Sentences with phrase «bit more tactical»

Instead it's a bit more tactical, as you wait for the right moment to strike.

With the inclusion of double takedowns you do have to be a bit more tactical as you decide whether to continue hitting on a guy, go ahead with the counter, wait instead for a double counter, or evade the fight entirely.

The older MechWarrior titles were very lenient with their targeting, you either saw a target or you didn't, and once you saw him, you could see him through mountains, buildings, and the like and this is just one way to make the game feel a bit more tactical.

This costs more gold to enter but the deck building is a bit more tactical and the rewards are far higher.

My question may be a bit more tactical than others that you have profiled: In our current world of 2 % & 20 % fee structures and where in past eras Buffett promoted a 25 % performance fee above a 6 % threshold (with the objective of aligning partners» wealth creation incentives), why do investment managers choose to promote % of AUM only fee structures?

In Tyranny combat felt a bit more tactical with only four party members to manage, but in Deadfire every combat encounter I experienced had real potential to feel overwhelming.

Rising storm 2 is a bit more tactical than say BF1

I would like to see a bit more tactical astuteness from our esteemed manager, and I suspect we will win.

Be a bit more tactical in big games..

Not exact matches

The prem is end to end, Italian is a bit more controlled, more tactical.

It requires a heady and mysterious blend of tactical nous, motivational skill, luck, sturdy clothing, a loud voice, excellent pointing technique, a faint air of unforgiving malice, and a bit more luck.

Few signings, tactical tweaks and a bit more game awareness and we're there but we need to start taking more away from big matches.

The second half saw City come out a little stronger, with a tactical shift coming out of the half and a substitution just 10 minutes in, giving them a bit more stability and forward thrust that left Liverpool looking a little uneasy.

«Now it changes a little bit, it's more tactical.»

His devotion to defensive rigidity and set - piece plays would mean that MNF can finally call on someone to shine a bit more light on the tactical nuances of games lower down the table.

Overall, I started the game with a bit of skepticism since I was only familiar with it's turn based system which I quite enjoyed for the setting it was in, as it presented you with time to think and was more of an RTS, tactical kind of approach which I enjoyed greatly.

Acid 2 tells a story every bit as trippy as its visuals, but underneath it all you'll still find hours of addictive, turn - based, tactical card - based gameplay, with twice as many cards to collect as in the first Acid and more combat options to go with them.

Both of these modes slow the gameplay of Hardline down quite a bit, but also give players a much more tactical option than has been found in a Battlefield game for some time.

There's a lot of Sega today, but throw in a bit of Bandai Namco and a sprinkling of Arcsys, and you've got Yakuza battling, fighter jet dogfighting, tactical warfare and more!

This game is bit of a slower, more tactical affair when compared to Street Fighter IV, and this demands an animation system that moves flawlessly between frames.

The tactical system, and the way the weapons work, have a bit more of an Advance Wars feel — indirect launchers, area effect, EMP grenades, etc..

The vital thing is that the targeting indicator is always right, regardless of what your eyes might otherwise be telling you, but this aspect of the tactical game could certainly use a bit more polish.

The demo also offers a very brief peek at the character creator and crafting system, as well as a chance to see a bit more of the tactical combat option in use.

The smaller player count will make the matches far less frantic, but also a bit more enjoyable because it'll feel a whole lot more tactical, and less like you're running around like a headless chicken.

Controlling a three - person squad requires a bit more in tactical planning than just charging into battle with both guns blazing.

For the rest of us, it's worth noting how there's a bit more of a tactical feel to the action, thanks to the RPG - ish elements.

Being a tactical shooter, there's a bit more to the gameplay then running in and spraying bullets in each room.

On the Gear S3 Classic, the buttons are traditional circles, whereas the buttons on the Frontier model are oblong, and look a bit more «tactical.»