Sentences with phrase «bigger side missions»

Not exact matches

On the defense side, there are missions in space that can be achieved by launching several smaller, cheaper satellites instead of one big satellite.

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It has a lot of contents in various aspects, from the creatures to the side mission, but its biggest quality is the nature of the entertainment it delivers.

Variety is reporting that Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation writer - director Christopher McQuarrie is in talks to return for the sixth installment of the spy franchise, presumably leveraging his expertise in devising bigger, faster things for Tom Cruise to dangle off the side of.

The only other big change that there was is in the side missions, which just seem much more comprehensive and not so thrown in there like last year's did.

Unlike Saints Row IV's brilliantly heartfelt, personality - packed loyalty missions — each of which focused on a crew member's greatest fear or fantasy or whatever that thing with the giant soda can was — Gat Out Of Hell's quests are just side missions standing on each other's shoulders to impersonate something Big and Important.

During the course of the main story of Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain and its Main Missions, Big Boss will have the opportunity to embark upon a variety of Side Ops.

«Within that big mission of Ground Zeroes you have several side elements, collecting specific items, doing something within a certain amount of time... In the side - ops you will find several elements scattered, and when you put them together, it will put together a story within the player's mind of what is the next part of the game.»

Alongside the typical Assassin's Creed features, which involve exploring some big open world maps filled with main and side missions, collectibles, forts, viewpoints and so on, Assassin's Creed Rogue Remastered features the same excellent naval gameplay features found in the fourth main entry in the series.

The biggest problem with them though, is that they must be accessed from your patrol car; and you can not just jump into a side mission — you have to wait for the radio to give you the opportunity.

This is a big game, so much so that I had to give up on a lot of the side - missions in favor of completing the main story for this review.

For those worried about this being a cheap cash - in attempt, don't be afraid because Brotherood is a big game and offers a a lot of singleplayer as well with around a 10 - 15 hour campaign and plenty of side - missions to take on plus a few other things as well.

With these bigger levels the game feels even more like a playground, albeit with obviously limited scope: you aren't stealing cars or taking on barmy side - missions.

10th December 2013 - Previously Konami and Kojima Productions had released a «Day Mission» gameplay video where Big Boss embarked on a «Side Ops» mission to locate a high - value target and recover hidden intelligeMission» gameplay video where Big Boss embarked on a «Side Ops» mission to locate a high - value target and recover hidden intelligemission to locate a high - value target and recover hidden intelligence....

In addition to story based missions, Big Boss has access to what seems like an endless supply of side missions.

Much of the game sets you out on missions — befitting to its portable nature — consisting of bigger missions and side missions including battles that are necessary to advance the plot.

These side missions are hit and miss with some being quite fun, like causing the biggest explosion you can by hurtling a vehicle at high speeds towards a structure, or getting the highest chaos scores in a specific outpost.

Co-op gameplay is a bigger feature this time around, as special missions and side missions can be played with a friend online (or offline on PS3 and Xbox 360).

The annoying side missions were one thing but the biggest pain were the checkpoints (or complete lack of them).

I constantly stumbled into spontaneous public events where I teamed up with strangers to take down big bosses, and I took on a few surprisingly meaty side quests in between missions.

But the bigger problem across these Encounters and side - missions is the very same one that frustrates about the primary story missions, too, namely the game's incredibly repetitive reliance on pure combat.

If you've played a Yakuza game before then you will know that one of the big positives about the game is the sheer amount of side missions, minigames, arcade machines, and bonus events outside of the main storyline.

Although the added side missions, where side characters get their own playable little stories, a whole new prologue and other side content of the eX + version, definitely are big improvement over the base version.

I had a very positive experience with the game: The gameplay is still awesome, the planets look a lot bigger and prettier, the loot system is great and the missions during the end game are fantastic, but the lackluster story mode, boring side missions and use of microtransactions hold it back just a bit.

Alongside the typical Assassin's Creed features, which involve exploring some big open world maps filled with main and side missions, collectibles, forts, viewpoints and so on, Assassin's Creed Rogue Remastered features the same excellent naval gameplay features found in the fourth main entry in the series.

It's another side - scroller, but with a really unusual set - up where you would play discrete missions rather than wander around a big world.

The big issue I have with this game is the side dungeons / missions.

The studio said that when it arrives on Steam, Wild West Online's launch build will add faction global conflict, big PvP world events, many more PvE missions, and a bunch of side activities.

All Assassin's games have grind, but this is the grindiest one I can remember, as Bayek vacuums up side - quests in order to meet the ever - advancing level criteria for the big story missions.

But outside of the hacking, police chases go on too long, side - missions feel repetitive, the audio diaries or home hacks aren't that interesting and never try to form a bigger picture of the story a la Assassin's Creed's extras.

Lastly there is the Big Ben Edition which as a distinctive box styled on the famous Westminster monument, steelbook, an exclusive premium hip flask, an artbook, the soundtrack, a double - sided London Map, the extra missions, the Season Pass, a numbered lithograph you can choose when you pre-order and a 30 cm Jacob Machinery Figurine, all for the low low price of # 114.99, exclusively on the UbiShop.

It gets slightly bigger after that, with a variety of side missions you can undertake for extra XP and cash, but I've also never really liked those «the game begins at (x)» chants that every MMO game seems to have by default.

It includes a slew of VR missions with a total of six playable characters, as well as the Snake Tales side story, which allows the plot between the Tanker Chapter and the Big Shell Chapter to be filled in.

Each big battle has side missions as well that have you doing various things.

Perhaps the biggest change is that side missions, even the small treasure hunting activities, feel like they have weight.

From fighting bandits and besting challenging beasties, to losing yourself in the main story or plumbing the depths of poignant side quests (the Bloody Baron missions absolutely live up to the hype), this is the kind of single - player experience that flies in the face of the bigger publishers moving towards exclusive multiplayer offerings.

Each planet has a set of story missions and side story missions, and each planet has one or two strike missions, which are multiplayer hunts for big, tough bosses.