Sentences with phrase «play skirmishes»

The campaign is generous along with ability to play skirmish games and Operations which let you play specific moments.

It never gets impossible, but you may find yourself playing a skirmish or 2 just to level up your stuff to match the enemies you face.

I'm playing skirmishes now on Hard to up the ante a bit while waiting for the DLC.

Now even if you don't have technique dripping out of your butt cheeks you can play skirmish versus A.I. and couch co-operative mode versus your pals.

Fly your favorite plane in the single player campaign or play skirmish user defined missions.

Shortly after the figurines were given out, many players were starting to get the basics of the demo down and were returning to play the skirmish for a second or third time.

Natural intelligence Points: 10 points Play a Skirmish match alone against only AI opponents Points: 1 or more.

Prior to this, I had spent much of my time playing skirmishes in the Open Beta against the staunch forces of the Wehrmacht, but when I gained access to Theater of War with the full version, I was pleasantly surprised by the wealth of historical detail the developers had poured into every mission; they clearly had a passion for their game's subject material.

I have no doubt that once hundreds of players on the «Net start tearing the game apart, they'll eventually find strategic imbalances in the game, but after playing skirmishes and multiplayer matches with each of the races for a couple of days, they all felt pretty solid to me.

For example, if you play Skirmish Mode and destroy an airship's engines, you'll see some interesting names like Doolen Ltd, Bengston Industries, and Chung's Choice.

Not exact matches

The girls pretty much played with their devices with a few skirmishes along the way for the entire flight, rousing their mom once when they needed a potty run.

CNN plays continuously on the TV so employees can be alerted to a crisis — a flood, a North Korean nuclear test, a border skirmish — and quickly send orders to the satellite to capture pictures of a specific site.

Playing through the single - player campaign sees you assume control of the American allied forces, while taking the action to the Skirmish mode lets you tinker around with both German and American sides.

You can also play multiplayer online, with a co-op mode available for the endless mode and a one - on - one and two - on - two mode available for the skirmish mode.

At the time of publishing, I've played over 70 hours and still have plenty of side - quests to complete, skirmishes to win and am yet to perfect the Kingdom I've slaved to build.

Along with a solid single - player campaign the game — which was simultaneously released on XBLA, Windows 8, Windows Phone and Windows Surface — comes bundled with the ability to play online and offline multiplayer skirmishes along with a much - hyped asynchronous mode, allowing matches to be played across all four platforms.

Boasting three separate online modes — Skirmish, Assault and Cooperative — Battalion Wars 2 had plenty to keep you occupied, whether playing with friends or against random online opponents.

If you've finished the single player campaigns, don't worry; each faction to play in skirmish and multiplayer is different enough to keep your interest and keep you playing.

Battle modes I encountered were Bomb Delivery, King of the Hill, and Capture the Flag, however, when playing online it seems the type of match is chosen at random, and I sadly did not come across a Deathmatch outside of Skirmish mode for couch co-op.

The Skirmish mode will support up to 8 players and 8 unique AI characters in co-op play.

Sure, you have a campaign mode with a story that just seems to be needlessly complicated just for the sake of offering missions, but once you are done with the rather short campaign with its multiple missions, you are stuck with just the skirmish mode that lets you play through 50 challenging battles which require a good amount of skills along with trial and error just to get through them.

Once you play through these missions, you unlock Skirmish mode, where you can mix and match any Marvel and Disney characters to play the new modes.

Spring Fever and Blitzen's Back are two new maps available for skirmish and online play, Fever supporting 2 players, and Back supporting 4.

Running on a Western Digital Caviar Black drive it takes me about two and a half minutes to get from pressing play A on Uplay into a savegame for a relatively small four player skirmish.

You can by all means have fun with your friends playing 5 hour skirmishes on a TRASH game - whether it's online or not has no grounding on whether it's good or not.

Outside of that you can fire up a quick one on one match with the AI where you can indulge in some combat without all the faffing around with cities, but the main draw is delving into the skirmish mode, picking from an admittedly limited map selection and just playing.

Fans of Suikoden who played the first two games should be familiar to the skirmish mode that Ni No Kuni II has to offer.

It's a clear attempt at trying to keep infantry feeling relevant once tanks and helicopters are in play, although I found that online and even in skirmish troops can be forgotten about quickly.

The final game mode is, domination and plays almost identically to skirmish only it also includes objectives.

Don't worry — you can still play as all three races in the skirmish and multiplayer modes, so it's not limited totally to Terran gameplay.

The skirmish plays out a bit differently.

The Skirmish mode will allow gamers the option of playing offline against bots in solo missions, or teaming up with a friend for some split screen co-op action.

First there are the tutorials, there are two campaign levels, and then you can play 1v1 skirmish against the AI.

For the majority of your time playing, at least during indoor segments and smaller skirmishes, you can look forward to a rock solid native 4K resolution at 60 fps.

Ho pilot we just update a new level for player can play more and also we integrating the new features call Skirmish mode let get an alpha build here go now pilot!

However, unlike Play Sets, once a level, or «wave», is met in game by required character, a «skirmish» mode is unlocked, which allows any Disney Infinity character to play that level or «wave&raqPlay Sets, once a level, or «wave», is met in game by required character, a «skirmish» mode is unlocked, which allows any Disney Infinity character to play that level or «wave&raqplay that level or «wave».

The game features a skirmish mode for you to set up your own combat missions although where it truly shines is in the asynchronous multiplayer mode in which moves and turns can be played out at your leisure.

It's very challenging and there is a load of missions to play, plus Skirmish acts and a single player multiplayer mode, you will find a lot to enjoy here, if you like shooting and strategy.

Meaning that, whether you play campaign missions, battle skirmishes, or online matches, you will be leveling up your account.

There is ranked play for those who wish to show off their domination skills on the Steam leaderboards, and unranked play to enjoy online multiplayer and Skirmish matches.

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I haven't been brave enough to try this out yet, but I've played a few skirmishes.

All Arena matches can also be played in Dark mode and against the AI in Skirmish mode.

Skirmish mode offers you three different game types: Normal mode plays like the campaign, where you have to conquer the Overworld to win.

The main thing that bothers me and it's a rather big problem, is the game is mostly online only, granted they do give you the option of playing local split screen or against the AI in skirmish mode so it isn't completely online, but with heavy emphasis on mulitplayer, with ranked matches and special events I can forsee that it wouldn't be the type of game I play for many hours and instead play for short bursts before repetition sets in and I get bored.

PvP otherwise known as the crucible is the last area of teamwork, there are four constant modes in play: Control, Clash, Rumble and Skirmish.

Response from Paul Keslin: During development Arcade was originally called «Skirmish» but given the new experience we offered, we launched under the name «Arcade» which we felt better describes the play available as well as the opportunities we have for future development.

Many of the elements of Skirmish (offline play, couch co-op, AI, etc.) formed the foundation for this mode.

I spent a lot of time exploring the long list of research options, traps, spells and more advanced units while playing in skirmish matches against the AI.

Besides the campaign, that counts with missions that can be played in single or online coop, the game also offers a skirmish and a multiplayer mode (this last one with up to four online players — the more evil - doers, the better).