Hi Luciano Martinez. Thank you so much for your comment and support. Also I fully agree with you. PES dribbling is the most difficult part for me as well. As many gaming critics said, PES is a simulation game. In real-life soccer game, defenders try their best to suppress opponents' space and make most of dribbling unbearably difficult. In modern soccer, team-work via passing is the main-stream. My personal opinion is that PES intentionally manipulate the stats to discourage dribbling so that it makes PES gameplay look more like modern soccer game -- passing and teamworks are the major content of the games. However, even in modern soccer era, we still have many dribbling geniuses such as Neymar, Messi, etc. Without these dribbling geniuses, modern soccer would become boring. So, if PES is a successful simulation game, PES users should be able to study those geniuses' dribbling and apply their methods in PES to overcome stats issues. That's my purpose to create those videos. I wish my videos can justify that PES is a good simulation game. And most importantly, I wish my videos can help friends like you to enjoy PES gameplay AND save time on the process of experimenting. Cheers
@@pistachiopablo6739 Yes bro. The key reason to leave a very short time interval between directional stick and spring button is that it allows me to do some body feint, which makes dribbling more unpredictable for the defenders. For example, if I want to move to opponents right, I would friendly touch direction stick towards left first, and then push to right plus R1 (the spring button). Body feint will cause the defender hesitate, and give me more chance to escape from him by dribbling. cheers
Great video and great tutorial. I found it very useful and different to other tutorials. Could you also explain the button you pressed to result those runs?
Thanks for your comment, my friend! I really appreciate your suggestion. I will add joystick in my video so that you can see how I press the button. I need to upgrade to PS5 first. Currently I am using PS4 to record videos. The video quality is very bad when I add joystick in the video. Cheers!
@@mp57mp Thanks for your comment bro. As per caption, once depender stopped it is easy for Messi to make a move (cut). Messi has great speed. That's why Messi can cut far away from the defender. In PES, you can use double R1 (sprint button) to realize that. cheers!
@@mp57mp there are two solutions. One solution is pamma/tunnel. I have a vedio regarding how to do the tunnel/pamma. another solution is: try to press R2 to cut (change direction). Yes, I mean R2(special button). Not R1(Sprint button). R2 can make direction change quicker than pressing R1. I mentioned R2 in a couple of videos, such as How to get a penalty and today's video I am going to post (at the very end, I simply use R2 change direction to pass goalkeeper.) Currently, I don't have a specific video on how to use R2 for dribbling. But I will post in the future for sure. Cheers
Yeah good video. I use your trick at 1.25 too😊😊 In my opinion, dribbling in pes is good but not excellent. Sure, you need to choice the right time to accelerate (es double R1 at right time) and change direction but sometimes defenders are too strong and they haven't any inertia. I am not saying that dribbling is awful, but it needs little some implements. For me stats are the main problem. Konami should recalibrate some stats numbers.
Hi Michele Bavaresco, thank you for your support and comment. Really appreciate that. I agree with you 100%. By the way, double R1 is definitely one of the most effective dribbling in PES. I like to use that as well. There is one tip I would like to share with you, which is, R1 is not only a speed up button, but also it is a kind of brake button like the brake in car race game. Once you release left stick, the player's speed gets slow down. If you hold R1 (arpeggio) alone, it will make your player fully stop and step the ball towards goal keeper. If you staccato push R1 and then double press R1 plus left stick, the player will decelerate first (but not fully stop) and then accelerate again and make an explosive running. This kind of changing pace will make your defenders difficult to predict your dribbling. I hope this tip could mitigate Konami stats issue a little bit. Cheers
@@PESManual heyyy thanks for answer 😊👍 Yeah I agree with you. The secret is thinking as real football. Ok this is a videogame, but in real matches you dont't see players that run all the time during a match ( in pes this is r1 pushed continuosly). Noo! You have to wait, to accelerate, deceletate and so on. Following this idea, in pes ( as you described yet ) there are dribblings There are a little problems, but this level of videogame is good. I hope that konami will continue with this idea of videogame. For me this isn't a ending, but a new point of start. With some adjustements the game can be super super super In full manual obviously see you next videos!!
@@michelebavaresco7757 Thanks my friend for your comment. I really appreciate that and I 100% agree with you that dribbling is the weakest part in PES. However, I strongly believe that Konami will continuously improve this and get dribbling better and better, since "Kaizen", continuous improvement, is the spirit of PES. Cheers
Hi Onyx T. Great question! As per your question I turn on my PS4 and find what stadium Real Madrid uses as Home. To my surprise, Santiago Bernabéu is not in the Stadium list..... I respect Real Madrid very much. There are so many talented players in Real Madrid. Konami should add Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in PES 2021. Cheers
@@PESManualthanks for replying, I meant for example, for Atlético Madrid i got the Konami Stadium and just renamed it "Wanda Metropolitano" so i wanted to know which stadium you think resembles the Santiago Bernabeu the best? I am currently using the Metropole Arena.
@@onyxt3589 Great question bro. It is hard to say because as you know the Santiago Bernabéu is in the midst of a renovation. it expected to be ready for the start of the 2020/21 season. Before that we don't know how it really look like. But I saw the design sketch. It looks kind of like Allianz Arena, because both of them has very cool and huge cap. It's just my personal opinion. Cheers
@@mp57mp Hello, my friend I had another video in my channel called "how to dribble like Messi #2" The following is the link: czcams.com/video/fKalaEHBii0/video.html Hope you will enjoy it! cheers!
By the way, can you tell me how to effectively use the buttons R1, R2. I already know how to press R1 and release L stick to stop the ball, double press R1 to accelerate. As for R2 and how to combine R1 and R2, I'm not sure. Thanks.
Thanks for your comment. I normally use R2 for the dummy run. Sometimes I will use R2 to chest the ball. But I prefer to press stick R down and push L to chest the ball. My personal opinion is that R2 is more related to shooting and long ball passing. I saw some CZcamsrs saying that R2 can help receive the ball smoothly. I think the accurate short pass is more important. If the situation doesn't allow to receive the short pass, I would choose different options -- for example long ball pass and to chest the ball. Chesting the ball is one of the important skills. Unfortunately, no CZcamsr mentions that. I will make a video to introduce the concept of chesting the ball. Cheers!
@@PESManual I 100% agree with you.Chesting the ball is very very important skills. if Chesting the ball is bad, nothing will happen. I look forward to seeing your video about it. Cheer
Thanks for your comment my friend! Welcome to my channel! Sorry about the 240p. Messi interview part in this video is 10 year old one, that's why the dpi of the overall video is so low... Cheers!
Hello my friend. Welcome back. On 1:24, I use double touch (la croqueta). Successful la croqueta requires good sense of distance. On 1:24, the defender press R2 to approach me (based on my experience, I can tell the defender press R2). Therefore his movement is pretty slow (close to be static). I actively approach to him then use la croquet. Because defender press R2, when I am close to him, he automatically try to block me. Actually, you can test it in your gameplay. when you defend, try to press R2. Once you press R2, no matter how you move your player, he always faces the opponent who has the ball. When the opponent is close to you, your player will automatically blocks him. R2 can lock your player's balance. It will make your player stable and secure certain range of area. The drawback of R2 is that defender with R2 moves extremely slow, and easily be passed by. Hence, once you can tell your opponent using R2, you can use la croqueta to beat him. (actually there are many ways to beat the defender. la croqueta is one of the most effective way) Cheers!
@@PESManual thank you very much for replying !! but as I tested Messi's dribbling I noticed that a few times the defender didn't stop and therefore wasn't static. what should I do in this situation?
@@mp57mp Not a problem my friend! If the defender didn't stop, it means the defender press square (shoot button) and X (pass button) together. This kind of defense is very aggressive. but the drawback of such defense is that the defender locks his route of running. To overcome such defense is relatively easy: you need to change your dribble direction constantly. When you see defender running towards. without stop. you need to change your direction. I recommend not to press sprint button, so that you can change your direction more quickly. Or instead of pressing R1 (sprint button), press R2 to help you change your direction. If the defender is too close to you and you don't have space to change direction, don't worry, try to shield the ball. Use your player's back towards the defender and shield the ball. Propper body contact is part of dribbling. don't be afraid of body contact. In real Messi dribbling video, Messi is very good at using his body. Not only he is good at body feint, but also body contact. Cheers!
@ Felix 2000 Thanks for your comment, my friend! To dribble like Messi, timing is the key. Compared to Neymar's fancy dribbling, Messi's dribbling is more practical. Special control or right stick is required but it is not quite noticeable. For example, Messi uses Nutmeg quite often in his game. In PES gameplay, it requires the right stick to achieve that. If you have any questions about dribbling, please do let me know. I will try my best to provide you some useful suggestions. Cheers
@@PESManual What's more special i found in your video is you used Messi's real life dribbling tip in the game. Well can you make a video on how to do la croqueta like messi?
@@zgreflexking Thanks for your suggestion. la croqueta is my favorite dribbling technique. I can make one video about that in future (currently, I am working on a video about tiki taka). I like to analyze players' real life game and apply their techniques to PES gameplay. Just take la croqueta as an example. Andrés Iniesta is the king of la croqueta. When I watch him dribbling, I feel that the football stick on his feet. His dribbling is so fluent and unpredictable. I will make a video about how to do la croqueta like Iniesta. Cheers
@ cusson baby Welcome to my channel, my friend! Usually I use R1(sprint button), R2(special button) R, and L for dribbling. L1(cursor change button) and L2 (manual switch button) are not associated with dribbling. There are many combinations for dribbling. Some are simple (such as L + R1)` and some are relatively complex (double special dribble). But it doesn't mean complex ones are always better than simple ones. It all depends on the situation. If you have any questions, please do let me know. I will try my best to explain. Again, nice to meet you, my friend! Cheers!
@ eko prasetyo Welcome to my channel, my friend! In this dribbling tutorial video, there is no special hold or press. I just "steal" Messi's dribble concept and show how to apply that concept in PES dribbling. If you want to know more about how to tunnel/nutmeg (advanced dribbling), you can watch my other dribbling video. here is the link: czcams.com/video/fKalaEHBii0/video.html In that video, special button is required. Again, nice to meet you, my friend! Cheers!
@@ekoprasetyo3150 You are very welcome, my friend! If you have any other questions on PES, please do let me know. I will try my best to explain. Cheers!
Hello my friend, welcome to my channel, and thanks for leaving comments. The different settings may impact dribbling. I have not used a keyboard, I use PS controller. but 5 years ago I converted from arrow keys to L stick on the controller. The reason of this conversion is that arrow keys have limited angles (90 degrees 45 degrees). It is very hard to make subtle movements by using arrow keys. I am not 100% sure how it works on the keyboard. I just guess the keyboard might have the same issue the arrow keys on PS controller have.... Cheers!
By the way, just for your information, PS controller is compatible to PC. you can use PS controller to play PES on your PC. For more information on how to connect, you can check out on youtube. There are many videos there about how to do the connection. cheers!
@@PESManual I have PS2 controller and played manual with it before. But I'm not good with it, I forget which button does what. I have to think for a second and the ball is gone. 😪
@@iamrahatul No worry, my friend. It may take a little time to get used to using PS controller. In my personal opinion, PC + PS controller is the perfect combination for PES game. PC's powerful GPU offers better graphics and PS controller offers more options for subtle dribbling and passing. Cheers!
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You killed it! Beautiful music and very accurate edit! Love this content
Thanks bro! Really appreciate your comment and support!
it's amazing...your theory and dribbling skills are awesome. Love your video very much.
Thank you so much for your comment, and support. I really appreciate that! Cheers
Messi changed football forever!
So true. 100% agree ! Welcome to my channel, my friend! Cheers!
Best tutorial ever... 👌🙌👍
Thanks bro. I really appreciate your comment. Cheers
congratulations your videos are magnificent, they take the game to a higher level, dribbling is the most difficult for me
Hi Luciano Martinez. Thank you so much for your comment and support. Also I fully agree with you. PES dribbling is the most difficult part for me as well. As many gaming critics said, PES is a simulation game. In real-life soccer game, defenders try their best to suppress opponents' space and make most of dribbling unbearably difficult. In modern soccer, team-work via passing is the main-stream. My personal opinion is that PES intentionally manipulate the stats to discourage dribbling so that it makes PES gameplay look more like modern soccer game -- passing and teamworks are the major content of the games.
However, even in modern soccer era, we still have many dribbling geniuses such as Neymar, Messi, etc. Without these dribbling geniuses, modern soccer would become boring. So, if PES is a successful simulation game, PES users should be able to study those geniuses' dribbling and apply their methods in PES to overcome stats issues. That's my purpose to create those videos. I wish my videos can justify that PES is a good simulation game. And most importantly, I wish my videos can help friends like you to enjoy PES gameplay AND save time on the process of experimenting.
Cheers
@@PESManual yes, when i score a really enjoy because is 100% my work and your help with this videos
Amazing.
Hi Onyx T, Thank you so much for your support. I really appreciate that.
Mannnn that was brilliant!!!!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks Bro! I really appreciate your comment and support.
PES Manual are you pressing sprint right after you move to the opponents right or left?
@@pistachiopablo6739 Yes bro. The key reason to leave a very short time interval between directional stick and spring button is that it allows me to do some body feint, which makes dribbling more unpredictable for the defenders. For example, if I want to move to opponents right, I would friendly touch direction stick towards left first, and then push to right plus R1 (the spring button). Body feint will cause the defender hesitate, and give me more chance to escape from him by dribbling.
cheers
Great video and great tutorial. I found it very useful and different to other tutorials. Could you also explain the button you pressed to result those runs?
Thanks for your comment, my friend! I really appreciate your suggestion. I will add joystick in my video so that you can see how I press the button. I need to upgrade to PS5 first. Currently I am using PS4 to record videos. The video quality is very bad when I add joystick in the video. Cheers!
Thanks... really appreciate it. Look forward to watch it 😁
👍👍👏👏👏
Thanks for your support, my friend! I really appreciate that! Cheers!
Bro thank you so much you help me a lot because it work in fifa and real life thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
no problem brother! Glad to know videos help. Cheers!
@@PESManual but just why messi is not very close to the defender but he still makes his cut 0:43 please
@@mp57mp Thanks for your comment bro. As per caption, once depender stopped it is easy for Messi to make a move (cut). Messi has great speed. That's why Messi can cut far away from the defender. In PES, you can use double R1 (sprint button) to realize that. cheers!
@@PESManual thank you but if we are Very close to the defender and he still not static how we do
@@mp57mp there are two solutions. One solution is pamma/tunnel. I have a vedio regarding how to do the tunnel/pamma.
another solution is: try to press R2 to cut (change direction). Yes, I mean R2(special button). Not R1(Sprint button). R2 can make direction change quicker than pressing R1.
I mentioned R2 in a couple of videos, such as How to get a penalty and today's video I am going to post (at the very end, I simply use R2 change direction to pass goalkeeper.)
Currently, I don't have a specific video on how to use R2 for dribbling. But I will post in the future for sure.
Cheers
thanks god i found your channel
Welcome to my channel, my friend! I am glad to meet you via youtube! cheers!
Yeah good video. I use your trick at 1.25 too😊😊
In my opinion, dribbling in pes is good but not excellent.
Sure, you need to choice the right time to accelerate (es double R1 at right time) and change direction but sometimes defenders are too strong and they haven't any inertia.
I am not saying that dribbling is awful, but it needs little some implements.
For me stats are the main problem.
Konami should recalibrate some stats numbers.
Hi Michele Bavaresco, thank you for your support and comment. Really appreciate that. I agree with you 100%.
By the way, double R1 is definitely one of the most effective dribbling in PES. I like to use that as well. There is one tip I would like to share with you, which is, R1 is not only a speed up button, but also it is a kind of brake button like the brake in car race game. Once you release left stick, the player's speed gets slow down. If you hold R1 (arpeggio) alone, it will make your player fully stop and step the ball towards goal keeper. If you staccato push R1 and then double press R1 plus left stick, the player will decelerate first (but not fully stop) and then accelerate again and make an explosive running. This kind of changing pace will make your defenders difficult to predict your dribbling.
I hope this tip could mitigate Konami stats issue a little bit.
Cheers
@@PESManual heyyy thanks for answer 😊👍
Yeah I agree with you. The secret is thinking as real football. Ok this is a videogame, but in real matches you dont't see players that run all the time during a match ( in pes this is r1 pushed continuosly).
Noo! You have to wait, to accelerate, deceletate and so on.
Following this idea, in pes ( as you described yet ) there are dribblings
There are a little problems, but this level of videogame is good.
I hope that konami will continue with this idea of videogame.
For me this isn't a ending, but a new point of start. With some adjustements the game can be super super super
In full manual obviously
see you next videos!!
@@michelebavaresco7757 Thanks my friend for your comment. I really appreciate that and I 100% agree with you that dribbling is the weakest part in PES. However, I strongly believe that Konami will continuously improve this and get dribbling better and better, since "Kaizen", continuous improvement, is the spirit of PES.
Cheers
Amazing as always! Just wanted to know, on Ps4 what stadium do you use as Real Madrid's home stadium?
Appreciate it.
Hi Onyx T. Great question! As per your question I turn on my PS4 and find what stadium Real Madrid uses as Home. To my surprise, Santiago Bernabéu is not in the Stadium list..... I respect Real Madrid very much. There are so many talented players in Real Madrid. Konami should add Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in PES 2021.
Cheers
@@PESManualthanks for replying, I meant for example, for Atlético Madrid i got
the Konami Stadium and just renamed it "Wanda Metropolitano" so i wanted to know which stadium you think resembles the Santiago Bernabeu the best? I am currently using the Metropole Arena.
@@PESManual Your tips really helped me improve a lot, thanks.
@@onyxt3589 Great question bro. It is hard to say because as you know the Santiago Bernabéu is in the midst of a renovation. it expected to be ready for the start of the 2020/21 season. Before that we don't know how it really look like. But I saw the design sketch. It looks kind of like Allianz Arena, because both of them has very cool and huge cap. It's just my personal opinion. Cheers
@@PESManual Thanks mate.
Wooow really good man
This work in real Life too
Thanks for your comment, my friend! Really appreciate your support. Glad to know that you enjoy my video. Cheers!
@@PESManual No problèm but please can you do another video of Messi dribbling ? Like his style of run thank you
@@mp57mp
Hello, my friend I had another video in my channel called "how to dribble like Messi #2"
The following is the link:
czcams.com/video/fKalaEHBii0/video.html
Hope you will enjoy it! cheers!
By the way, can you tell me how to effectively use the buttons R1, R2.
I already know how to press R1 and release L stick to stop the ball, double press R1 to accelerate. As for R2 and how to combine R1 and R2, I'm not sure. Thanks.
Thanks for your comment. I normally use R2 for the dummy run. Sometimes I will use R2 to chest the ball. But I prefer to press stick R down and push L to chest the ball. My personal opinion is that R2 is more related to shooting and long ball passing. I saw some CZcamsrs saying that R2 can help receive the ball smoothly. I think the accurate short pass is more important. If the situation doesn't allow to receive the short pass, I would choose different options -- for example long ball pass and to chest the ball. Chesting the ball is one of the important skills. Unfortunately, no CZcamsr mentions that. I will make a video to introduce the concept of chesting the ball. Cheers!
@@PESManual I 100% agree with you.Chesting the ball is very very important skills. if Chesting the ball is bad, nothing will happen. I look forward to seeing your video about it. Cheer
You will get 1k like if you upload it in 1080p instead of 240p
Thanks for your comment my friend! Welcome to my channel! Sorry about the 240p. Messi interview part in this video is 10 year old one, that's why the dpi of the overall video is so low... Cheers!
i have a question at 1:24 you wait for him to attack the ball or just be static nothing more
Hello my friend. Welcome back. On 1:24, I use double touch (la croqueta). Successful la croqueta requires good sense of distance. On 1:24, the defender press R2 to approach me (based on my experience, I can tell the defender press R2). Therefore his movement is pretty slow (close to be static). I actively approach to him then use la croquet. Because defender press R2, when I am close to him, he automatically try to block me.
Actually, you can test it in your gameplay. when you defend, try to press R2. Once you press R2, no matter how you move your player, he always faces the opponent who has the ball. When the opponent is close to you, your player will automatically blocks him.
R2 can lock your player's balance. It will make your player stable and secure certain range of area. The drawback of R2 is that defender with R2 moves extremely slow, and easily be passed by. Hence, once you can tell your opponent using R2, you can use la croqueta to beat him. (actually there are many ways to beat the defender. la croqueta is one of the most effective way)
Cheers!
@@PESManual thank you very much for replying !! but as I tested Messi's dribbling I noticed that a few times the defender didn't stop and therefore wasn't static. what should I do in this situation?
@@mp57mp Not a problem my friend! If the defender didn't stop, it means the defender press square (shoot button) and X (pass button) together. This kind of defense is very aggressive. but the drawback of such defense is that the defender locks his route of running. To overcome such defense is relatively easy: you need to change your dribble direction constantly. When you see defender running towards. without stop. you need to change your direction. I recommend not to press sprint button, so that you can change your direction more quickly. Or instead of pressing R1 (sprint button), press R2 to help you change your direction.
If the defender is too close to you and you don't have space to change direction, don't worry, try to shield the ball. Use your player's back towards the defender and shield the ball. Propper body contact is part of dribbling. don't be afraid of body contact. In real Messi dribbling video, Messi is very good at using his body. Not only he is good at body feint, but also body contact.
Cheers!
@@PESManual ok thank you very much for answering i would come back if i have any more questions
@@mp57mp any time my friend!
So there is no need to use special control or right stick.
@ Felix 2000 Thanks for your comment, my friend! To dribble like Messi, timing is the key. Compared to Neymar's fancy dribbling, Messi's dribbling is more practical. Special control or right stick is required but it is not quite noticeable. For example, Messi uses Nutmeg quite often in his game. In PES gameplay, it requires the right stick to achieve that. If you have any questions about dribbling, please do let me know. I will try my best to provide you some useful suggestions.
Cheers
@@PESManual What's more special i found in your video is you used Messi's real life dribbling tip in the game. Well can you make a video on how to do la croqueta like messi?
@@zgreflexking Thanks for your suggestion. la croqueta is my favorite dribbling technique. I can make one video about that in future (currently, I am working on a video about tiki taka). I like to analyze players' real life game and apply their techniques to PES gameplay. Just take la croqueta as an example. Andrés Iniesta is the king of la croqueta. When I watch him dribbling, I feel that the football stick on his feet. His dribbling is so fluent and unpredictable. I will make a video about how to do la croqueta like Iniesta. Cheers
Push R1 / R2 / L1 / L2 ?
@ cusson baby Welcome to my channel, my friend! Usually I use R1(sprint button), R2(special button) R, and L for dribbling. L1(cursor change button) and L2 (manual switch button) are not associated with dribbling.
There are many combinations for dribbling. Some are simple (such as L + R1)` and some are relatively complex (double special dribble). But it doesn't mean complex ones are always better than simple ones. It all depends on the situation. If you have any questions, please do let me know. I will try my best to explain.
Again, nice to meet you, my friend!
Cheers!
What button I must press/hold?
@ eko prasetyo Welcome to my channel, my friend! In this dribbling tutorial video, there is no special hold or press. I just "steal" Messi's dribble concept and show how to apply that concept in PES dribbling. If you want to know more about how to tunnel/nutmeg (advanced dribbling), you can watch my other dribbling video. here is the link: czcams.com/video/fKalaEHBii0/video.html
In that video, special button is required.
Again, nice to meet you, my friend!
Cheers!
@@PESManual a big thanks for ur info....
@@ekoprasetyo3150 You are very welcome, my friend! If you have any other questions on PES, please do let me know. I will try my best to explain. Cheers!
@@PESManual oke bro,, i just need more dribbling tutorial,,, the main key of winning pes...if u have more link about that one, please send to me bro,🙏
@@ekoprasetyo3150 Sure brother. I will make more video related to dribbling in the near future. Cheers!
I suck at it. Training isn't helping me. (I play using keyboard.)
Hello my friend, welcome to my channel, and thanks for leaving comments. The different settings may impact dribbling. I have not used a keyboard, I use PS controller. but 5 years ago I converted from arrow keys to L stick on the controller. The reason of this conversion is that arrow keys have limited angles (90 degrees 45 degrees). It is very hard to make subtle movements by using arrow keys. I am not 100% sure how it works on the keyboard. I just guess the keyboard might have the same issue the arrow keys on PS controller have.... Cheers!
By the way, just for your information, PS controller is compatible to PC. you can use PS controller to play PES on your PC. For more information on how to connect, you can check out on youtube. There are many videos there about how to do the connection. cheers!
@@PESManual I have PS2 controller and played manual with it before. But I'm not good with it, I forget which button does what. I have to think for a second and the ball is gone. 😪
@@iamrahatul No worry, my friend. It may take a little time to get used to using PS controller. In my personal opinion, PC + PS controller is the perfect combination for PES game. PC's powerful GPU offers better graphics and PS controller offers more options for subtle dribbling and passing. Cheers!