Adams1104 said:
So how can you be aiming your free-kicks properly if you're using the R1 L1 thing. Surely its really hit and miss. And again, surely isn't it alot easier to just bend it into the empty space of the net.
As is ALWAYS the case with PES, it depends on the player, and the situation.
OK, say I'm taking a free kick, 25 yds out, to the left side of the box (facing the goal). I'm playing my mate, I aim for the top left corner so he thinks I'm going to dink one over the wall. Instead though, I press R1 as I'm holding shoot to go instead for the far right corner. It's not a huge gameplay factor, it just lets you modify your shot. It could be the only gap you can see, or you might just want to show off.
Yes it is hit and miss, and it might be easier to bend it into the open net, but it allows you to do that while making the other player think otherwise.
So although it's there, you may never use it, but aren't you glad Konami are still putting new stuff in, no matter how trivial?
Adams1104 said:
I know you can put curl on a long ball by just pressing directions just after the balls been hit. Think its the same for shots.
And am i right in saying that if you press R2 JUST after you hit the shot it will put back spin on it?? have tried it a few times and only with one positive result:
I've summed that up in the last bit...
Adams1104 said:
Also know that Triangle dips shots and long balls and free-kicks.
You're right.
Adams1104 said:
You heard anything about R2 shots just AFTER the balls been striked?
If you press R2 just after you strike (ie. while the power bar is on) the player will use the side of his foot or the instep to make a more accurate strike. Doesn't always garuantee a goal (nothing does!), but can help if the angle is tight, or you just want to roll it past the keeper into the corner. With plenty of power, it should be a venoumous effort. A player with high shooting stats, middle shooting star and a tap of R2 can score some truly magnificent goals.
I intend to slay a myth here.....
Once the ball has left the player's foot by even 1 inch, you have no more control over what it does. Contrary to popular belief, no matter if it's a free kick, open play, whatever, you can't change the direction or curve of the ball AT ALL once the ball has left the players foot!
You tell him what you want him to do by pressing the buttons, the code works out how likely he is to pull it off based on stats and situation, it is calculated in real time (split seconds) and then the player reacts and tries to do as you say. So it is possible that you will never do the exact same thing twice.
And I've read that from Seabass himself. So there.
P.s If you don't know who Seabass is, you should. Shame on you.