How to Install the Patch
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[accordion title="PES 2019 Gameplay Patch by Bromi" load="hide"]Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 (commonly known as PES 2019) is a football simulation video game developed by PES Productions and published by Konami for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. This game is the 18th installment in the PES series and was released on August 28 in North America and on August 30, 2018, for Japan, Europe, and Australia.
Experience new gameplay with the Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 PC Game. The PES 2019 Gameplay Patch by Bromi is created through editing the database and option files. This gameplay is compatible with the PTE Patch 2019. So, if you're looking for a change from the default PES 2019 gameplay, give the PES 2019 Gameplay Patch by Bromi a try.
Download: PES 2019 Gameplay Patch by Bromi
Changelog v67:
Tighter midfield with midfielders more actively pursuing the ball (without superhuman tackles, of course)
Improved heading ability
Enhanced tactics for all Serie A, Premier League, La Liga, and UCL teams.
Changelog v55:
- All modifications are now included in the edit file, so Bundesliga is functional.
- Removed CPU traits that seemed to favor scripted play (since I have this database, I haven't encountered any scripts).
- Improved traits typical of technical players; for instance, we now have more agile dribblers, those who perform tricks with enhanced dribbling, and playmakers with superior ball control.
These changes should make a noticeable difference.
- Reduced some overly high values for defenders, ensuring they are not unrealistically effective in the penalty area.
- Adjusted pulls for various types so they don't just throw stones at the neck.
- Defense that is less prone to easily losing the ball: applicable to both CPU and user.
Attackers and midfielders are now more involved in covering the midfield, making it denser.
- Improved heading accuracy for attackers.
- Lowered values for smaller teams so they perform worse than medium and large teams: you can now see the difference (let me know if I've overdone it).
- I adjusted the efficiency of smaller teams (only Serie A for now): Bologna, Parma, Chievo, Frosinone, Empoli, Spal, Cagliari. Slightly less efficient: Sassuolo, Udinese, Genoa, Torino. The others remain at default. I did NOT modify the most significant players in these teams; only the lesser-known ones. Thus, smaller teams do not achieve over 80% of the correct plays as they did before.
- I incorporated the tactics of @klashman69 into the database by @ThunderGibson with a fluid module and its settings: I also modified the defensive CPU tactics by applying the fluid module to them. In these cases, I slightly compacted the departments as well.
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