You might be a bit confused at the moment. Although some might find they need more time to adjust to PES’ new look defences. It’s not a cause for complaint, it’s just different. I know for a fact that some of my close-run wins in PES 2017, would have been absolute goalfests last year. Unlike their younger cousins, this year’s batch of lanky shot-stoppers are perhaps too hard to beat, batting away shot after shot with eyebrow-raising ease. In fact, keepers in PES 2017 aren’t just competent. That’s because of another notable change: competent keepers. Those shored up back lines mean you won’t be scoring as many goals as you were last year, but you also won’t be conceding them either. It’s also an improvement that makes the game slightly slower. That means more completed tackles and interceptions, feeding the ball back up the field to attacking teammates.
They’ll now make smarter decisions both on and off the ball, reading the game with the level of intelligence you’d expect. Realising their mistake, Konami has set about making defenders more perceptive.
Giving away possession, losing their mark, and mistiming tackles to prove one and for all that Jamie Carragher was right: no one wants to grow up and be a Gary Neville. Last year, PES’ more defensive minded players would far too often make costly mistakes. If the attacking play is just as good as you remember, the defending is even better.
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