It has exclusive players and an individual player levelling up system akin to role-playing games, complete with a focus on training, player development and scouting. Similarly, there's m圜lub, which is Konami's take on FUT complete with its own currency and microtransactions to purchase top players and managers. It's an interesting mechanic that makes Master League all the more fun to play. The effect of dropping from a 90 team spirit to 80 is obvious, making it an important number to pay attention to. Replace a star player due to injury or switch tactics and team spirit will drop. Stick with the same instructions and tactics and your team will benefit, working like a cohesive unit. Chemistry in FUT rewards you for using players from the same club or country Team Spirit is dependent completely on how you shape your team. In FUT, Chemistry is an important stat to track, and in the same way, Team Spirit is crucial in Master League and m圜lub. (Also see: FIFA 16 Hacks to Get the Most Out of FUT Draft Mode ) It also borrows an important element from FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) and PES' own FUT equivalent, m圜lub. Cut-scenes punctuate key moments like new signings and trophy wins. Every month (in-game) you'll see a detailed breakdown of how you played, where you scored, when you scored, and much more. It's an excellent single-player mode that has you thinking in terms of how your whole team can play better, rather than hunting down individual stars.
On that note, Master League, PES' answer to career mode, has received an overhaul. But persist, and you shall emerge with a few more tricks that make your team even better. You never quite feel that you have the hang of it compared to FIFA 16, which nails down user experience brilliantly. In spite of some improvements in terms of the user interface versus last year's game, PES 2016 still has confusing menus and odd tutorials. On the other hand, accessing these options isn't the easiest thing to do. (Also see: FIFA 16 Review: Inclusive, but Is It for Everyone? ) What this means is, you can have a 4-3-3 formation when you have possession of the ball, 4-5-1 when you don't, and a 4-4-2 at kick-off. Delve into the game's many menus and you'll find some interesting strategic options such as fluid formation, which lets you switch the formation of your team depending on the situation at hand. The moment to moment gameplay of PES 2016 is great for those playing in short bursts, but there are more features, if you are looking for something more cerebral. It's less of an issue is you're just looking for a few quick sessions though, because in PES 2016, the best defence is a great offence. The glaring lack of consistency will make this game annoying for some. Sometimes, matches against low-skill teams will be grinding no-score affairs, while there will be games against a powerhouse opposition that see you running riot in the other team's goal. Unfortunately, the game's defensive AI is erratic at best. It is a simple check to balance out the gameplay, and it has you relying on other features, such as one-on-one feints, and smart dribbling, to get by. Try that and hammer down the sprint button, the way you could in old FIFA games, and you'll find yourself in trouble because your team will tire out rather quickly. Having said that, while PES 2016 stresses on fast thinking and even faster football, you can't exploit this the way you could in older FIFA games, by simply choosing the fastest players to put in your team. (Also see: Six Things You Need to Know About PES 2016 ) This means that if you enjoyed earlier instalments of FIFA, which played up pace over other attributes, then you'll find yourself right at home with PES 2016. It rewards attacking and creative build ups. On the other hand, each match in PES 2016 is an adrenaline-fuelled romp that has you acting on instinct. It's very different from FIFA 16, which rewards thoughtful, strategic play. Every single action on the pitch, from passing, shooting, or heading, is all done at an almost manic pace. The first thing you'll notice in PES 2016 is how fast it is.
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Every year, Pro Evolution Soccer (PES) makes yet another 'comeback', and its latest stab comes in the form of PES 2016.
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