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Lovejoy!
23-12-2002, 20:02
We Are A Football Tribe
What do you think the pros and cons are of PES2?
I feel that the pros are:-
Better graphics
Slightly improved commentary
Improved animations
More teams
I feel the cons are:-
Crap commentary still although improved
Non-updated rosters
Lack of licences
Please leave your pros and cons
Merry Christmas Everybody!
Phil
hitmanuk2k
23-12-2002, 21:37
pros:
new animations
edit mode
new stadiums
new teams
commentary
cons:
edit mode
not enough stadiums
not enough teams
commentary
scorpio1018
24-12-2002, 12:53
pros:
- gameplay
- gameplay
- gameplay
contra:
- edit mode (seems not really "complete" to me)
- commentary
- sometimes long loading times (especially when saving in ML)
- not as much (club)teams as i wished
the game still rock
cleverpetey
24-12-2002, 19:03
PROS:
- Better graphics
- More teams
- Improved presentation
- More options
- Kit edit
- Animations
CONS:
- Gameplay completely screwed: the balance is overthrown towards direct offensive play which descends the game into arcade depths
- Lack of ability to edit the poor national kits
- Still no instant replay
- And still, you can't transfer club players
RedAlert
30-12-2002, 16:40
What i really hate about PES 2 is that it's very hard to score from crosses.
That used to be my specialty but in PES2 it's very difficult to pull a goal out of a cross.
hitmanuk2k
30-12-2002, 16:47
i can still score quite a few from crosses, the best place to cross the ball from is just before you reach the 18 yard box
RedAlert
30-12-2002, 16:49
OK i'll try 18 yard crosses then.
Could be the solution cause i always try to reach the end line to cross from.
cal-neva
01-01-2003, 13:22
The defenders AI is terrible, its ruined the game for me.
hitmanuk2k
02-01-2003, 15:10
defensive AI isnt THAT bad... yea it could better, but everything could!
cal-neva
02-01-2003, 20:41
The defensive AI is actually worse than PES1. Defenders actually run away when you run through the middle sometimes, and this buisness of being able to turn 20 times on the edge of the box and bang it into the corner is rubbish. its just boring. When you look at WE6FE you can see what might have been.
Hi guys!
I thank administrator for e-mail, you 're right, but it's difficult for italian boy speak foreign language and be fluent in discussion like I'm so precise in italian.
Neverthless, I'll try to be competitive as you wish because everyone knows italians speak always too much, so you're lucky I'm not so good in english.
In matter of game in here, yes, clubs, rosters are important; I recently overviewed screeshots about WE6FE and is incredibly improved, especially in badge and kit editor.
It makes me feel anger because here in europe you're once at year interested by konami game, and more over, european ps2 is slower and less powered than japanese one.
For example I've always appreciated more japanese way to lay graphic about players, especially ones in FE with wonderfull air-sized shorts which give the idea of running.
On me, what lacks in pes2 is that emotive status charaterizing every match you watch in tv.
I've heard about brand new graphics, and I hope they improve this side of game because many times, atmosphere balances other things in a videogame you have to accept to be different from reality.
Virtua Striker 2002 for example has this atmosphere, but obviously has no depth.
Finally, I really don't appreciate the fact that people here when talking about something coming from a probable arcade way to make the game don't consider it, for example like swingometer on freekicks, set-pieces and pk too.
I explained why it would be a good thing and why it would impress more reality feeling during such important moments, but none replies giving a good reason apart the smell of arcade style.
In freekick, just to be frank, every choice about height, curving, angle of kick, power are all decided before kicking. Curving after kicking is unreal and much more arcade than precalculate it, but you accept during in-game situations because of complexity and continuity of action.
Try to aim a side of goal and with 99 parameter curving address the ball on the other side in freekick if you achieve, and maybe with outside of foot, because also outsided kicks can have a long distance curving...
I suggest Konami to insert something about iss series because there is spoon of reality also in arcade games...
denirobob
11-01-2003, 17:52
Hi,
Cal-neva's right. Ive actually decided to go back to PES because of the poor Defensive AI, lack of any midfield play and worst of all the quick 180 degree turning that has totally destroyed the need for skill in order to beat a defender (quick sharp turning with any player are now all that is required).
Don't get me wrong there are lots of good things about PES2 and i didnt take the decsion lightly - but even after lots of editing to try & make it more realistic it still feels too "arcadey" and just isnt as satisfying or as beautifully balanced as the original. In essence its too easy to create a chance and score.
cheers
Bob
Henrik-t
13-01-2003, 21:33
I have always liked PES because there was no way of scoring whit the same technic every time...Like in FIFA!!!
But in PES 2, i think this has changed!! If you run towards the right corner of the Penalty field and then make a 180 degree turn!! Then you almost every time score!!!!
As some have already mentioned, defender AI could definitely be better. Running at fullspeed against a defender, and steering slightly to either left or right of him just before impact, works almost every time. It's also too easy to just stop and run the other way. Free kicks on the other hand, are too difficult. Maybe i just suck but i find it really difficult to make free kicks that aren't too high, and still hard enough too reach the goal before the goalie gets there. and the whole player transfer system leaves al lot to be desired. However the game still rocks. But it could rock even more :)
Burn2502
06-02-2004, 17:10
boring
Zygalski
06-02-2004, 17:25
If it's boring, don't reply.
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