9/10 – The definitive retro football RPG. Rating (Vanilla): 6/10 – Great gameplay, broken progression.
The editor removes the hard cap on training points. Want to put 15 points into "Speed" right out of the gate? You can. This doesn’t make you Messi instantly, but it shortens the grind from 5 seasons to 1. You actually feel progression game-to-game, not year-to-year.
Until now.
The worst offender? You had six slots to allocate to skills like "Shooting," "Dribbling," or "Balance." But the game limited how many points you could assign per week, artificially capping your development. To become a world-beater, you needed to sim (simulate) five boring seasons—not playing, just watching numbers tick up. What the Editor Does The latest PES 2010 BAL Editor (compatible with most PC versions, including the popular Smoke Patch ) acts as a surgical tool to bypass these arbitrary limits. Here is what the "fixed" experience looks like:
Thanks to the , the mode outside the white lines finally matches the quality inside them. It is no longer a "grind." It is a career. Pes 2010 Become A Legend Editor Fixed
In the original game, your fatigue meter filled up like a balloon. Play three matches in a row? Your stamina bar was permanently half-empty. The editor allows you to modify your "Resilience" and "Condition" stability (the arrow form). No more being benched for the Champions League final because you were "tired."
Have you used the BAL Editor to revive your old PES save? Let us know your best "fixed" career story in the comments below. 9/10 – The definitive retro football RPG
The killer feature. You can now export your BAL player’s stat block and import it into a Master League save. This bridges the two best modes in PES history. Is it Cheating or Fixing? There is a fine line between editing and cheating. If you boost every stat to 99, you ruin the mode. But the community consensus is that the BAL Editor is not about winning—it’s about respecting the player's time .