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Author:  giomarino [ Sun Jun 30, 2013 5:50 pm ]
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This Thread is devoted to Off topic.

Use this topic to talk about everything, in order to avoid clogging the other threads..

Author:  gurkenjoe93 [ Fri Aug 16, 2019 9:08 am ]
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StuartBannigan wrote:
Which game would you guys recommend for the best mix of gameplay and editing ability? I've been playing both PES6 and 2019, the new stat system doesn't translate very well but it has so many more teams, whereas PES6 is probably more fun to play and feels more natural with the editing but has hardly any teams. Is there a game that has the old stats system and decent gameplay but quite a lot of teams too? If only it was possible to add more leagues into the game...


In case of gameplay, always go for PES 6.
In case you mainly want leagues + old stats system, what about PES 2011? It's the last one to feature the complete old stats system (since in PES 2012 & 2013 some stats like Aggression, Acceleration and Shot Technique were removed). Can't speak for the editing possibilites though although I think it will be similar to PES 2013 although I don't know how much face formulas you'll find for the game.
I personally liked PES 2013, mainly thanks to the good kit editor (peda69 made a lot of excellent classic kits back then + I also made many for my file) and M Ace's great faces from his(unfortunately never completed) classic file for the game:
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I can only speak for myself but for me those faces and those from other great face editors (for example Ratmundo, maquiavelo or Antonyc1977) came very close to the original players itself (something that I've not seen in the new editor for example).

Author:  Interista93 [ Fri Aug 16, 2019 10:16 am ]
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I work on PES 2017 trying to make a personal patch. I firstly tried with PES 2013 because it's probably the best game since PES 6 but I wasn't able to edit it properly plus the South American clubs were apparently uneditable. So I opted for PES 2017 and I honestly find it quite comfortable.

Author:  gurkenjoe93 [ Fri Aug 16, 2019 11:44 am ]
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Interista93 wrote:
I work on PES 2017 trying to make a personal patch. I firstly tried with PES 2013 because it's probably the best game since PES 6 but I wasn't able to edit it properly plus the South American clubs were apparently uneditable.


That's not true, you can edit South American clubs easily with an editor (not the ingame editor but with PES 2013 Editor by w!Ld for example).

Author:  Interista93 [ Fri Aug 16, 2019 12:09 pm ]
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gurkenjoe93 wrote:
Interista93 wrote:
I work on PES 2017 trying to make a personal patch. I firstly tried with PES 2013 because it's probably the best game since PES 6 but I wasn't able to edit it properly plus the South American clubs were apparently uneditable.


That's not true, you can edit South American clubs easily with an editor (not the ingame editor but with PES 2013 Editor by w!Ld for example).

Yeah, I always used that editor but when I can't edit a team in-game, like the faces of a player and so on, it annoys me. :lol:

Author:  StuartBannigan [ Fri Aug 16, 2019 4:44 pm ]
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Thanks guys, I think I’ll start playing 2011 (I’ve got an Italian version, so time to start learning Italian I guess). I like PES6 a lot but the problem is that I’m so, so bad at it that every player feels exactly the same :lol: I can’t dribble at all, even using someone like Maradona feels like I’m dribbling with Per Mertesacker, and I can’t figure out long passing at all, they all just go either straight to a defender or right into the stands. PES 2011 feels a lot more comfortable so far, I can actually do things with the ball other than running in a straight line past defenders ;)

Author:  El Capo [ Fri Aug 16, 2019 5:04 pm ]
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StuartBannigan wrote:
I like PES6 a lot but the problem is that I’m so, so bad at it that every player feels exactly the same :lol: I can’t dribble at all, even using someone like Maradona feels like I’m dribbling with Per Mertesacker, and I can’t figure out long passing at all, they all just go either straight to a defender or right into the stands.


Indeed, i can't pull off the Pirloesque passes on PES 6 (or in any version on the PS2), unless there's massive gaps at the enemy defense.

But dribbling isn't really a problem, unless you try to go full FIFA Street on a mazing run. :lol:

Author:  El Capo [ Mon Aug 26, 2019 4:42 pm ]
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Is anybody capable of understand Dutch?

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Denis, een zuivere amateur die wel wist dat hij zich het maatschappelijk succes op andere manieren kon verwerven, verdedigde waar mogelijk op techniek.

Author:  StuartBannigan [ Mon Aug 26, 2019 5:23 pm ]
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I don't speak Dutch but it seems like it's saying Denis was a defender that used his technique to dispossess opponents instead of his physique, and that he was an amateur player through choice because he had other ways of making a living(?) This is what DeepL says:

Quote:
Denis, a pure amateur who knew that he could achieve social success in other ways, defended where possible on technique.


DeepL is really good by the way, the best translator on the internet, if only it had more languages.

Author:  Interista93 [ Mon Aug 26, 2019 5:27 pm ]
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StuartBannigan wrote:
I don't speak Dutch but it seems like it's saying Denis was a defender that used his technique to dispossess opponents instead of his physique, and that he was an amateur player through choice because he had other ways of making a living(?) This is what DeepL says:

Quote:
Denis, a pure amateur who knew that he could achieve social success in other ways, defended where possible on technique.


DeepL is really good by the way, the best translator on the internet, if only it had more languages.

It's probably like Stuart says. I speak a decent German and some words in that quote are similar to German.

Author:  El Capo [ Mon Aug 26, 2019 5:29 pm ]
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Ok, fair enough, thanks.

I'll give a try on that translator too since i'll trust your review about it.

Author:  TheGreatRossonero [ Tue Aug 27, 2019 9:55 pm ]
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gurkenjoe93 wrote:
Interista93 wrote:
I agree. They changed way too many things, for example trying to copy FIFA about the stats in my opinion, ruining the game as you said.


The ironic thing about those changes is that some of them were even quite good (for example adding second divisions) but on the other hand they fucked up the stats system (okay, that already started in PES 2012 but from 2014 it became certainly worse), the face editor and of course, the gameplay itself.


Actually I have made a post about Konami destroying the series, at some point people, we have to realize that the staff in charge of the game had been fired and than the new staff's goal is convert PES in a awfull FIFA copycat.

And it seems that all started back in 2014

Here's an interview from one of the CMs that Konami has in South America


https://www.instagram.com/robbyearon/?hl=es-la

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https://www.pasionfutbol.com/noticias/Robbye-Ron-Me-separe-de-mi-mujer-por-culpa-del-PES-20150828-0027.html

Quote:
PASIÓN: ¿Qué es lo primero que te pide Konami?

ROBBYE: Yo trabajo para la empresa desde el año pasado haciendo la base de datos del juego, que son las valoraciones. Se buscó cambiar porque se le pagaba una millonada a una compañía de estadísticas para que te haga las valoraciones de los equipos y era algo global, pero no representaba nada. Una base de datos. No obstante, queríamos que se represente cada cultura en el juego porque no es lo mismo en todos lados. Hay zonas en las que los partidos son más lentos, otras en los que se corre más, en Sudamérica hay más pasión que en Europa. En el PES 2016 vas a ver que en los partidos en Sudamérica los jugadores reaccionan, porque nosotros le ponemos, por ejemplo, a Gago que te llore cualquier golpe que le dan (hace gestos) y le hace al referí su gesto de ‘1, 2, 3 con la mano’ para que amoneste al rival. En Europa solo reclaman los sudamericanos, y esos detalles los dan gente de cada país.




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Una de las grandes dudas de los videojuegos de fútbol es cómo se llega a las ‘valoraciones de los jugadores’. El especialista zanja todo tipo de preguntas: “Hay límites que nos pone la empresa. Nos mandan formatos de que Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar, e Ibrahimovic son categoría A. El resto de los cracks de las ligas más importantes son B, como Totti, Pirlo, Suárez; y los C son los que la rompen en las ligas menores y se van a otro fútbol, como por ejemplo: Lamela. Y después vienen los de acá, que tienen 70”.

Author:  occultcalcio [ Fri Sep 06, 2019 10:44 am ]
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Greetings, I just wanted to share this early video of mine with this rich community of football aficionados, I have great admiration for football of the past and will be looking to pay further homage to the creative players who have graced football pitches with their talent since WW1. As I'm a new channel I was wondering if a bit of extra support would be okay. Thank you, hope you enjoy the content/videos.
https://twitter.com/occultcalcio/status ... 92064?s=20

Author:  El Capo [ Sat Sep 07, 2019 7:29 pm ]
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https://youtu.be/AuvHv_VRUM8

lol

Author:  Interista93 [ Sun Sep 08, 2019 10:59 am ]
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El Capo wrote:
https://youtu.be/AuvHv_VRUM8

lol

Oh... he got lucky! :lol:

Author:  gurkenjoe93 [ Tue Oct 01, 2019 9:11 pm ]
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8-)

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