Pes 2021 Option File Version 1.01.00 💯

| Fake Name in Default Game | Real National Team | Kit Authenticity | |---------------------------|--------------------|------------------| | Europa United | Germany | 2020 Home/Away | | Europa Select | Belgium | 2020 Home/Away | | America United | Brazil | 2020 Home/Away | | America Select | Argentina | 2020 Home/Away | | Africa Select | Ghana | Generic but correct colors |

Date of Issue: October 15, 2020 (Retrospective Release Analysis) Platform Compatibility: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 (Backward Compatibility), PC (Steam), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S File Size: Approx. 250–350 MB (Compressed) / 1.2 GB (Installed) Developer Community: Various Editing Groups (e.g., PESUniverse, EvoWeb, PESGalaxy, Smoke Patch — Generic Model) Status: Foundational Release (First Major Update after Base Game) 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Version 1.01.00 of the PES 2021 Option File represents the first significant community-driven update following the launch of eFootball PES 2021 Season Update. This release addresses the most immediate licensing gaps in Konami’s default product, including the absence of major leagues, unlicensed teams, authentic kits, real player names for fake national teams, and stadium names. It serves as a baseline for subsequent, more comprehensive updates. Pes 2021 Option File Version 1.01.00

For the average user, this version is as the minimum viable authentic experience. For hardcore editors, it is a stable foundation for deeper customization (stadium server, face packs, scoreboard mods). | Fake Name in Default Game | Real

| Bug | Planned Fix in v1.02.00 | |-----|--------------------------| | Duplicate classic players | Full database cleanup | | Some Serie B teams missing numbers on away kits | Kit texture update | | Live Update corrupts custom leagues | Improved import method | | Manager images disappear after Live Update | Switch to static assignment | PES 2021 Option File Version 1.01.00 serves as the essential starting point for any player seeking authentic simulation from Konami’s otherwise lightly licensed product. While not without minor flaws (duplicate players, manual labor for some assignments), it successfully transforms the unlicensed Premier League, Serie B, and major national teams into realistic counterparts. This release addresses the most immediate licensing gaps