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Gameplay on Fifa15 is a bit difficult

Every September, soccer fans and gamers face the same question: FIFA or PES? 2015 is no different, and this year sees Konami’s PES 2015 once again playing catchup against its dominant riva,l EA’s FIFA 15.
We’ve had enough time with each of the demos, as well as checking them out at Gamescom in Cologne last month, to make some definitive decisions. Alessandro and Daniel, our resident soccer sim aficionados, put the two games head to head. Here, we start by comparing the gameplay and graphics of each game; in a later article, we’ll discuss improvements in tactics, strategy, game modes and licenses. Which one should you play this year?

Animations
PES Optimist – PES 2015: I was really impressed with the animations of PES this year. Even the demo lets you appreciate Konami’s hard work. In the games we played, there were several high quality moves; a high pass made ​​by Hamsik with the outside right foot found Higuain alone in front of the net, allowing him to finish off with a half volley bicycle kick, and it looked great.
As I got to see at E3, PES 2015 let me enjoy more freedom of movement: the classic problem of running on the spot is now a thing of the past. Not only that, players can now maneuver better with less space, being able to lose defenders with feints that are much closer to what’s possible in reality. The difference is huge when compared with FIFA, where players can execute moves with feints and tricks that are completely unrealistic.
The return of the PES ID– where individual players have their own style and animation– and its extension to more players makes PES 2015 even more realistic. In the old PES, you could recognize Roberto Carlos’ style of gameplay, but now it’s even better. Ronaldo, for example, is identifiable from each frame and motion, almost as if you’re in front of the TV watching a Champions League game.
Even the one-on-ones with the goalkeeper seem much more realistic. In FIFA 15, it’s almost impossible to score with a lob, and it’s one of the most common shots in these situations! In PES 2015, on the other hand, everything seems more natural, which we saw on several occasions.
Speaking of goalkeepers: they’re more realistic too. The goalies of PES 2015 have improved significantly, especially when they’re outside the box, anticipating shots from strikers much more intelligently. Then you have then animations that you see in the stadium, like when players’ momentum takes them off the field, in danger of falling over the ad hoardings.

Fifa Optimist- FIFA 15: Yes, it is true, PES 2015 offers gameplay improvements, movement, and an impressive looking new graphics engine (the FOX engine), but despite a general improvement in the animations, it seems like Konami still has some work to do on its sometimes slow and cumbersome animations.
In FIFA 15, animations have improved too, and while PES is catching up, it’s not up to FIFA’s standards yet. In FIFA 15, players also react emotionally to gameplay. Players will look angry if things go wrong, just like in real life!
You mention PES ID, but we saw how well players move in FIFA. The fast dribbling of Messi, the physical power of Cristiano Ronaldo in one-on-ones, or the ball stopping stop control typical of Aguero are just a few examples where you can really feel the individual player you are controlling.
In terms of goalies, I only partly agree with Daniel. I found the PES goalkeepers less realistic, alternating between extreme calm and stillness, and exaggerated movement. In FIFA 15, however, the goalkeepers are more responsive and have 50 new animations, created by digitizing the movements of Howard, Everton’s goalkeeper. The result is extraordinary: they seem instinctive, coming out of the box fluidly, punching away shots, touching the ball with fingertips, and much more. Seeing is believing.
Conclusion: FIFA wins. 1-0.

Physics
PES Optimist – PES 2015: The physics of the ball in PES 2015 is significantly improved compared to previous years. In past games, it felt like kicking around a bowling ball: players seemed to kick the ball heavily as they ran across the field.
Now, however, the ball behaves in a much more natural way, especially in precision shots, where you can see much more realistic effects. Even in the contact between the players, you can almost feel the sweat on the opponent while taking on physical battles during the game.
I know it’s far from perfect, but I’m convinced that the small defects that are attributable to the features and demos will be fixed in the final version. If we’re talking strictly about physical improvements, the steps taken by PES 2015 are huge, while FIFA has changed almost nothing compared to last year.

FIFA Optimist – FIFA 15: I don’t agree. Personally, after making huge claims, I was expecting PES 2015 to have more realistic physics. The ‘bowling ball’ effect remains for me, although it does seem a bit less pronounced. The ball is still ‘heavy’, some trajectories don’t seem believable, and throws-ins don’t feel right. This is the complete opposite to FIFA, where the physics of the ball almost verges on perfection: the trajectories of shots and crosses are clean and natural, and the deviations and rebounds are very convincing.
True, player contact has improved in PES (and it took time), but players falling after a foul looks a little fake. FIFA is clearly ahead in this regard; here, physical power and timing are crucial for winning a tackle, and if the opponent escapes, you can grab his shirt to stop him.
Conclusion: FIFA scores again. 2-0.

Artificial intelligence and style of play
FIFA Optimist – FIFA 15: FIFA 15’s AI is much improved. Your can give players personalized orders and ask for specific movements on the field. For example, you can ask the attacker to pressure the opposing defense in possession of the ball, or ask the left wing defender for offensive support, to name a few. Players follow directions in an intelligent way, allowing for more experienced plays and strategies to shape the team according to the philosophy of the game.
The AI is also brilliant when talking about opponents. Your rivals are now able to interpret your style of play and adapt their strategy to changes in the game . If you’re wining 1-0 just a few minutes from the final whistle, expect pressure from your opponent (taking the chance to play on a break), or vice versa; you can surge forward to the bitter end to if your opponent is ahead in the last minutes of the game.
Finally, I can’t say anything without mentioning the corners. You can now choose between 4 predefined strategies on corner kicks: directing the ball towards the first or second post, on the edge of the area, or into a mass of players in front of the box. It’s great for increasing the unpredictability of corner kicks.


Daniel – PES 2015: Even though the teams in PES 2015 won’t be wearing official shirts, you’ll still be able to recognize them by the way they play. The re-creation of the way that each team plays is good enough to make it hard to distinguish between reality and fiction. Real Madrid plays with speed in counter-attacks, Barcelona makes a lot of short passes, while Atletico Madrid is defense-minded.
The AI of individual players, in your team and your opponents, are really amazing. While you’re attacking, your teammates move up the field and take the wings to open up space in case you want to make a pass. This also makes the game more fun, so much so that you feel like you’re playing with other “football smart” people on your team. Compare this with FIFA, where you often feel abandoned and alone on the field.
In this demo, I saw opponents do things that FIFA players have never been able to appreciate. Individual players react very well to situations in which you have to act instinctively, like when a defender is clearing the ball and must sweep it away immediately, when the attacker sees an unguarded net and pulls away, or when a goalkeeper comes out of his box to anticipate an attacker.
In addition, even in PES, there are tactical options for corners, but you can also take a player and strategically place him where you want him to be able to better take advantage of a corner.
Conclusion: PES scores. 2-1.

Graphics


Player realism and the field
FIFA Optimist – FIFA 15: The next-gen graphics engine in FIFA 15 looks incredible. The field degrades during the game, while the uniforms of the players get covered in dirt and grass during the matches and move in a natural way.
This isn’t the case with PES: when you score a goal, for example, the ball hitting the net seems really unnatural. In short, PES seems like a step back, not being 100% aesthetically pleasing.
On the other hand, the two simulators seem equal when it comes to each players’ physical resemblance to the real thing. Features, expressions, scars, hair cuts, beards: every detail is reproduced with meticulous detail in both FIFA and PES. I must admit, however, that on the ground level, the Konami game is really impressive .
PES Optimist – PES 2015: Player resemblance in PES 2015 is amazing; all of the most famous players are perfectly recognizable and their every feature is faithfully reproduced, as Alessandro noted, even down to the haircuts.
I think that from the point of view players in Pro Evolution Soccer, it’s a cut above those in FIFA 15. During replays especially, you can appreciate the attention to detail, such as the eyeline of the players, which follows the movements of the ball and the action.
Conclusion: No one scores. Still 2-1.

Stadium atmosphere
PES Optimist – PES 2015: Pro Evolution Soccer has always been a step ahead in terms of setting and atmosphere, and this continues to improve year after year. In PES 2015, your living room seems to turn into a stadium every time you start a game.
In the stands, the fans are enthusiastic, and each time the action moves closer to one of the goals, the audience’s excitement grows, just like in reality. In addition, the cheers change from team to team, showcasing which team is playing in their home stadium. Even the banners on the sideline give the impression of watching a real game.


FIFA Optimist – FIFA 15: Daniel hit the mark. Pro Evolution Soccer has always enjoyed a certain advantage in terms of atmosphere. This year, however, I think that FIFA has caught up. For me, both simulators now let you believe you are at the stadium.
EA has fixed a lot of details off the field: on the sidelines, you’ll see LED ads, ball boys ready to give back the ball, cameraman, coaches, and lots more. Above all though, you’ll see a graphically well-defined and participatory audience.
Why FIFA? Because the crowd in the stands is more dynamic and alive, while in PES, fans often move overly mechanically. I agree on the absolute domination of Pro Evolution Soccer with regard to the banners in the stands, but did you notice that while changing teams, some of the slogans are repeated?
Conclusion: Stalemate again. 2-1.

Celebrations and Replays
PES Optimist – PES 2015: The details in PES player celebrations are amazing. After scoring a goal, Vidal runs towards the curve mimicking a heart with his hands– exactly like he does in real life! Even when I played with Bayern at E3, Ribery approached the camera, grabbed it, and shook it with both hands while screaming into it. These kinds of details in PES are just amazing.
Even the replays are a highlight of the series. The auto replays may not be as spectacular, but the freedom to manually move the camera during replays allows you to watch the goals from every angle and zoom the camera in on every player’s face.

FIFA Optimist – FIFA 15: A goal should be celebrated. Always. EA knows this, and it’s introduced new ways to celebrate, digitizing real celebrations from real football games. Unlike Konami’s game, where the type of celebration is decided automatically, FIFA lets you choose (with a special combination of buttons) how you want to celebrate a goal you’ve just scored. You can choose between tens of celebrations!
After the goal, you can’t miss the replay to relive your best moments. Even here, FIFA 15 has caught up when compared to PES. The replay system has been revisited in the EA game, with results that are more realistic: the replays have been cut much more like they are on TV, and the movements and angles of the camera make you feel as if you were reviewing the highlights of the match in front of the TV.
Conclusion: It’s hard to pick one. Still 2-1.

FIFA 15’s winning at halftime
At the end of our first comparison, FIFA 15 has an advantage over PES 2015, but it’s not surprising: this comparison is based only on the demo, and Pro Evolution Soccer still has more development time, as the game will be released on November 13th.
In the meantime, try out both demos to get a better taste of the games.

Source: http://citygist.net/fifa-15-vs-pes-2015-the-definitive-comparison-2/

WAEC has announced that the May/June and
November/December 2013 Examination Certificates
are ready for collection. The West African
Examinations Council (WAEC), wishes to inform the
general public, particularly candidates, that
certificates up to May/June 2013 West African Senior
School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), conducted
by WAEC, have been printed and dispatched to
schools for collection by candidates.In addition, certificates up to November/December
2013 WASSCE (Private), have also been printed and
are awaiting collection by candidates in WAEC Offices
nationwide.
Candidates for May/June examination diets are
advised to collect their certificates from their former
schools, while those for November/December
examination diets are advised to collect their
certificates at WAEC Zonal, Branch or Satellite Offices
in the states where they sat the examinations.
Furthermore, the Council also wishes to advise
candidates who sat previous diets of the November/
December General Certificate of Education Ordinary/
Advance Levels (GCE O/A Levels), and Senior School
Certificate Examination (SSCE) (Private), who have
not collected their certificates to do so at WAEC
Zonal, Branch or Satellite Offices, not later than
Friday, 30th January, 2015.
Candidates who fail to collect their certificates after
that date may be charged an extra fee for the
custody of the certificates.
Source:punch

Source:News Wire

Ghanaian football star and AC Milan striker,
Michael Essien, has contracted the Ebola
Virus Disease, according to reports.
A report on News Wire quotes AC Milan
spokesman, Riccardo Coli as saying: ‘It has
come as a big shock to everyone involved
with the club but we are optimistic for Essien.
‘He is a very strong person and the Ebola has
been caught in the early stages. He’s in
experts hands so he should be fine.’
The AC Milan midfielder, who joined the
Italian giants in January this year, previously
played for Chelsea FC in the English
Premiership before joining AC Milan and has
had a successful career with clubs including
Bastia, Olympic Lyon and a loan spell at Real
Madrid under his belt.
Details regarding how and where the Ghana
international contracted the dreaded disease
which has left thousands dead and several
sick in West Africa are still sketchy but his
Italian club have confirmed it and an official
statement providing further details is being
expected.
Essien is the first sports-related victim of
Ebola since the virus disease, which kills just
days after it is contracted, broke out in March
this year in Guinea about 30 years after its
first outbreak anywhere in the world.

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