As you know towards the end of a match a player or at the end of a cup the team tire. what I want to know is how do a tired player/team feel to you, does he run slower? or what, why I ask I was in the semi final of konami cup and all my players seemed really unresponsive on their turns(very sluggish like they where 1 or 2 frames behind my controller.
Just want to know if that was fatigue or my system was lagging in some way?????Thanks for your help

well i'm convinced there is a problem somewhere!!!
some games my players play super sharp, turn on the split second, respond to my controls. Other games the responce is just a half second behind my controls, making it sluggish, and very hard to out wit the other team's players. It can't be my set up or it would be like it all the time.
What do any of you think about that download a few of you used to stop the stuttering, could that help with my problems? does that Download affect anything in the game,online etc?
PLEASE any ideas?

i really don t kow. that happens to me online though but part from that im not toally sure im sorry. but ill tell you if i find something out

i can answer it yes they can start very good fast always responding but then all of a sudden they turn rubbish and slow well what you do is; on change players or set formation press the r1 button then a green bar left side of there names shows up and tells u if there tired and if there not. if its full there not tired, if three quaters there getting tired but can last. half way bit slower but still be on top of there game 1 quater there tired sub the player (it also helps if you sub them now because they wont be so tired in the next match they play) empty slow and rubbish substitute them now.thats how you can tell if there tired by a little green box my mate taught me that hes like one of the biggest pes fans to ever walk the earth (yes even bigger then you lot )

Thanks for your time but yes I know about that green bar, if you look just below the green bar there is a really thin red bar that tells you of his overall tiredness also.
but thanks for your time anyway