Sentences with phrase «because wall jumps»

It's a little floaty, and because wall jumps are unlimited, there's less risk in jumping off the stage to attack an opponent.

Not exact matches

(Weirdly enough, this terminology got Roy Hibbert and John Wall in a mini-beef for a day after Wall said he took mid-range jumpers confidently because the Pacers» bigs «were playing soft» on the pick and roll.

When I see a child about to jump off a wall or some other stunt, I tell the kid to stop because they may get hurt.

Bottom line: If you jump into the Paleo (or any low - carb) program and hit a brick wall because of side effects, instead of giving up on low - carbing for good, add back your carbs until you feel better again and then try cutting down again, but go slow to give your body the time to adapt to the idea.

If you miss a wall - jump by a fraction of an inch, it's because you missed that wall - jump by a fraction of an inch.»

I loved that especially because there at some point you met these strange friendly creatures which helped you discover... I believe the wall jump or something like that.

The most well - cared for pooches and kitties get loose, slipping out of collars, digging under fences and jumping over walled - in yards — and many are returned simply because they were wearing proper identification.

Some of the worst problems were intense jumping on guests and on children, stealing things from countertops, inability to walk the dogs on leash anywhere because of intense pulling, physical destruction of the interior walls of the home because of chewing, running away if a door is left open and having to chase the dog down at the nearby golf course, and then family difficulties because of a handicapped child (adding additional stress to the home).

The driving sections were frustrating at first because at times you have to make jumps and run up on the side walls, but once I realized that you don't have to boost to stay on the side walls it was much easier.

Watch their back, give them a boost because they weren't able to buy the «jump over the wall» level of Jump Power — stick around to help instead of racing ahead.

It's procedurally generated, but because there aren't nearly as many limitations as we had with NES and SNES cartridges, the levels progress smoothly, with some basic platforming areas and then usually some more difficult parts which require you to be much more nimble with your jumps and wall jumps to successfully cross.

And that's crucial here, because Wryn can leap in any direction with the right trigger, even triple - jumping and wall - kicking for extra mobility.

With legendary jump scares (because bosses burst through walls now, apparently), PT-esque freakout moments and the usual creature features you'd expect from a Resi game it all coalesces to create an interactive horror that drips with menace both in VR and on traditional screens.

No longer are we to see wall jumping and jet packs dominating multiplayer because CoD: WWII will be all about «boots - on - the - ground» combat.

Because of the doubled - back nature of the track map, it's possible to skip huge portions of the track by jumping over the walls.

I think the game looks cool with skips because the techniques / high jumps are similar to inputting a fighting game combo continually to gain enough height to breach over walls.

You don't have a duty to remove rock walls because unsupervised kids jump off them.

You know, it's funny because I don't think of one product that jumps out at me this year, but I went to both of their events, and they just threw everything at the wall.

You should have seen the writing on the wall when he jumped ship... because he did... or... maybe you did.

These charming wall hangings jumped right out at me this past week at the Favorite Things Blog Hop because we are in the process of updating the paint and decor in our home and one of the ways we are trying to make things a bit brighter is with a few of these kinds of signs.

I might be glad I didn't jump on a striped wall because that seems to be going out too, altho I still love it.