PES 2 Strategy Icons at lower corners of the screen?

[Bootylactin]

I understand how to select my 4 preset strategies via the L2 + button combination. What I don't understand is what happens when 2, 3, or all 4 icons are present at the lower corners of the screen?

What is the purpose of having more than one icon on there at a time, and is the order important? Does the computer choose between the icons listed as to what strategy to employ? I'm playing via the PSX emulator, so I don't have a manual to explain these.

Thanks for any tips!

Jon

 

[rascricket]

Fair question....no booklet sucks! I STEAL EM FROM THE BOXES AT BLOCKBUSTER IF/RARELY I rent something from those corporate bastar*s....sorry, when all those are persent its currently running them...such as if left and right attack are both up I THINK it spreads them out equally...the x-factor in this situation is your central mid-feilder.....he'll pull to the side the balls on....if your counter attack is also up, I beleive the forwards are simply in thier forwardmost position....and if your zone pressin' too....well, I think your zone pressin too...Post again if you have a mystery-button question...I hate bein' there

 

[Bootylactin]

Thanks for the info Rasta, that makes more sense!

Another question (I'm playing the PSX version via an emulator, FYI): According to control listing at http://www.evo-web.co.uk/game.proevolutionsoccer2.controls.shtml,

L1 + DIRECTION = 1/4 paced slow jog
DIRECTION = 1/2 paced dash
R2 + DIRECTION = 3/4 paced dash
R1 + DIRECTION = Full paced dash

From what I can tell, I'm only getting two different speeds; the 1/2 paced (just the directional pad, no buttons) and the full paced via R1. L1 (1/4) doesn't seem any slower than just pressing the D-pad, nor does R2 (3/4) seem any faster. Did they leave this out of the PSX version, or are my eyes deceiving me?

Thanks!

Jon

 

[Bootylactin]

Can no one give me an answer here? Do you guys playing on the PS2 ever use the 1/4 or 3/4 paced dashes? They don't appear to be included in the PSX version, but if nobody uses them I guess it doesn't matter.

Personally, I'd like to be able to do the 1/4 pace, as there are times when the 1/2 pace (D-pad, no buttons) takes off a little too fast when I'm trying to control the ball in tight spaces.

What about you?

Jon