Banksy
Banned
- 25 June 2014
I think the biggest problem is pes is still to d-pad centric..despite a gradual move to more directions of movement it still feels like a game designed primarily to be played on the d-pad.
Im just getting the same déjà vu feeling as I have the last few years.At first it feels fresh,more responsive but the more you play you get the same feeling your just playing the same game just with more graphical polish.
It's that teamvision thing where you feel like a passenger and the game only let's you play by its rules and ultimately ithe outcomes set in stone and your just forced to go with it or wrestle against it.
Ipswich made the point that it's feels like the ps2 engine and maybe there's some truth in that,that they just took the ps2 skeleton and just glossed it up the to make it look next gen with havok physics bolted on and fox assets such as lighting and graphics.
Something interesting also happened to me today,I was in THE GAME looking through the bargain bins and was advising a guy in a wheelchair which old pes to buy as he had every version since 2009 in his hand and as they ranged from 50p to around 2 quid.I advised him to buy 2012 as that would give him the best bang for his buck and asked him why he preferred pes to Fifa.His answer was the simplicity of playing pes and that because he had problems with grip and control of all of his fingers FIFAs control scheme was just to complicated and he just preferred the simplicity of pes.For me this is telling and really took me by suprise.
Obviously we talking about a game that's still has development time left and we are playing a short demo with one stadium with limited variables.Thing is I'm not to overly confident now after extended play and have the feeling the delay of the uk demo was deliberate not technical based on what Fifa has brought to the table this year.
Im just getting the same déjà vu feeling as I have the last few years.At first it feels fresh,more responsive but the more you play you get the same feeling your just playing the same game just with more graphical polish.
It's that teamvision thing where you feel like a passenger and the game only let's you play by its rules and ultimately ithe outcomes set in stone and your just forced to go with it or wrestle against it.
Ipswich made the point that it's feels like the ps2 engine and maybe there's some truth in that,that they just took the ps2 skeleton and just glossed it up the to make it look next gen with havok physics bolted on and fox assets such as lighting and graphics.
Something interesting also happened to me today,I was in THE GAME looking through the bargain bins and was advising a guy in a wheelchair which old pes to buy as he had every version since 2009 in his hand and as they ranged from 50p to around 2 quid.I advised him to buy 2012 as that would give him the best bang for his buck and asked him why he preferred pes to Fifa.His answer was the simplicity of playing pes and that because he had problems with grip and control of all of his fingers FIFAs control scheme was just to complicated and he just preferred the simplicity of pes.For me this is telling and really took me by suprise.
Obviously we talking about a game that's still has development time left and we are playing a short demo with one stadium with limited variables.Thing is I'm not to overly confident now after extended play and have the feeling the delay of the uk demo was deliberate not technical based on what Fifa has brought to the table this year.
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I had a moment a few days ago where I Messi dribbled my way past 3 (maybe 4 if you count the last guy sliding to stop the shot) I save it on my phone with intent to upload it for you chaps to show how great his ID is and find a post saying Messi doesn't appear as good s everyone else.
