GoonerJosh80
Registered User
Ever since I have been playing PES there has been one element that has never been consistant and that is the goalkeepers performance.
I used to play in goal myself as a youngster and used to love watching how different keepers performed such as Grobblelaar, Seaman, Schmiechel and Ilgner.
I think Konami should be looking to add a bit more individuality in the keepers as a good goalkeeper can win you games where as a bad one can cost you.
I am going to break it down into two main areas
Stats
Animations
Stats
The stats for goakeepers could be alot more varied and relevant like they are for the outfield players. Stats more like thos one Football Manager would makes sense. for example
Agility = How nimble they are at getting across the goal or to shots.
Reflexes = How quickly they react.
Handling = How well they hold the ball.
Ariel Ability = How well they deal with corsses.
Distribution = How accuratley the kick and throw.
Distribution skill = How skilled they are a varying their kicks i.e high trojectory, slow speed or low trajectory faster speed.
Distribution Speed = How quickly their kicks and throws take to reach players.
One on ones = How well the keepers does in one on ones
Aggression = The more aggressive the quicker the goalkeeper comes of his line(maybe aggression is the wrong word )
I think stats along this line would be better suited and then with the card system Konami could come up with appropriate themed cards.
Animations
The Goalkeepers a far too generic on PES they all move the same and they all act the same apart from suitble differances. GOALKEEPRS ARE DIFFERENT!!
Firstly the way they dive, due to agility, weight & height you'll notice some goalkeepers can get higher of the ground than others
David James although big, imposing and blessed with excellent relfexs does not seem to have as much agility/spring as some one like Schmiechel
PES does not alway get it right in terms of animations for Keepers for instance they always dive in this manner below for freekicks
Unfortunately I can not find a pictue of PES keepers ding this but in 2009 it is common that if you beat the keeper with a long ranger or a powerful freekick. They will dive with the upper arm outstretched as opposed to the lower are when the ball is closer.
This is used too frequently as keepers only tend to do this in real life for shots in the upper areas of the goal if they are stretching and its their closest hand.
but this is where PES gets it wrong as most of the time the upper hand is not always the closest.
It would be better to see and animation more like this
or for shots higher in the goal
When saving penalties it is very rare to see a keeper save with one hand although it does happen but more often than not it's a two handed save such as
There are other little touches that Konami could add such as when a keeper pulls of a fnatastic stop firtsly the crowd react, secondly the player may react to going close and thirdly the goalkeeper doing this
you could maybe have the players patting him on the back and reacting if it's a penalty save during play.
Keepers also have different one on one stances which can make them harder to beat, this could almost be like a running or free kick style for a keeper.
examples below
Shay given
Schmiechel's I can't find a photo of but he was alsways big and wide stance and as he closed down the stiker his was ofetn a handball goalkeeping stance making him hard to beat.
Different types of throwing styles as well would add to the individualtity such as David James' javalin type throw or Schmiechel's massive throw.
Anyway if you think it's suitable move it to the Konami official feedback page.
I used to play in goal myself as a youngster and used to love watching how different keepers performed such as Grobblelaar, Seaman, Schmiechel and Ilgner.
I think Konami should be looking to add a bit more individuality in the keepers as a good goalkeeper can win you games where as a bad one can cost you.
I am going to break it down into two main areas
Stats
Animations
Stats
The stats for goakeepers could be alot more varied and relevant like they are for the outfield players. Stats more like thos one Football Manager would makes sense. for example
Agility = How nimble they are at getting across the goal or to shots.
Reflexes = How quickly they react.
Handling = How well they hold the ball.
Ariel Ability = How well they deal with corsses.
Distribution = How accuratley the kick and throw.
Distribution skill = How skilled they are a varying their kicks i.e high trojectory, slow speed or low trajectory faster speed.
Distribution Speed = How quickly their kicks and throws take to reach players.
One on ones = How well the keepers does in one on ones
Aggression = The more aggressive the quicker the goalkeeper comes of his line(maybe aggression is the wrong word )
I think stats along this line would be better suited and then with the card system Konami could come up with appropriate themed cards.
Animations
The Goalkeepers a far too generic on PES they all move the same and they all act the same apart from suitble differances. GOALKEEPRS ARE DIFFERENT!!
Firstly the way they dive, due to agility, weight & height you'll notice some goalkeepers can get higher of the ground than others
David James although big, imposing and blessed with excellent relfexs does not seem to have as much agility/spring as some one like Schmiechel
PES does not alway get it right in terms of animations for Keepers for instance they always dive in this manner below for freekicks
Unfortunately I can not find a pictue of PES keepers ding this but in 2009 it is common that if you beat the keeper with a long ranger or a powerful freekick. They will dive with the upper arm outstretched as opposed to the lower are when the ball is closer.
This is used too frequently as keepers only tend to do this in real life for shots in the upper areas of the goal if they are stretching and its their closest hand.
but this is where PES gets it wrong as most of the time the upper hand is not always the closest.
It would be better to see and animation more like this
or for shots higher in the goal
When saving penalties it is very rare to see a keeper save with one hand although it does happen but more often than not it's a two handed save such as
There are other little touches that Konami could add such as when a keeper pulls of a fnatastic stop firtsly the crowd react, secondly the player may react to going close and thirdly the goalkeeper doing this
you could maybe have the players patting him on the back and reacting if it's a penalty save during play.
Keepers also have different one on one stances which can make them harder to beat, this could almost be like a running or free kick style for a keeper.
examples below
Shay given
Schmiechel's I can't find a photo of but he was alsways big and wide stance and as he closed down the stiker his was ofetn a handball goalkeeping stance making him hard to beat.
Different types of throwing styles as well would add to the individualtity such as David James' javalin type throw or Schmiechel's massive throw.
Anyway if you think it's suitable move it to the Konami official feedback page.