#Winning eleven pc Pc#

(I know w/ WE9 PC each side took turns hosting so it was bad for each player in diff halves) It doesn't help that you can't see the level of lag to the game you're about to join (that I saw anyways).ДЄFAIK it supports widescreen (i was playing at my buddy's house so I don't know how everything was set up) Everything is synced so if there is terrible lag/packet loss it's felt by both sides. Between me and my friend we played about 10 games and only 2 were lagged to hell. Its a direct connection I believe so if your opponent is far away the game can be pretty painful. Plays pretty well depending on connection. Questions on the 360 version: How does it play on Xbox Live, and does it support 16:9 widescreen? Helps in one-on-one situation with keeper too. You can get foul in the penalty area at times when some defenders following you closely in the box by doing the dumyy shooting. Remember to practice dummy shooting (square button followed quickly by X button and change of running direction).

If no one has reached the penalty area yet, you can try to cut inside to the penalty area from the flank, and dribble around the perimeter of the box and look for a chance to score / pass. Ground cross (tripple tap on O) has the highest scoring chance if there is no defender between your 'crosser' and your receiver. If anyone of them has reached the penalty area already, depending where the defenders are, use normal cross (single tap on O) or low cross (double tabp on O) in conjunction with your analogue stick to target the cross at near, middle or far post. Coninue sprinting down the flank with your forward, then look at your radar to see where the other two forwards are. One of your forwards will usually latch on to the pass. Use your full-backs to dribble the ball forward, and once he reaches the half-way line, do a forward through pass down the flank. If you don't like to let game decide your player selection, I suggest to use players with highest speed and dribble stats as your three forwards

I use 4-3-3 type A-2 formation, and let the game decides which player is best suited for that position. Do you prefer slow build up or scoring on the break? For me, I'd say 90% of my goals come from fast-break.

#Winning eleven pc pro#

Indeed, the Winning Eleven series (or Pro Evolution Soccer in Europe) is the only game has me racking up 3 digit game hours on my PS2.ДЄs for strategy.think like playing real football. So after all that writing, what are your favourite things about WE8? Any tips or scoring techniques? Having not played FIFA for many years (at least 6?), I have to ask, why do they keep making sequels when WE8 is this good? Beautifully done, realistic but I swear I didn't tell him to do it! Another one (which may also have been scripted) was a low shot was deflected off the keeper's hand to one of my player's who tapped it into the back of the net. Michael Owen took on the keeper, tapped it out his reach, ran round and scored. The deft touches the players can do are wonderful. I'm sure the same unrealistic tactic would work on the easy level but above that I'm sure I will need more skill. WE8 at least lets me play some realistic football. Typically with football games in the past I would use the old tactic of rush up the field and score. I managed to score some wonderful goals, some planned well some not so. That last detail makes all the difference in the world. The things I love so far? Well the little details are incredible and the fact that the ball keeps rolling when stop. Ok, so that's nothing to be proud of but it does mean that I can actually play with the keyboard. I only played for 2 hours last night and easily beat Saudi Arabia on the easy level. So that really is my only negative so far. My first thought in WE8 was 'oh god it's a crappy console port and why can't I use the mouse!!?'. It didn't seem realistic and I never enjoyed playing it. It felt rigid like I was never in control. It's been many years since I played FIFA, and I always hated it. I thought this would be impossible but I found it surprisingly easy to get into the game and play it with the keyboard even though I couldn't do all of the fancy key combos. I used to have a gamepad for my PC, but it doesn't work with XP so I'm stuck using the keyboard. I stumbled across a used copy of Winning Eleven 8 for a cheap price and as I'm always up for a good bargain I snapped it up.