AOBrien07
Safc till i die !
:applause: So who like's the new pro evo 6 and who doesn't and actually i prefer it to last years espicelly since there's no more stupid refs and with international mode.
pro evo 6 poll like it or don't
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T Butcher fan
Champions League
- 3 December 2001
Assessing the game that comes out of the box, I can't say I like it much but with a decent option file and a few editing tweaks I'm sure it'll be fine.
the gameplay is brilliant, the only problem is that it is all ruined by the unbelivable (lightning) speed at which everything is happening.Together with that awful sounds, it seems like your are playing Street Fighter. If we could only slow down the game just a little bit it would be by far the best game ever.
Ah, so close but still so far... If only a patch could be made to slow down the stupid thing.
Great job by konami ruined by a stupid mistake. I will just have to wait for the next PES
Ah, so close but still so far... If only a patch could be made to slow down the stupid thing.
Great job by konami ruined by a stupid mistake. I will just have to wait for the next PES
marcindpol
Non-League
- 20 October 2006
for me the speed of the game is just perfect, more realmr.FiC said:
tcnichols2000
Non-League
- 25 October 2005
mr.FiC said:
Sounds like you'd prefer the 360 version
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AOBrien07
Safc till i die !
i think the speeds just right too
Teacher
Krèg ut zuâh!
- 3 August 2004
Like it very much! Coming from PES5:it is a big step. Coming from WE10: not to big a step IMHO. There are a few tweaks gameplaywise, like the speed of play (a litte slower: the ball travels longer), the improved GK, and the AI is different (more diverse) in PES6 than in WE10, I feel.
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jonestm
Guest
I'm feeling it.
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ForestForever
Guest
jonestm said:
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kitkat
Guest
i think it is sik!!
valroy
League 2
- 4 August 2005
for me WE10 just edges over PE6!
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Bronxbunny
Guest
I think the pace of this version is just right, and if anything is slower that PES5.
Verbal Kint
Conference
- 24 May 2003
ClassicD said:
I've been waiting for your "traditional" 2 cents Classic. It's usually a lot more constructive - what's your beef this year?? LOL!
How you been btw?
Sub-Conscious
Conference
- 3 September 2005
when i got this game there were 3 things that really bugged me.
here is a list of them, with solutions to some of them:
1. shots always going over. lots of people have mentioned this, but i'm getting used to it now, and i'm starting to find it easier to score than in PES 5. basically, your timing has to be PERFECT, and you have to put the right ammount of power on it. if you do that, rock and roll.
2. defence. consistently, my defence would completely ignore my repeated pressing of the tackle button, leaving strikers free to walk through on to my goal. I have since realised why - R2 IS THE KEY. get your player close to the player (not behind him) and press
and hold down 
this is a big change since Pro Evo 5, and one which i have never seen mentioned.
3. friction. i think the ball has too much friction on the pitch. in real life, if the ball slowly rolls out of play it doesnt stop between the touchline and the advertising boards, it rolls into them. the ammount of friction (and for that matter the ammount of curl) should be affected by the speed that the ball is travelling. the faster it is going, the faster it slows down while rolling, and below a certain speed, it stops curling.
a couple of minor things:
-short pass would be good if it had a power bar. reducing surface friction would speed the passes up a bit, but i would rather be able to determine the speed of the pass myself. (if accuracy decreased slightly with more power that would be good)
-long passes are less powerful than in PES 5. if you try to send it 60 yards to the left wing from the right back position at full power, it will be intercepted in midfield. long passes should go further but keep them the same as they are now at low power.
-keepers. they are more realistic than they used to be, but not quite perfect. they need to have an initial delay while their brain processes where the ball is going and at what speed (especially on freekicks). the human brain takes longer to do this than a fast CPU. during this delay they should already be bending their knees to jump or dive. once they are in motion to save the ball, they should be a bit less able to adapt to sudden changes.
I'm really starting to love this game now.
here is a list of them, with solutions to some of them:
1. shots always going over. lots of people have mentioned this, but i'm getting used to it now, and i'm starting to find it easier to score than in PES 5. basically, your timing has to be PERFECT, and you have to put the right ammount of power on it. if you do that, rock and roll.
2. defence. consistently, my defence would completely ignore my repeated pressing of the tackle button, leaving strikers free to walk through on to my goal. I have since realised why - R2 IS THE KEY. get your player close to the player (not behind him) and press
and hold down this is a big change since Pro Evo 5, and one which i have never seen mentioned.3. friction. i think the ball has too much friction on the pitch. in real life, if the ball slowly rolls out of play it doesnt stop between the touchline and the advertising boards, it rolls into them. the ammount of friction (and for that matter the ammount of curl) should be affected by the speed that the ball is travelling. the faster it is going, the faster it slows down while rolling, and below a certain speed, it stops curling.
a couple of minor things:
-short pass would be good if it had a power bar. reducing surface friction would speed the passes up a bit, but i would rather be able to determine the speed of the pass myself. (if accuracy decreased slightly with more power that would be good)
-long passes are less powerful than in PES 5. if you try to send it 60 yards to the left wing from the right back position at full power, it will be intercepted in midfield. long passes should go further but keep them the same as they are now at low power.
-keepers. they are more realistic than they used to be, but not quite perfect. they need to have an initial delay while their brain processes where the ball is going and at what speed (especially on freekicks). the human brain takes longer to do this than a fast CPU. during this delay they should already be bending their knees to jump or dive. once they are in motion to save the ball, they should be a bit less able to adapt to sudden changes.
I'm really starting to love this game now.