Archief - PES3 Vrijschoppen

Ok i created this a while ago with-in a thread in general discussion so i decided to put it in the right place for ppl to see, I'm not claiming to be no expert but all of you who are hopeless at free-kicks this may help.

Free-Kick Controls (Default button layout)

- CROSS -
Pass (This is just used to pass the ball from the direction the pass is aimed)

- CIRCLE
Long Ball (Used to produce an air ball which is usefull for the free-kicks out of shooting range)

- TRIANGLE
Through Ball (Same as pass except plays the ball into the stride of player aimed at)

- SQUARE
Shoot (This is the most important button, Holding down this button generates the power for the shot. The more power the higher and faster it goes)

- R1
- Low Trajectory (makes the ball go faster than normal (as in pressing nothing), as well as lower.

-R2
- High Trajectory (makes it go slower than normal, as well as higher.)

LEFT ARROW
- Aiming/Left Curl (Used to move and position your player and also holding this button down after the shot is powered adds curl to the ball)

RIGHT ARROW
- Aiming/Right Curl (Oposite of Left)

UP ARROW
- Power (Hold this button when taking a free-kick to do a fast shot from further away, using this at close range will more or less hit the wall)

DOWN ARROW
- Lob (This will make the ball go slow but high and over the wall this is recommended for very close range free-kicks)


General Free-Kick Tips

1.How far away do i shoot from?
I do not judge distance by the meters (e.g 20-25m) i judged it on the size of the wall and the angle..I find that you can score if there is a four man wall most times and maybe everynow and again with a 3..(the smaller the wall the further away)

2.Curling the ball and posistions of free-kicks
Right footed players are better shooting from the left side and vice versa (if a player is right footed and shoots on the right side with an in swinging kick (right to left) the ball is harder to get in cos u hav to curl it in at the last minute)..I also find using the opposite curl (the one where u do in effect and outside of the foot)...e.g shooting with beckham and keeping your finger on right to curl it instead of left has no effect.

3.What buttons do i press when taking the kick?
When u are outside of the box (usualy a 5 man wall) keep your finger on 'back' This makes the free-kick go higher and slower which enables u to get it over the wall, When you are in a four man wall posistion press forward to get the power on the kick so it has more chance of going in.

4.Where do i aim the Kick?
Remember to aim your kicks between the player in the wall (the gaps between the heads)

5.How much power do i need?
Ok now onto power.,..When shooting from a four man wall or 5 man wall posiston-I get the power to just over half way (hitting it dead on half way usualy hits the wall) and when u are in a 5 man wall posistion half-way will be ok..

6.Dipping the Ball
Now dip..I ALWAYS keep my finger on to dip the ball, i never use to higher it as it could go to high and over the bar..At least by dipping it it will almost gurantee to be on target.

Ok those are my tips and below is how to score a free-kick with Beckham.

Free Kick-four man wall-18-30m -left hand side of penalty area

1.Start by keeping your finger on and keep it held
2.Posistion the aim just next to the legs of the first man in the wall (in the gap) on the right.
3.now keep your finger on up and hold down until just over half-way
4. let go and keep your finger on left to curl it onto the top right corner (keepers right)

You can use this to score from any posistions but by adusting power and aim depending on what side or angle u are at.

Please note the above are only tips, you will obvioulsy need to practise these and change depending on the players you use.

Hope this was of sum use, It took me frickin ages.

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"There's a difference between filling up the meter all at
Once, in two taps and in more than two (I mean mostly three, never tried it
with 4 or more). I don't know exactly how this works, but I have a very good
guess. First of all, you have to know the player you're kicking with, in
some cases (like VERON, from Argentina, for example), it's best to fill the
meter up all at once, while with Zidane, It's best to fill it up in two and
Figo, for instance is best used with three taps.

Also the distance plays an important role here: in short range free kicks
(holding down in the control pad, of course), it's best if you fill up the
meter all at once (this for me is till 23 meters of distance); in middle range
free kicks (not holding any directional pad), you should fill up the meter with
three taps (this range for me is from 24 to 27 meters), and in long range free
kicks (holding up in the control pad) you should fill it up in 2 taps (from 28
meters on).

This is how it's supposed to be done: It seems that when you fill up the meter
with two taps, the first one will govern the speed of the shot, while the
second will add height to it, without losing speed. This is hard to master, but
can be very useful with some players at certain distances. The first tap should
be long and the second very short, just adding some height, but not much. You
must be able to calculate the distance/power relationship by yourself, I can't
really explain it here. When you fill it up with three taps you should just
worry that the first one is not too weak, the other two are just needed to get
to the desired shot power.

Basically, that's how it works. I have a friend that plays with France, and he
wasn't able to get past the wall with Zidane [dear LORD! - *Rich]. After being
told this information, he has become a free kick scoring machine!"

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