Sentences with phrase «button sword attacks»

Not exact matches

Lightning is back to juggling monsters, but more so than ever before and uses a combination of sword and magic attacks mapped directly to the face buttons.

When Ryu's sword or arm glows red, holding the Strong Attack button will cause him to instantly murder multiple dudes in one hit.

If you want a long - range attack, hold down triangle so your minions know to throw spears and pressing the square button will send in the infantry equipped with swords.

Now just make it so hitting the attack button does a standard sword slash, but holding it for a second or more slows time ever so slightly and lets you flick the analog stick to do a directional attack.

Gone is the «ram into the baddies» battle system, replaced with a more standard «swing your sword with an attack button» method.

You can press and hold the first attack button down to keep Gil's sword drawn.

The usual weapon and magic based attacks are involved such as bursts of elemental energy, swords, bows and arrows and sledgehammers, but there are several special moves that often require multiple presses of the attack button in order to succeed.

As melee attacks guarantee much better results you will mainly use sword attacks which leads to unintelligent button smashing.

If you wish to use this new spin attack hold down the «B» button and let your sword charge up before releasing, this will unleash the strong spin attack.

I understand completely why Nintendo shifted sword controls to flicking the Wiimote because the button placement is much better without having to also make room for an attack button.

Press and hold your sword button to charge up the attack and then release to perform the spin attack.

Hold the Attack button for about 3 - 5 seconds, then release the button for Link to spin his sword in a 360 - degree slash that can destroy all the enemies around you.

Up close, a single press of the same button can result in up to three hits of your sword, depending on how long you hold it, and with a bit of practice, you can mix up singles, doubles and triples to create longer attack chains.

Link can defend himself with his shield by holding the R button, attack with his sword with B button (which also fires beams of energy when at full health), and also assign items to the X and Y buttons.

There's still button input required for actions like drawing an arrow, but even wielding a sword and shield can see you raise the left Joy - Con to block and incoming attack to then swing the right Joy - Con to retaliate.

Towards the beginning of the game, you'll discover the ability to shoot a projectile by holding your attack button and charging it much like the 360 sword swipe in the Legend of Zelda.

With a sword and shield equipped, players can hold the circle button down to block incoming attacks, while a succession of quick taps produce a powerful combo (and on the final swing, the sequence can leave players prone).

When a sword icon is on the glowing line, hit Z or the left muse button to make a successful attack.

Using either the face buttons to do horizontal and vertical attacks, or the right analog stick to swipe the sword in any direction, players can pick apart enemies however they like.

Just like in NGS2, if you hold the triangle button with the sword equipped, you can do a multi-level charge attack to destroy enemies.

Whenever you encounter your enemy, in the form of tar - like spiders, you use the square button to attack with your sword and triangle to push them back with your torch.

Not only can you do your typical spin attack and basic slashes, but you can also perform a forward strike by pressing the sword button after charging your attack, resulting in a much stronger move.