Sentences with phrase «game criticism does»

Game criticism doesn't flow as naturally from film criticism as film criticism did from literary criticism.

Not exact matches

Once again that game proved we do not have a natural lw which is why our on gets exposed and mineral takes all the criticism.

Wenger is aware of the doubters, but doesn't think any of this will affect the squad ahead of tomorrows difficult visit to high - flying Swansea, in fact he seems to expect criticism whatever he does during games.

one of his biggest criticism is that he doesn't show up in big games and doesn't perform.

The old criticism that Arsenal don't turn up against the big teams has been blown out of the water once again as the Gunners cruised without fear for most of the game against Man City.

Most of us were on Wenger's case until very recently seeing that we didn't understand what his overall game plan [on and off the pitch] was and we had good reason to doubt him but at least the criticisms were meant to be of a constructive nature but I fail to understand folks who come on here to spew bile even when things are finally looking up for once in a very long while.

One of the criticisms that some Arsenal fans have had of Arsene Wenger for years is that the Frenchman did not appear to have a plan B, tactically speaking, or that he was just too set on Arsenal playing the fluent and entertaining sort of passing game that we have become famous for under the prof.

I get the criticisms, I truly do, but a lot of fans blindly deny the fact that he does score goals for us, and highlight his drought at the end of season as though that was the story of his season with us, neglecting the fact that before that he was scoring near on a goal a game in a time where we desperately needed it to secure CL football when it was in no way guaranteed..

One of the criticisms that some Arsenal fans have had of Arsene Wenger for years is that the Frenchman did not appear to have a plan B, tactically speaking, or that he was just too set on Arsenal playing the fluent and entertaining sort of passing game that we have become famous for under the prof.... Read the full article here

We don't know whether this criticism became a self - fulfilling prophecy as Giroud's confidence took a knock and he went on to fail to score in 15 games in a row, which effectively ended Arsenal's chances of winning the title.

Speaking to Sky Sports after the game, Neville did not hold back in his criticism of Lukaku's performance, warning him that at a club like United he needs to produce more in big games such as this one.

This dude purports to have watched every game Mayfield has ever played, and claims to have done additional tape study, and the entire list of criticisms he can come up with are he's short, he has possible personal issues, and he played in a playground offense?

Criticisms fair if you analyse someone's game and point out the good and the bad I don't mind hearing people say this player needs to improve on certain aspects of the game but all he does is slam everyone.

As long as he can keep improving his work rate and more involvement in games like he has been doing since he has been back then my criticism ends.

In turn, he finally did what many supporters have been demanding for weeks in terms of resting players and rotating to give others an opportunity, and yet he still somehow earned criticism after the game.

Based on his performance, I agree with a lot of the criticism that he does get as you can't be a team player if you only want to play one type of game which suits yourself and is within your comfort zone.

Criticism of a player or manager is ok but I don't agree with fans saying a player should be sold because of a bad game.

He also thinks that Wenger doesn't take any notice of the criticism although he has looked frustrated at time himself, especially when an away fan tried to put up a banner at the Everton game!

The French striker will come under criticism for his two efforts which were both placed off target, but the fact that he managed to create the space and get into the right position to get those chances is more than PEA did at any point of the game.

There has been a lot of unfair criticism of Theo of recent, in my opinion, but his proven productivity when on form and especially his performances in the big games — Theo does well in the big games — justifies Wenger's continued faith in him.

Outside criticisms and rumblings in the community didn't last long though, as the Grizzlies overcame tremendous adversity to win three straight games and reach the playoffs for the 18th - straight season.

Criticism is part of the sport — all you can do is focus on being the best you can be in the next game.

Arsenal legend Martin Keown added to that criticism before the game against Borisov, and told the Daily Mail: «I don't think Wenger can completely trust him any more.»

I remember your constant criticism just before the Munich away game last season, it was once assumed you were a chelsea fan, not sure that is true but you definitely are a cock.I don't know whow you watch your games but after every poor referee performance against Arsenal you always seem to make an excuse for the referee but never one for Arsenal.i find your comments so boring, the same after every poor result that I wonder if you are just a copy and paste merchant and have only ever made 5 different comments

Since I didn't make a long list of every good and bad thing I thought Wenger did in this game, but instead chose to focus on a couple of criticisms I had, you infer from that that I think he did nothing right?

Furthermore, City seem to have an ability to «up their game» when hosting the top sides; not one of the «top six» has beaten them at St. Andrew's for 18 months, a record Arsenal will need to break if they do not want to receive similar criticism as before the Chelsea game.

Roberto Martinez has been coming under increased criticism from supporters and the game against Saints will have done little to ease that.

«He would show up at the games but there was never any criticism of how you did.»

While it hasn't actually got any less advanced since the previous game, it does give that impression, having been watered down in response to criticism that the original game was too difficult.

My biggest criticism of The Frozen Wilds is that the story does not match the main game.

There has been some criticism that the game does not feature co-op or multiplayer, however in this day and age where EVERYTHING has co-op and multiplayer I found it a refreshing change to have a game I can just sit and play all on my

There has been some criticism that the game does not feature co-op or multiplayer, however in this day and age where EVERYTHING has co-op and multiplayer I found it a refreshing change to have a game I can just sit and play all on my own in peace.

I honestly don't get the huge criticism that this game gets.

Video game criticism, as a form, just doesn't exist.

In fact, the game is so deep that the only other criticism I have of it (apart from the camera) is that the developers do not provide the player with enough detailed information.

Koinuma's response to my criticism was along the lines of «it's a fair cop, guv», but he stressed Omega Force's approach to the Warriors series doesn't leave much room for the kinds of showy graphics less ambitious action games can manage.

That said, a common criticism of the game is that it is perhaps too simplistic and hasn't done enough to existing PvZ formula.

The fact this game plays to the casual market doesn't exclude it from criticism and there are a couple of key concerns I have.

Although Nintendo has gotten criticism for their use of bringing Wii U games to the Switch, I don't think it's a bad idea.

At the same time, this is one of the strongest criticism that has been directed at the game, as it's possible to just let the AI do all the dirty battle work without any input from the player.

One of the big criticisms last year was that the controller's cords were too short, and there was a way to add more games onto the console that obviously Nintendo did not intend to happen.

Walsh was also seen as far more respectful in his criticisms of games, often singling out parents in his report cards for failing to do their part.

Yes, devs pour a lot of work into their games, but that does not make them immune from criticism, ESPECIALLY from people paying them money for a product.

So, let's talk criticisms; for obvious reasons I'm not going to complain about the patchy performance or balancing because those will all have changed by time Early Access hits, but I do want to chat about the developers are going to handle new players coming into the game.

After posting my opinion piece where I defended Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, I quickly received much criticism for essentially doing what I set out to try and oust: Battlefield 3 fanboyism, or at least trying to silence the people who bashed the game for being terrible and a milking of the franchise while singing praise of its rival.

Game criticism is being crushed between a community that will downcall anything that doesn't agree with it, and publishers that can keep journalists in their back pocket.

Or maybe not everyone was gushing with praise about Uncharted, and criticisms of the game are just as valid as any other opinion even if they don't align with your own?

So what you're saying is that any criticism (even entirely valid ones, like the fact that the story in this game blew) is «idiotic» if you don't agree with it.

And your talking about raging and tanterms, I have been cool and looked it from all sides, and tried to give criticism in a civil way, or at least I thought I had... I have never kicked anything over lol, and I'm actually still playing the game, the game in itself is the best I've ever played and I just don't understand the last 20 - 30 minutes and I've read so many articles, if I would have been able to understand the ending (like many others) I doubt it would have even been a issue.

At this juncture in time it seems almost redundant to criticise the Lego games for failing to innovate or change very much in the formula, and yet it does remain a true and valid criticism, so here we go; LEGO The Hobbit plays it safe, refining a couple of areas and adding a few new little mechanics, while infuriatingly still failing to fix problems that have plagued the series for years.