Absolutely.
Gave up on it the same year,since every shot hit the post or crossbar,maybe they patched it later on,but it was horrible then (could have been Pes 16 can't remember)
Exactly what I did!
It didnt take me that much effort (and hate) to learn it.Absolutely.
It can be tough to get curling efforts right into the top corner compared to basic shooting, but instead you can make sure volleys and headers don’t fly into the sky. You really do have more control over your shots.
I always thought it was a little too good in 2019, but now they’ve added room for error by making it easier to shoot wide.
I can’t stress enough though that you may find it a real pain in the arse to begin with. You have to learn to press shoot first, then aim second, otherwise you’ll try and hit a first time shot into the bottom corner but accidentally turn away from goal. Or you’ll have an open goal, but you’ll accidentally aim for the top corner and balloon it over. Honestly, while you’re still getting used to it I can almost guarantee you’ll hate it
Stick with it though, cos once you’ve sorted your muscle memory out it’s soooooo much better than FIFA’s low shot method. Gives you great control over your chip shots too, being able to force a shot into the bottom corner means you can attempt some lovey low arched lobs which are impossible to even attempt with basic shooting.
I don’t understand how basic could be more varied? By its design you only apply power and direction, not placement.
It was in Pes19, unfortunately. Maybe not as much when it comes to style of a shot, but its outcome.
.. but damn. Just had this happening to me during a Coutinho's acceleration, felt the need to share..Cheers, shall go dwld the demo.
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I know I hype myself for apparently different stuff than the usual
..cause that's perhaps the most beautiful example of a physical/speed duel I've ever experienced in a videogame. It's all there: Coutinho being way faster than the Palmeiras defender, which being unable to compete on pure speed (finally stats seriously seems to matter more) needs to grab his shirt to contain him, only to have Coutinho push him away with his arms in another small, beautiful tying animation; resisting then another pretty tough tackle (no free kick either after I lost the ball strangely), for the third defender to finally free the ball.
If they stay consistent on stuff like this, the balance between having both speedsters and players who knows how to use their physical strength togheter to balance each other and being equally important, is just right around the corner..
Oh I see, you mean more varied as in more prone to missed shots? Totally agree on that, advanced felt incredibly accurate on 2019.
Here you go. Sorry but these matches are not really quality ones.Player v CPU preferably, cos then you can tell us how it feels!
Thanks man, would love to see any full games you upload if you get chance. As we all would I'm sure.
I would prefer low shoot option too.
(through pass) , with full power gauge, towards the goalpost. It is not ground short, but still the shortest outcome you can take in contrast with basic or manual shooting. The only problem since last year's game is, the engine dictates much more than before the action, trying to create context, so many times while running one on one you may end up giving out a weak pass to the opponent Goalkeeper. It was like it registered only the 10% of the power input in through-pass.
I would prefer low shoot option too.
A "shortcut" i used until pes2018 was L2 (manual modifier ) +
I still haven't try the demo, but reading that shoots are more based in engine/physics this year, i assume it will be the same or even harder.
