Sentences with phrase «captured from your opponents»

In addition, powerful artifacts known as Elder Scrolls can be captured from your opponents to give your forces a major benefit.

Not exact matches

Advocates and opponents of capturing CO2 emissions from power plants and storing them underground agree on at least one thing: doing it will not be cheap.

Viewed from above, up to four human opponents battle to capture giant heads while battering each other into oblivion, with exuberant gameplay, confidently balanced characters and clever modes making for a rare multiplayer delight.

Cinematographer Maryse Alberti (whose credits include The Wrestler) dances nimbly around the fights, capturing one in what looks like a knockout single take, while Tony Bellew's «Pretty» Ricky Conlan (from «Liverpool, England») makes a strong fist of being a genuinely dangerous opponent.

Now facing overwhelming competition from a number of directions, with online outlets proving to be a particularly dangerous breed of opponent, business owners must be at the very top of their game to capture or even defend their slice of the lucrative pet care market.

Online multiplayer contains special events such as the extremely fun ultimate capture the flag which tasks two teams of up to 6 players per team of capturing the flag and returning it to their own base to couple with their own team's flag, although both teams have a full compliment of primary weapons, abilities and ultimate abilities to stop their opponents from taking their flag.

There's Deathmatch (yes, like always, it's all about the killing), Infiltration (which has you going against the opposition to accomplish objectives before them, earning you points towards the victory), Capture the Greased - up Deaf Guy (Capture the Flag with a twist, of which has you chasing around a naked and greasy man to get hold of the flag), and finally Multiverse Madness (a Horde like mode, which sees you teaming up to take on waves of AI opponents from the different universes in the game).

Motorised mayhem is carried out in a range of environments from competing to capture a golden totem in a lost temple, a wild ascent to an infernal mountain peak, an ice hockey tournament between racing cars, tossing a time bomb between opponents before the countdown strikes and a paintball contest powered by a player's own engine.

Viewed from above, up to four human opponents battle to capture giant heads while battering each other into oblivion, with exuberant gameplay, confidently balanced characters and clever modes making for a rare multiplayer delight.

And active reload is damn cool, but I really think the «essence» of killing monsters / opponents is what other games will strive to capture from Gears.

While I said you are mostly just attacking the hearts of your opponents, there are other game modes where you compete in a King of the Hill scenario to hold onto point generating areas and get a higher score than your opponents, and a capture the flag scenario where only one narwhal has a heart and has to keep away from the other narwhals who will steal it if they manage to pierce it.

The temporary shutdown and fallout from the incident will not fail to capture the attention of opponents to the controversial Freeborn Wind Farm proposed for south of I - 90 between Albert Lea and Austin.