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Deadline Day also progresses in incremental hours to add to the mad dash of its real-life counterpart, and negotiating transfer fees for players is now more accessible, giving you a success rate if you try and lower a transfer fee for a player you're signing. The transfer system has now been changed, with separate budgets for transfers and wages making the financial side of the game easier to manage and the ability to sign players on six month loans with a view to snagging them long-term. The latter is huge fun, organising a group of players taken from all corners of the globe into a coherent side while bolstering your ranks with transfers all the way, and the licensing of continental championships such as the Champions League, Copa Libertadores, and AFC Champions League make it feel all the more real. While the commentary is a little lacklustre вЂ“ Peter Drury and Jim Beglin are mostly silent, apart from Drury oddly screaming a player's name when he shoots вЂ“ most matches are charged with emotion crowds cheering maniacally after a last-minute goal or booing a tackle, players shoving each other around after a referee's decision.ДЄs always, the heart of the game is in Master League mode (the Be A Legend mode, where you play as a single player, hasn't received any new additions) in which you can either manage an existing club or take a ragtag squad of lacklustre players and propel them to the top. Referees are now more harsh (but still fair) and often playing a derby game in Master League mode can lead to multiple red cards and the creation of an atmosphere similar to that of a rainy Wednesday night in Stoke. Matches feel much grubbier and realistic now, too. The smarter goalkeeping AI is noticeable in that goals are harder to come by now вЂ“ but don't mistake this for a bad thing, as it gives all the more meaning whenever you do score one. The ball has a real weight to it вЂ“ the way that it violently ricochets when it hits the woodwork, and shots and blocks have a punch to them. Tackles and physical battles crunch, and players argue and squabble whenever the referee gets involved. Play a match in PES 2017 and you'll immediately be hit with how real it all feels.

Like the former, FIFA is bloated with TV megabucks and big spenders who desperately gobble up everything that they can, while the latter is similar to PES in that it's a place for pure, untainted football.

#Pes 17 licenses pro

Yet what PES 2017: Pro Evolution Soccer lacks in the licensing department, it makes up for in terms of pure footy fun and passion.ДЄn apt real-world example would be comparing the Premier League and Bundesliga.

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The Pro Evolution Soccer series has always seemed to play second fiddle to FIFA regardless of its quality, what with EA holding all of the licenses to the biggest football leagues in the world.