#PES 2018 VS FIFA 18 GAMEPLAY UPGRADE#
Boorish grey blocks filled with plain black text do little to promote the excitement and allure of the world’s richest and most popular sport, which is a shame as some of the content hidden within these menus represent an upgrade on PES 2017. Off the pitch, menu screens remain as ugly as you’ll find in any game. Thankfully keepers’ performances don’t ruin games, but sometimes their actions are awkward enough that you’re left cursing their performance and impact on the final result.
They also have a tendency to spill seemingly simple saves back out towards the penalty spot, leaving for an easy tap in. Timid strikes from long range are fumbled too frequently, especially when the keeper has a clean line of sight and plenty of time to position himself. Too often though, they make poor decisions and fumble weak shots. Their dives are often spectacular and when they make a great save it’s impossible to not be impressed. Again, the better the player, the more impact these kinds of dribbling options have, but the real skill rests in how creative you are in stringing together the available moves.Ģ8 Images Goalkeepers improved a lot last year, but their effectiveness has taken a step backward this season. Players visibly shift their weight to change direction more suddenly and tempt defenders into making a wrong move, while a range of feints and delicate touches help make space for a shot in crowded penalty areas. This greater ability to bring the ball under control feeds into improvements to how players move both their body and the ball when dribbling, especially at lower speeds. It might not sound like much on paper, but the effect in the heat of the game is genuinely exciting to see. Playing as Real Madrid - dubbed ‘MD White’ this year, thanks to the ongoing licensing war with FIFA - I was trying to intercept a pass using Casemiro (ball control 78) when he nudged the ball with his heel to knock it away from an onrushing Antoine Griezmann. Naturally, players with the highest ‘ball control’ rating – Lionel Messi, Luka Modric, Neymar Jr – benefit most, but its influence is apparent throughout the game at every level.
It also ups the spectacle, and passing combinations such knocks and flicks, with body parts other than a foot, are flattering for even a beginner.
“This diversity of interaction adds a palpable sense of visual drama to matches and goes a long way to making things look closer to what you’d expect to see on TV.
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