Sentences with phrase «as little more»

When 6.0 is revealed as little more as a large patch, with a few companions and a flashpoint, the jokes will roll here and I bet fanboys will be mad at us but it's Bioware who they (and yourself) should be angry at.

While the aforementioned paratrooping scene was cool at first, these scenes serve as little more than filler for the games meager content value.

The world map itself acts as little more than a glorified menu.

Final Fantasy XV at this point appears as little more than an excuse to pick a fight.

«He described the Pirate101 universe as a little more «shady» and its characters a little more individualistic than Wizard101.

While I like the trio as we got them, these versions definitely would've painted the group as a little more intimidating.

Voice acting and music are fine, there's just not much to sink your teeth into on either front — in fact, we were so zoned in on the action that most of it came across as little more than white noise.

The plot itself is pretty light with minimal dialogue and cutscenes meaning it serving as little more than a garnish to the burger which is the game play itself.

While these modes serve as little more as distraction from the game's main course won't likely keep you coming back for more, it's still fun to unlock bonus items and test your mettle against droves of CPU - controlled opponents.

Wait until you don't have to make such drastic concessions for the sake of what many people few as little more than a gimmick.

Platforms: Xbox One, PS4, PC Reviewed On: PC Developer: Hangar 13 Publisher: 2K Singleplayer: Yes Multiplayer: No The Mafia series has had a bit of a patchy history so far, with the first game being beloved and the second getting a tepid response largely thanks to its open world which served as little more than decoration.

Investigations were conducted, but eventually the idea that the Cartel had managed to take over several countries was regarded as little more than a mad conspiracy theory.

Mobile ports typically make Steam users sigh in disguist, their existence viewed as little more than a cheap cash grab -LSB-...]

His arrows start out as little more than a distraction that can cause enemies to ignore Kratos or break them out of a move they're doing, which can be a help.

What began as little more than a PlayStation freebie has since achieved unprecedented levels of commercial and popular success, boasting some 18 million total players and the fastest growing eSports community in quite some time.

In the story, these two beings appear as little more than obstacles to be overcome, and the puzzles that lead to them border on busywork.

Considering that The Legend of Zelda's only other franchise comparison for voiceover involved a series of games known and parodied the world over as little more than a mockery, I was well aware that any voiceover in another Zelda game would be closely scrutinized and critiqued just on principle; I was determined to not let that happen again with such an important entry in the franchise, no matter how much time and effort it took.

Deviants» mini-games aren't really any fun and serve as little more than a showcase for the range of unique features the system includes.

The story serves as little more than a reason for Death to fight and scramble his way across several different worlds that in turn serve to show the undeniable talent of Joe M, a comic book artist whose talent shines through in every stunning locale.

After perhaps 30 - seconds to a minute they will quietly meander back to their post, apparently all too willing to accept the death of a fellow guard as little more than an inconvenience.

It's not exactly news that publishers and developers have been known to treat customers as little more than wallets to be sucked dry and being tone deaf to complaints is par for the course at the moment, so much so that we almost don't know how to react when they do something right.

But in reality, I see them as little more than a sneaky fare increase.

Two of the world's largest platinum mines lie just outside Rustenburg, earning it the nickname «Platinum City», which is hardly a fair description of the city that started out as little more than a church and farming community centre, named as a «place of rest» that still manages to retain its small town atmosphere.

While most visitors use Belize City as little more than a transportation hub, passing through the city without stopping would almost certainly be a mistake.

Through a series of inter-exchanges (or mis - exchanges), we learn about other ways of doing things as well as a little more about who or why we are.

Many cat owners have always believed that cats view humans as little more than a means to be fed.

Beyond the reach of SPANA's centres, millions of working animals lack access to lifesaving veterinary treatment, most owners will receive no formal training and children will often grow up to view animals as little more than tools.

Bruno's population «estimate» strikes me as little more than a misinformed guess — about as credible as her observation that these cats prefer Beemers.

Sadly, there are those who treat puppies as little more than a commodity to be brought and sold for a profit.

Some of the photos I've seen are quite charming, others strike me as little more than dogs with dirty faces.

They dismiss us as callous and worse, cutting corners wherever possible and treating animals as little more than products.

I use TD Ameritrade as a little more robust platform to trade stocks and for my SEP IRA.

Therefore, these candidates could technically be thought of as a little more risky, but I do not consider them high risk.

Unlike those publishers who see prospective authors as little more than cannon fodder, I evaluate EVERY book on an individual basis.And I'm not doing that to exploit anyone.

They'd don't lie Amazon views authors as little more than slaves to be paid a subsidence wage or less.

It seems doubtful that any significant growth of digital comics can continue without moving beyond models that see the digital as little more than an adaptation of the analog.

He is strong, sexy and charismatic and unfortunately thinks of her as little more than a child.

Unfortunately, many authors pursue blogging without any understanding of the medium, and also as little more than a means to an end.

A lot of people responded rather negatively to my last post questioning whether Nokia had a tablet strategy and decrying the entire idea of the tablet market as little more than a gimmick — Too large to be a phone and marginally more functional but smaller than an even a netbook and significantly less productive.

But how can he, when he is so far outside her grasp that he appears to her as little more than a puff of smoke?

I see all the features Amazon is adding to epaper Kindles as little more than distractions and clutter, as illustrated by the picture with this article.

When Michelangelo began his apprenticeship, artists were seen as little more than craftsmen, churning out statuary and paintings to decorate the villas and churches of the wealthy nobility.

The publishing industry has a bad reputation amongst the majority of writers, many of whom see publishers as little more than law firms with an editorial department in tow.

In a new introduction written for this edition, New York Times columnist Gail Collins calls the book «a very specific cry of rage about the way intelligent, well - educated women were kept out of the mainstream of American professional life and regarded as little more than a set of reproductive organs in heels.»

While some dismiss the 2011 Chevrolet HHR as little more than a PT Cruiser clone, in truth the two vehicles appeal to very different audiences.

Its front - loaded proportions and relatively heavy curb weight imply that it will prove itself as little more than another AMG straight - line hotrod.

Although every Kia design study has a purpose, the GT concept was something considered by many outside the company as little more than a dream for a brand known for producing mass - market transportation rooted in value.

While the Sierra range shares things with the Silverado range, it manages to come across as a little more upper class and less work truck.

And then you price it so that AMG junkies (who were probably going to buy an AMG product eventually, anyway) can take one home a few years before they make partner or get that fat bonus check or start their own successful hedge fund or whatever, while those who don't give a hoot about performance can reasonably begin to see it as little more than a range - topping trim level.

Indeed, Hyundai Canada rates the regular Sonata Hybrid as a little more parsimonious on the highway, the Plug - in's disadvantage no doubt its 152 - kilogram greater weight, at least part of which is due to its bigger battery.