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No wingbacks?!?!?

abu97

Registered User
thats because its not used in football anymore - it's side back know.
I mean come on- tell me a team in modern footall that uses wing back?
i'm glad they removed it as they complicated things
 

Sabatasso

Banned
I think Napoli uses Wingbacks... well sort of...

But it's not a problem, just push the backs towards the midfield line and if they have offensive mentality, they will act as wingbacks.
 

abu97

Registered User
wingbacks are just fullbacks like dani alves that are offensive. theres no need anyway because in pes 2012 sb's are already going up and down the wings
 

gunnerglow

Registered User
It does seem silly to remove the position, There is a definate differance between a RB and a RWB IMO.

This would not be a problem if we had sliders for each individual player, why they do not implement this idea i really do not know. Individual player instructions are a must for every manager, why not on PES?
 

CheatersSuck

Registered User
I was just about to make a thread like this. Removing agility, shot technique, and now wingbacks?

The notion that wingbacks are not used in football today is the most outrageous claim I have heard in a while. No, top 3 outrageous things I have heard in the past decade. Actually, disregard that, it is not the most outrageous thing I have heard in a while because if it was, that would mean that I am, in some shape or form, dignifying such a ridiculous and oblivious claim. (and I apologize if that claim was sarcastic)

I cannot see any upsides to removing the wingback position, especially considering the fact that the removed the player arrows to adjust the attacking/defensive mindset of individual players.
 

br0de

Registered User
I'm annoyed by this too. But, there is an offensive sideback Player trait or whatever. Maybe that's pretty much a wingback.
 

StringerBell

Registered User
I was just about to make a thread like this. Removing agility, shot technique, and now wingbacks?

The notion that wingbacks are not used in football today is the most outrageous claim I have heard in a while. No, top 3 outrageous things I have heard in the past decade. Actually, disregard that, it is not the most outrageous thing I have heard in a while because if it was, that would mean that I am, in some shape or form, dignifying such a ridiculous and oblivious claim. (and I apologize if that claim was sarcastic)

I cannot see any upsides to removing the wingback position, especially considering the fact that the removed the player arrows to adjust the attacking/defensive mindset of individual players.

word, I used wingbacks when I play with Fiorentina and I'm pretty sure the real team utilizes that position from time to time.
 

Sminky

Registered User
I think Napoli uses Wingbacks... well sort of...

But it's not a problem, just push the backs towards the midfield line and if they have offensive mentality, they will act as wingbacks.

Against 4-3-3 you'll get raped using that. I just change my full-backs to side midfielders by my centre backs and use two defensive midfielders to cover the spaces. Job's a good 'un.
 

Sabatasso

Banned
Sminky, you are aware that you have 4 different tactics and strategies at disposal?

I use all of them, one which have my backs on the halfway line, two has the backs "normal" and the last got them completely on line with the defenders and very narrow. I am using a very defensive center midfield rather than a pure DMC, because they don't fall so deep when I am under pressure.

Safe to say that I switch strategy twice or more each half, as it also brings on a lot of unpredictable runs offensively. I mostly switch between Possession and Quick Counter, and the formations are the same, but different... if you know what I mean.
 

abu97

Registered User
maggio was 88 at pes 2011 and his highest stat was his stamina which was 82 which is weird so it was basically messed up so to make things less complicated they did the right things to remove it and add the card offensive fullback which technically is the same. now maggio has a realistic overall 80 aswell as being an offensive fullback. job done
 

Sminky

Registered User
Sminky, you are aware that you have 4 different tactics and strategies at disposal?

I use all of them, one which have my backs on the halfway line, two has the backs "normal" and the last got them completely on line with the defenders and very narrow. I am using a very defensive center midfield rather than a pure DMC, because they don't fall so deep when I am under pressure.

Safe to say that I switch strategy twice or more each half, as it also brings on a lot of unpredictable runs offensively. I mostly switch between Possession and Quick Counter, and the formations are the same, but different... if you know what I mean.

Similar systems to which I use although I never push my back line too high (fnar fnar) as I rarely have centre-backs with pace to cover the acres of space behind them. I'm slightly disappointed they removed the wingback role, outdated or not it was still a unique and nice touch by Konami but then it wouldn't be PES if they didn't needlessly remove something.
 

abu97

Registered User
it's a waste of time and removing it saves space, money and something not worth complaining about as they don't affect anything as they are nearly the same as fullbacks
 

Sminky

Registered User
it's a waste of time and removing it saves space, money and something not worth complaining about as they don't affect anything as they are nearly the same as fullbacks

As someone who regularly used wingbacks on PES2011 thats just not true. There is a difference and everything is worth complaining about in one sense or another.

Also it makes no monetary or space difference having wingbacks in the game. It may seem a pointless conversation but generally posting on a forum about a video game is too.

Personally, I'd like to see Konami reinstate it.
 

Randiesel75

Registered User
Sminky, you are aware that you have 4 different tactics and strategies at disposal?

I use all of them, one which have my backs on the halfway line, two has the backs "normal" and the last got them completely on line with the defenders and very narrow. I am using a very defensive center midfield rather than a pure DMC, because they don't fall so deep when I am under pressure.

Safe to say that I switch strategy twice or more each half, as it also brings on a lot of unpredictable runs offensively. I mostly switch between Possession and Quick Counter, and the formations are the same, but different... if you know what I mean.

Can I assume your 2 tactics dubbed as normal are using either Possession or Counter. Then for the tactic where your backs are at midfield is another Counter setup. Last, for the backs deep in defense is also while on Possession?

Now, for the Counter and Possession, are you going with the default on these or also manually adjusting them (lines, spacing, support, etc...).
 

riahc3

Registered User
A wingback and a sideback are not the same thing at all. Wingbacks help alot more in the midfield than a sideback.

While they are at it, why dont they remove the libero position as well? Noone uses it anymore....
 

Sabatasso

Banned
Similar systems to which I use although I never push my back line too high (fnar fnar) as I rarely have centre-backs with pace to cover the acres of space behind them. I'm slightly disappointed they removed the wingback role, outdated or not it was still a unique and nice touch by Konami but then it wouldn't be PES if they didn't needlessly remove something.

In PES12, pushing too high up even with extremely fast center backs is deadly. I rarely go above 12, and I usually stay at 10. 8 when shutting up shop.


Can I assume your 2 tactics dubbed as normal are using either Possession or Counter. Then for the tactic where your backs are at midfield is another Counter setup. Last, for the backs deep in defense is also while on Possession?

Now, for the Counter and Possession, are you going with the default on these or also manually adjusting them (lines, spacing, support, etc...).

I don't use the predefined strategies, I don't find them suiting my playstyle.
"normal" setting first, then offensive and defensive alternatives in the brackets.
Standard Tactic
Player Support 15 (+3 and -3)
Support Range 8 (+2 and +4)
Position Switch 7 (I never change it)
Attacking Style 6 (-3 and +2)
Pressing 10 (I never change it)
Defensive Line 10 (+1 or +2 and -2)
Compactness 6 (I never change it)

442 or 433
With this strategy I play a mix between counter attack, and quick passing game. Depending on the situation, and varying the 4 Presets to fit each type of attack.

That's how I go about it, and it works well for me. I average at 24-3 goals per 10 games at Top Player. 17-2 in 4 online matches so far. Although the opposition is questionable.
 

Sminky

Registered User
@Sabatasso

I tried my luck with fullbacks on the half way line, actually works alot better on PES2012 than it did with PES2011. Using Bayern I played 4-5-1 but played Schweinsteiger as CMF quarterback just behind my two CB's. I played a further two CMF's much further forward meaning Schweingsteiger could dictate the pace of the game. I won 2-0 with Bayern against Rangers and Schweinsteiger was man of the match despite having no part in the goals.

 
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