General Demo Discussion/Impressions
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DIECI
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DIECI
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doesn't feel much different to top player honestly.
Rat Monkey
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I'm not recognising the input lag people are talking about. Yes, sometimes I notice with normal dribble the player is not responding to my change of direction that very split second, but the player pushes the ball slightly ahead each time and he's just not is complete control of the ball for that split second the ball is away from him, and it can cause you to over run it. Seems perfectly natural and real to me anyway. The ball is a lot freer now also. I'd worry if they did something about this that it might make dribbling a little easy.
I'm not noticing the floaty airbourne shots anymore either. I did when I started playing the demo. I think alot of that has got to do with the way the camera is moving. When you take shots from out side box, the goals aren't in the camera frame. When you kick a powerful airbourne shot, the camera follows the ball until the goals are in the frame and then slows down and stops while the ball is still moving fast. The way they've coded the timing of the camera slowing down and stopping while the ball is still moving fast may have an odd optical effect of making the ball appear to slow down, hence the floatiness. I can't say that for certain, but the shots seem natural to me now and not floaty, as I've obviously gotten used to something in whatever way that is, so this was just a stab at possibly trying to explain it. Don't quote me on it.
I've noticed the defender catch up people are talking about. The CPU only seems to be able to do it though. I was sprinting at full pace down the wing with one of the Italian wingers, and Mertesacker of all people came running after me like he was being chased by a nest of wasps. He caught up so quickly. The speed he ran looked ridiculous for him especially to be able to do. I've noticed I can't do this though, when I'm defending and chasing the attacker. The players though, on the ball do naturally slow down when they are keeping control of the ball when sprinting, which is realistic and shouldn't be touched I think.
I'm not noticing the floaty airbourne shots anymore either. I did when I started playing the demo. I think alot of that has got to do with the way the camera is moving. When you take shots from out side box, the goals aren't in the camera frame. When you kick a powerful airbourne shot, the camera follows the ball until the goals are in the frame and then slows down and stops while the ball is still moving fast. The way they've coded the timing of the camera slowing down and stopping while the ball is still moving fast may have an odd optical effect of making the ball appear to slow down, hence the floatiness. I can't say that for certain, but the shots seem natural to me now and not floaty, as I've obviously gotten used to something in whatever way that is, so this was just a stab at possibly trying to explain it. Don't quote me on it.
I've noticed the defender catch up people are talking about. The CPU only seems to be able to do it though. I was sprinting at full pace down the wing with one of the Italian wingers, and Mertesacker of all people came running after me like he was being chased by a nest of wasps. He caught up so quickly. The speed he ran looked ridiculous for him especially to be able to do. I've noticed I can't do this though, when I'm defending and chasing the attacker. The players though, on the ball do naturally slow down when they are keeping control of the ball when sprinting, which is realistic and shouldn't be touched I think.
shaun7
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No, it had problems aswell when you think about it. Many shots didn't really depend on position and on many occasions, the shot was too powerful to be realistic. That coupled with lower quality keepers made scoring so much easier that everyone could score.
Yes, even in Pes 14, the shooting is not perfect. I agree on that. But after some time getting used to it. it doesn't bother me anymore. The right stick for weight shot and shot timing are the key to a great shot.
waywardcloud
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This!
Kinda pissing me off today because the physicality and inertia of the play is done very well.
Also its just on certain parts of the pitch. Dont feel this in the midfield somehow.
Marcus Wright
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Can u please explain what the right stick does?
Don;t recall anything like that in PES2013.
Do I have to be in advanced mode for shooting to use it?
DIECI
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It happens in the penalty areas or when the screen is crowded. It totally kills the game.
shaun7
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I am hoping Konami makes a tutorial for it in the full game because I have not mastered it in any way. But I do have some basic understanding of it. The way you move your right stick determines a better positioned player thus a better shot/ chance to take the ball. This works even in basic shooting.
I always try to push the right stick in favor of the ball or the player I am trying to win the ball from and it seems to work out nicely.
BTW this wasn't in pes 13. For pes 14, the thing that really helps a better shot is to rid of defenders (properly doing it with the right stick), take a step forward or sidways depending on the player's stronger foot and position, press the shot button as soon as you turn and the direction. I've scored a few goals from outside the box using this.
simononestop
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What format was this on ps3 or Xbox?
DIECI
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Playstation 3
