Saudações a todos! Pra começar com a nossa série de posts especiais de pré-temporada, vamos falar do assunto preferido de literalmente ninguém: tabelas e gráficos!!!!
Falando sério agora, algo que eu sempre achei curioso é a forma como os jogos representam os times de futebol do Brasil, desde os primórdios do Elifoot até a base de dados absurda de um Football Manager. E pra dividir um pouco dessa curiosidade com vocês (e tentar esquecer um pouco do desastre que está sendo esse eFootball), vamos olhar pra como a série que dá uma graninha pro nosso time representa nosso plantel.
Para isso, compilei as informações sobre os jogadores disponíveis no Corinthins nos jogos da última década para compará-los e apontar o que dá se tirar de análise dali. Mas antes de começar, algumas observações:
- Essas informações compreendem do PES 2011 ao PES 2021; teoricamente eu poderia tentar adicionar os dados do eFootball para deixar mais completo mas 1º: eu me recuso a chegar perto desse jogo e 2º: este post já levou um bom tempo pra montar, adicionar mais um ano vai ser bem chatinho a essa altura. Além disso, por favor, não me obriguem a olhar pro Roger Guedes desse jogo...
Eu...nem sei o que dizer, sinceramente...
- Todos os dados foram retirados do site Pesmaster.com, se vocês verem alguma coisa que não bata com o jogo, reclamem com eles!
- Ah sim, este período que estou mostrando compreende 11 anos, mas estou chamando de década pra facilitar, ok?
- Todos os anos informados no texto se referem ao ano-calendário e não a edição do jogo, ou seja, quando falarmos do ano de 2015, estamos falando do elenco do PES 2016, beleza? Isso acontece porque o jogo segue o calendário europeu; como vocês vão ver no texto, isto até afeta um pouco a análise.
- As informações brutas que compilei pra formar esta análise estão nesta planilha aqui. Mas antes de sair fuçando nela, dá uma moralzinha e lê o texto aí, deu um trabalho pra fazer =P
Enfim, vamos começar pela informação básica, que seria:
Média de Pontos Geral
[Está é a nota média do elenco para cada ano, sendo que a nota varia entre 50 e 99](https://preview.redd.it/zh2gna7lzi681.png?width=630&format=png&auto=webp&s=65b0e2f600da84190deea1df907b237260518466
... keep reading on reddit ➡There are a few reasons why the Libero magazine exists. Games like these are one of those reasons.
There are many reviews written about Pro Evolution Soccer 6 out there on the biggest gaming sites of the internet. Even if you somehow were able to read all of them – I sure haven’t – I bet none of them were able to describe a tenth of the brilliance of this specific Pro Evolution iteration. You can prove this yourself; you can even close the Libero tab on your browser while you do read the others. Go ahead, do it; I know you will be back anyway. Why do I know this? Because all of those reviews were written in 2006, back when the game was released; and there is no way that anyone in 2006 could’ve guessed what PES6 would eventually become. The PES6 all of them talked about bear little resemblance to the football gaming ‘monster’ it eventually developed into. In retrospective, however, we are definitely able to understand its full impact on the virtual football scene and on the history of sports gaming itself, for we have time on our side whereas the others didn’t. So do get in, fasten your seat belts and put on your best game face: you’re in for quite the ride.
Konami celebrates the end of a vastly-successful PS2 era comprised of superb football titles with Pro Evolution Soccer 6, the last ‘newgen-PES’ before the subsequent iteration of consoles was out. Konami wants to ‘go out with a bang’ before embracing a new challenge; yet after what the common football gaming fan had experienced over the previous half-a-decade (even more than that if you count the extraordinary PS1 ISS/PES versions too), the question that was on everyone’s minds was: is it even humanly possible to improve the Pro Evo series – at least on the pitch, where it truly matters? Plus; would it even make any sense to risk the game’s well-earned reputation by changing too much of what the series had built over the previous seasons instead of focusing primarily on providing a much-improved game for the first iteration of the new generation of consoles – employing a strategy seen recently with the release of a ‘PES2021 Season Update’ whilst Konami works on PES2022 away from the spotlight?
The fact is that the previous Pro Evo titles since PES4 didn’t exactly reinvent the footballing wheel themselves; they didn’t need to because their supreme domination over any other football game was unquestionable, and Konami developers found out that it was possible to rely on the winning formula of
... keep reading on reddit ➡Guys please help me! Idk what is happening with me PES2021! I alredy updated my drivers, re-installed the hole game and patch that i am using but it never changes! My game keeps crashing everytime i go to a random player or start a match! Please someone help me!!!
This game is going to shit year after year. Every year, the scripting gets worse and worse, and pes 2021 is unplayable to me. Keep those "Wow ePes 22 will have this", "ePes 22 will include that". As long as the scripting is in the game, it's ruined. What a sad thing, a game that I have been playing for 20 years is going to shit day after that. I have been playing this game longer than how long some people from this subreddit have been alive, and if you don't see anything wrong with the game, you are probably one of those who started playing it in the "scripting-era", and believe that that bullshit is part of the game, while it should never have been.
I feel sad for the state of the game, I am not going to install the next one, even if it's free.
