Is the demo representative for the final game?

[Patrick123]

I've been playing with the demo and I have some mixed feelings. I like the fact that it looks better, but that's about it.

If you look at the negative sides then there are a few more. In 5 games I have gotten 6 injuries, all from 3 weeks and some up to 2 months. Several times I see players just standing in defence watching a ball go passed them. If my defence boots the ball up to my striker, he backs away just enough to make it impossible for him to reach it first, time and time again.

This is such a nuisance to me that I'm considering sticking with 2010. Tell me, have the patches fixed these issues or is the final game (after the latest patch) all about ball watching?

 

[Mike.]

fm11 is miles ahead of fm10. the demo is never reprensentative of the full game

 

[Raphael.]

I have to agree with Mike!
The full game is great and addictive.
The demo IMO was just a taster of better things to come!

 

[Patrick123]

So the number of injuries is down, I hope?

 

[Raphael.]

Umm Yeah but they're still at quite a high level but then again it is quite realistic! As in real life players get injured all the time!

 

[Tharros]

So the number of injuries is down, I hope?

Definitely. I believe that was fixed in the release day patch. I started a new game yesterday, I am a quarter of a season in and I haven't had an injury yet.

 

[gazsmith6]

The demo on my old machine didnt work too good, but it didnt put me off buying it, the full game works much quicker. Less button sticking, etc.

 

[Anton86]

level of injuries is quite low at my game. much lower than it was on 2010.

 

[Chris]

FM11 is a very good game. The Demo was a poor and gave me, and others, a false representation.

FM11 is worth your while and your money!