Yes, credit to cjshp for posting it. However, it would be nice to know the source (which he has forgot). I don't think the information isn't correct, but on the other hand... it's a "rumour on the internet". For example, how can we be sure this relates to PES3 (WE7) and not PES1, PES2 or another game? Why aren't all the stats listed, and so on...
The Player Form Arrows Explained! Finally!
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tha_pgz_is_back
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if the red arrow/+12 thing is true, its flawed, because Thierry Henry is basically all 99s on my PES3 so when he is on red 'form' then it wont really effect him
But if a player with mostly 88-90 ratings is on red 'form' then he would perform the same as henry, not thought out too well konami
Most of the game's not thought out too well.
But if a player with mostly 88-90 ratings is on red 'form' then he would perform the same as henry, not thought out too well konami
Most of the game's not thought out too well.
OK. Let's move on to the experimental facts...
I created players with 89 in all stats and some with 99 in all stats and put two of them on the training pitch and let them pass the ball to each other while I monitored their fatigue levels. They got tired at different rates depending on their form arrows.
89(red) vs. 89(green): As expected, 89(green) got exhausted first.
99(green) vs. 99(grey): Here 99(grey) got more exhausted. No surprise, since his stats are actually lower than 99 when his form arrow is grey.
99(green) vs. 99(red): This is the interesting one, and the players got exhausted at the same rate! So the 99(red) guy didn't have more stamina than the 99(green) fella.
I repeated all of the above and got the same results.
The conclusion must be that *99 is the maximum possible stat*, also after correcting for the players' form arrow. I've put this info on my site as well.
Useless fact of the day: the fatigue bar in PES3 has 8 levels!
I created players with 89 in all stats and some with 99 in all stats and put two of them on the training pitch and let them pass the ball to each other while I monitored their fatigue levels. They got tired at different rates depending on their form arrows.
89(red) vs. 89(green): As expected, 89(green) got exhausted first.
99(green) vs. 99(grey): Here 99(grey) got more exhausted. No surprise, since his stats are actually lower than 99 when his form arrow is grey.
99(green) vs. 99(red): This is the interesting one, and the players got exhausted at the same rate! So the 99(red) guy didn't have more stamina than the 99(green) fella.
I repeated all of the above and got the same results.
The conclusion must be that *99 is the maximum possible stat*, also after correcting for the players' form arrow. I've put this info on my site as well.
Useless fact of the day: the fatigue bar in PES3 has 8 levels!
The small grey bar below the green stamina bar is the player's fatigue level before kick-off. The value of the grey bar gets subtracted from the green bar before kick-off, so you want to rest players with a somewhat full grey bar.
The green bar changes during games, the grey bar doesn't.
The green bar changes during games, the grey bar doesn't.
Giggsy11
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Zygalski said:
forget bout that arrows red yellow etc..
when u play the game during free kick u hold down R2 or L2 and press either one of the 4 buttons (
s-o: , s-x: , s-triang s-square )then next to the name.. it has the button u press wat is dat for.. plz get back to me
thanx