How to improve players moods in Master League PES 2010
Posted by William | Filed under Tips
Recently I have been playing a Master League season as Tottenham, and am currently playing out season three. At the end of season two, Chelsea approached me offering £40 million for Giovanni Dos Santos who was at that point a SS(80). I didn’t accept the offer, and now, halfway through season three, Dos Santos is refusing to sign a new contract and is ‘purple mooded’ and ‘red faced’ every week. So now I risk losing Dos Santos on a free transfer unless I can improve his mood, and negotiate a new contract.
So here are my tips for improving a players mood, both game form (the arrows going from red to purple’ and squad happiness (the angry face icon in ‘My Team’).
- Put the player in the first team - Get your unhappy player off the bench and promote him to the first team in his favoured position. Play him every game possible, while subbing on your other key players so as not to piss them off too much.
- Get him to score goals - This may be easier if he is a striker of AMF, but even if he is a defender make sure he is coming up for corners, or making runs into the boxes to improve his chance of scoring. A few goals will start to pick his mood up, and win round your supporters love for him.
- Make him play well - The key to getting a good after-match rating (out of 10) is to ensure the players gets lots of touches of the ball, passes a lot, tackles, and intercepts passes. Try not to get booked or sent off since this will ruin his rating. Playing well consistently like this will sort his mood and game form out, and again will win round the supporters.
- Take him off the list - If your player is on the loan or transfer list, take him off immediately. Having a player on the lists will de-moralise him, especially if a club to offer to buy him and you refuse the deal.
- Wages don’t matter - If you do have the chance to negotiate his contract, wages are not that important compared to first team performances. It cannot harm to pay the player a good wage, but if he is not playing then it’s pointless.
- Remember to rotate - To ensure you don’t make your other players angry at missing out on first team games, make sure you rotate your whole squad of team players with substitutions and first team starts where possible.
Do you guys have any tips?
Tags: Master League, PES 2010
PES 2009 Master League Transfer guide, hints, and tips
Posted by William | Filed under Tips
The Master League transfer process has changed since PES 2008 - now when you submit an offer to a club to buy a player you will find out instantly whether the club has accepted your bid or not. Each time you submit an offer, it counts as one of your maximum five offers for the week. If the club accepts your offer, you then have to wait til the next week to find out whether the player himself has accepted the personal terms.
This change to the transfer process means you can make offers on alternative players after being turned down on your first choice player without having to go through to next week. This makes you always in control of what players you are bidding on when you process a new week.
So here are our tips on getting good transfers on PES 2009.
How to build strength & attributes in PES 2009 Become a Legend mode
Posted by William | Filed under Tips
We’ve been playing the Become a Legend mode since Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 came out, and here are our top tips to getting the most out of every match.
- Adjust your strengths according to your position - You need to adjust your strengths to match the attributes needed by the position of your player. So if you are playing as a winger then you will need to focus on speed, dribbling, and kicking. If you are playing as a centre midfielder you will need to focus on balance, kicking, and power. If you are playing as an attacker you will need to have good kicking, speed, and balance strengths. Defending positions will generally need stamina, power, and balance, however if you are playing as a wing-back you may need a little speed in your strength.
If you need a little help, just think of the top players in real life football who play in your position, and identify their top three to four strengths and adjust your strength blocks to those.
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