Durandil has shared a new video showcasing the possibilities of PES modding, with an impressive overview of national teams, multiple leagues, and the extensive customization options available.
The footage features a rotating globe interface that gives an idea of the scale of what can be achieved. These are incredible advances for the PES community, which has been asking Konami for greater editing freedom, more teams, leagues, and customization options for years. Unfortunately, many of these requests have never received the attention they deserved from the developers, leaving the editing community to find its own ways to push the game forward.
🌍A New Level of Customization for PES
What Durandil is showing goes far beyond a few additional editing options. It represents a major step forward in what the community can achieve with PES, opening up possibilities that would have been difficult to imagine a few years ago.
And this could be just the beginning. Durandil suggests that the available content could expand significantly, with talented editors soon able to contribute and help populate this world with even more teams and leagues.
In many ways, this is revolutionary work. While Konami has repeatedly overlooked some of the community's most long-standing requests, independent creators are demonstrating just how much potential PES still has when editing tools are pushed beyond their original limitations.