Sentences with phrase «unlike other boss»

Unlike other boss tracks it manages to make this final battle feel like a desperate race against time.

Unlike other bosses, which tend to rely on a few moves that you commit to memory, this one has dozens.

Not exact matches

And at least he was brave enough to put his neck on the line, unlike many other agency bosses who preferred to play it safe and hedge their bets.

Unlike the others, which are long slogs through large dungeons and pockets of enemies, Asylum Sanctorium allows you and the party to choose how the trial will be approached, and you can ultimately face all three main bosses at once, given the team is strong enough to handle that onslaught.

Unlike other items, it activates automatically as soon as any player faces a boss.

When Jacob smirks while being hollered at by the program's big boss, he's reminded that he's lucky to be able to go back to his home every night, unlike the kids on the other side of the fence.

I left him feeling simultaneously elated, angered, depressed, hopeful, and confused, much unlike the way I do after spending time with bosses of most other supercar enterprises.

My boss had probably put me on the case of Haili's «landmark novel» for another, more pragmatic reason: unlike most of the other reporters for our Chinese - language website, I was fluent in English and wouldn't swallow my a's and the's.

Unlike other cats that allow only one family member to be the boss, the Bengals are more loyal than other cats are.

Unlike other moves, these can only be used on harder encounters such as bosses and champion mobs, have lengthy cool - downs and only proc at moments of near death.

Unlike the other levels that could be frustratingly difficult, the boss levels feel like they merit their difficulty, culminating in a ridiculous final boss.

Other than the waiting part, it was very similar to the old battle system though, i.e. random battles that load in an entirely different screen, unlike XII where you can see the enemies in front of you and just avoid them, if you so choose (barring boss fights of course).

Really, the amount of ways in which turning 2D lets you solve puzzles and take down bosses is fantastic, and unlike say, the boat or the wolf transformation from other games, it merely adds to, not replaces the core gameplay.

The airborn boss battle seemed unlike a lot of other KH boss battles to this point and now it looks like that won't be the only unique encounter coming to KH3.

Unlike the SNES's other platformers though, Kirby gets special powers, and the jet one in particular lets you fly through levels, beat bosses quickly, and even glitch through special squares.

Unlike the other airship courses in the series, Boarding the Airship starts on the ground, working its way up to the bottom of the airship, to a boss fight with Bowser Jr. in his armed Junior Clown Car.

Unlike other enemies, Bosses actually have a health bar and you will need to make numerous matches that connect to them.

Unlike most other legacy bosses, he does not use magic, relying on breath attacks and physical strikes, and is enraged by anyone that inflicts a critical hit or haywire spell on him.

Unlike the other Cauldrons, you won't be facing a machine as the boss this time around.