Sentences with phrase «based die rolls»

Not that Jade Empire is an action / RPG per se; selecting the proper attacks at the proper times is more critical than speedy button pressing and the amount of damage that you cause and take is determined by attribute - based die rolls being made behind the scenes by your Xbox.

Not exact matches

It is normal practice for the BOE's different borough offices to remove inactive voters from the rolls based on people who have died or moved away.

Here players traverse the board based on a die roll, trying to earn $ 100 while matching responses with members of the opposite sex.

Based on a true story, family secrets have a rolling impact on four generations of women when Helga (Juliet Stevenson) learns that her mother, Traudi (Karin Bertling), is dying.

This is a crop based probability game which involves the students planting either organic or non organic crops, the die is then rolled which decides whether they survive or are infested with a disease.

Those value decile results are based on a rolling 1 - year hold period, not a 10 - 15 year holding period (over which value and any other factor dies out...)

Then the first player grabs a random ladder from the pile and rolls the wooden die, placing their chosen ladder based on the result.

It really feels like a competition rather than a game of chance (although there were times when we cursed an unlucky roll of the die, for sure), so the rivalry between players feels very real, unlike most waggle - heavy or chance - based party games.

In Fortune Street, you roll a virtual die and move around various game boards based on the Mario and DQ universes.

Everything within the game is just so random and luck based, as it relies heavily on die rolls over the skill based mini-games that made Mario Party work so well.

Resonating with early conceptual art practices and John Cage's aleatoric music, Keith Tyson's Fractal Dice sculptures begin as cubes but transform as the artist rolls a die, altering the sculpture's appearance based on prescribed parameters corresponding to each number on the die.

Given the same results (viz., rolling four sixes in 10 throws), we have two probability estimates: one (Bayesian) based on an initial prior, which gives the probability that the die is fair, given the results, and another (frequentist) that gives the probability of the results, given the die is fair.