a slow run but it is not a slow dribble as some people like to believe.
2nd -- holding or tapping the R1 sprint button, and then releasing the R1 sprint button and subsequently holding the R2 button: resulting in a sudden change in speed and the direction in which the player is running with the ball, but again, having absolutely nothing to do with DRIBBLING.
I hope this new feature (if it turns out to be truth) results in a much greater distinction between merely RUNNING with the ball and actually DRIBBLING with the ball,
That alone would make the game significantly better, though as a result, man-marking must also be pressure sensitive to make it a balanced one-versus-one battle.
New things in pes are costly, so if they'll add this then we can say goodbye to some useful thing.Maybe this time we won't be able to get any free kick at all?
ehsancgfx
23-08-2010, 14:18
New things in pes are costly, so if they'll add this then we can say goodbye to some useful thing.Maybe this time we won't be able to get any free kick at all?
May be you dont like PES to beat Fifa = Fanboy
DunkTheJunk
23-08-2010, 15:20
May be you dont like PES to beat Fifa = Fanboy
lol this is the most ridiculous thing ive heard in a long time
lol this is the most ridiculous thing ive heard in a long time
I was thinking the same!
New things in pes are costly, so if they'll add this then we can say goodbye to some useful thing.Maybe this time we won't be able to get any free kick at all?
First of all, this doesn't happen to only pes unfortunately. And second, I think we all need to calm down and judge when we get our hands on it.
So far, this thread's message isn't confirmed by konami so it's a rumour. I mean, I hope it's true, but I doubt it.
New things in pes are costly, so if they'll add this then we can say goodbye to some useful thing.Maybe this time we won't be able to get any free kick at all?
:faceplm:
May be you dont like PES to beat Fifa = Fanboy
Kid please...:faceplm:
sweetmusicman
27-08-2010, 11:23
May be you dont like PES to beat Fifa = Fanboy
He does have a point you know! When ever something new is added many a times something else gets the highway.
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