Sentences with phrase «better realise»

But, as you all better realise by now, the best first person game ever was based on this principle.

These elements, combined with use of displacement mapping and substantial increases in polygon count, bring about a whole new level of detail on the characters and the environments that better realise the war - torn locations and dramatic action at the forefront in Call of Duty: Ghosts.

You need a life as well I realise but do not tell Maybe you might need a rest To make sure you are always the best Everyone knows this is true; I love you and you love me too You have so many wishes to fulfil I want you to do all of them before you write your will I'm writing this message to you To find the inner side of you I know you don't often have time So spill your heart into mine.

All this suggests that further reform may be needed if all of the aims of the Wright Committee are to be better realised.

The music and sound, however, are VERY strong, the world is well realised (Bethesda actually had art direction this time!)

Detective Pikachu sounds appropriately gruff and as a character is incredibly well realised, being the highlight of the game.

recruits a solid support cast, particularly via the philosophically foul - mouthed Jedburgh (Ray Winston) and refreshingly well realised villain Bennett (Danny Huston).

That being said, each character has been well realised and are all unique from one another.

Thanos» minions can't receive the same level of attention, and as such feel a little like a wasted opportunity, but they are well realised visually at least, and provide some fun action sequences.

Throughout the last three films Palpatine has staid fast as one of the best realised characters.

It's a surprise since the side quests tend to be well realised and fitting of the world and area they inhabit.

The idea of «evolving» your powers from Mass Effect 2 has also made a welcome return but in a far better realised fashion: as you put points into each skill you'll be given three opportunities per power to «evolve» that ability or power in one of two different ways, allowing you to customise it further to your play style.

But keep in mind that more processing power means an artstyle COULD be better realised.

Unfortunately, this dedication to realism is ironically what really stopped me from immersing myself into the well realised world of Bohemia, which is a huge shame.

That's not to say that the single player is particularly well realised or features amazing stories, but it's fun in the same way a Michael Bay film is; it's big, it's brash and it has some great set pieces.

The world of Conan the Barbarian is a well realised and brutally dark setting, and that allows Exiles to do things that most other games won't allow you to.

Mortal Kombat X is a great fighting game with a ton of content that will have fans hooked for a long time by virtue of its brilliant fighting mechanic, superbly entertaining x-ray moves, fatalities, brutalities and well realised characters.

It's this human enhancement that lays the foundations for what could be one of the best realised gaming worlds we've seen.

It ends up being a briefly enjoyable yet forgettable experience complimented by some great visuals and well realised powers.

It strikes me that a well realised Bond game is exactly what VR needs.

This is the kind of feeling that I have not felt for a long time and the level and character designs are so well realised that I did at times question the sanity of the game devs when coming across the more grotesque enemies in the game.

The vast majority of the characters are well realised and voice acted and the locations are beautifully drawn.

Also, having read the books, I felt that Reach could be a lot better realised.

Some extra things might make what looks like a well realised setting that much more believable.

It's the total package; an enthralling story, a well realised cast of characters, bone - crunching combat, a vast world to explore, worthwhile side - quests, jaw - dropping graphics, outrageous set - pieces, and a glorious, fist - pumping soundtrack.

Even on PC, I have seen very few other games with such cohesive and well realised design.

But like all the best games, it's got a wonderfully well realised play mechanic which serves it well all the way through.

If analytical method is still not well realised and understood, you might find the material at the link: - http://www.statsoft.com/textbook/sttimser.html more than instructive.

Well he realised that the energy dissipation was happening at very small scales where all the small eddies looked very similar.

In hindsight, they may well realise that they should have bought a before - the - event legal expenses insurance policy, as Jackson LJ suggested they should do, but unless they can fund the action themselves, access to justice will be an illusion for businesses in the post-LASPO world.

No other handset we've tested this year feels quite so well realised as this pair from Samsung.

Not exact matches

«This year, under the guidance of our leaders, the China - India relationship has realised good development and shown a...

«This year, under the guidance of our leaders, the China - India relationship has realised good development and shown a positive momentum,» Wang said.

With a projected revenue of 50 billion dollars to be realised in 2018, there is no better time to join than now.

You realise you're getting better than others, and fast.

«This year, under the guidance of our leaders, the China - India relationship has realised good development and shown a positive momentum,» Wang said.

When we designed the kitchen we realised we could get a really good chef in and make something great here.»

While hunting for answers as to why women — more than men — run into greater barriers when financing their businesses, I realised that just finding the answer wasn't good enough.

We realise that initiatives such as this are usually taken with good intentions.

I have realised that there are many more ways of engaging people at very small cost compared to getting likes, with better results in terms of conversions.

These guys don't seem to realise that truly confident, well - balanced, non-psychopathic people know how to (and want to) start real, sincere conversations with romantic prospects without having to resort to springing bullshit predatory «techniques» on people in completely inappropriate contexts.

Over time, with the insights from his See's Candies acquisition and of course a little help from Charlie Munger, he realised the best returns were to be found in owning the great businesses.

The sooner politicians realise it, the better.

[2] They define it as «the use of prudential actions to contain risks that, if realised, could have widespread implications for the financial system as a whole as well as the real economy.»

I realised though that as well as avoiding sticky market situations it also gives the chance to turn the screens off for a couple of hours and forget about the markets to do something else.

So we are the earliest version of the sharing economy from a serviced office point of view, and people are now realising that shared services are environmentally friendly and good business decision.

In order for a company to realise success, it's absolutely imperative to have a well - thought - out marketing plan.

APRA wanted the report to provide the community with confidence that shortcomings at CBA had been identified are were being adequately addressed, realising it is critical to the long - run health of the financial system that the Australian community has a high degree of confidence that banks and other financial institutions are well governed and prudently managed.

Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England, gave a speech on 2 March on the future of money and how the UK central bank can help manage the potential risks, as well as realise the promise of, more than a thousand virtual or cryptocurrencies.

Well I'm an Intuitive and it's really just picking up on little clues that your conscious mind may not even have realised you've noticed.