Sentences with phrase «character during each mission»

These skills exist in the form of a card screen with special abilities that can be assigned to any character during each mission.

Nearly every event — from entering and exiting a building to talking to a character during a mission or before a battle — triggers a load screen.

Not exact matches

The character that you spent with during the story missions is the exact character that you take into battle against other players.

During most of the missions you have other characters with you that you can give support orders to, but mostly they just get in the way of the fighting.

But if they are one of the 4 characters in which you're allowed to operate during the mission, when they are surrounded, you can just swap over to them, kill whoever it is who needs to be killed and then swap back to your preferred character.

The iconic Marvel character was briefly shown in the first Ant - Man film when the Wasp sacrificed herself to the Quantum Realm during a mission.

These debates seem to do little for the plot or character, except to show who stands where — as though the soldiers» banter during their missions wasn't enough.

If you happen to run out of health during a mission, the cute little Felyne characters will drag you back to your camp.

Another is a special character that only joins you if you disobey an order to kill him during an early side mission.

And — spoiler alert for those behind on their Season 3 viewing — Lewis» character was executed during a covert mission in Iran.

You will be able to attempt some of the side missions from characters that you encounter during the story.

In particular combat challenges offered up by a certain character, which are unlocked by finding her during main missions, let you hone your skills in satisfying ways.

Ranged characters can still be cumbersome as targeting specific enemies or other things is a little hit and miss, a problem that came to a head during a mission based around Gandalf and Radagast in which my chosen wizard (Gandalf) insisted on shooting at something across the screen with his staff rather than whipping out his sword and killing the orc that was in the process of pummeling his face in.

Once you clear the story, you unlock Inferno Mode, a Hard Mode to play through, along with the ability to go back and rescue all of the characters who died during the Story, along with special «Super Boss» encounters in the Story Missions.

Players can also equip up to four consumable items during missions that may temporarily augment their character's abilities or fill up their health, Frenzy, or Deathblow gauges.

Failure during a mission carries only a minor penalty - either swap in a new figure and continue from that point on or revive the current character at the last checkpoint.

By following optional orders during missions your characters can receive a temporary power boost, and even receive rewards in the long run.

There are some characters you spend a brief time with besides Talion during missions, but their buildup and climatic moments aren't as impactful as they should be.

The Colonel's speech during this codec call is a direct reference to an event in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, when the main character (Raiden) realizes that the Colonel that he had been taking orders from for the whole mission was just an artificial - intelligence look - alike of the real Colonel Campbell that Snake took orders from, in the first Metal Gear Solid.

The main story characters are not the only impressive appearances, as you even run into some other super villains during the many side missions.

Music is on point, the character dialogue during missions is lovely and it really feels like an adventure the whole way through so far.

Also important to the plot are «Vision Quests», which are missions that you undertake within Paradigm X where you can experience memories of departed souls, playing through chapters of their lives to uncover the truth of what's going on in Amami City — the gameplay during these quests is much the same, but I actually enjoyed these sections most of all, since you can hear the thoughts of the character whose life you are experiencing, and of course these sections are also story - heavy, which I liked.

After playing roughly an hour of introductory missions and setting up your custom (male or female) character, which you unfortunately barely see at all during the game, you can head in any direction, automatically filling in your map as you go.

Most of what keeps the story so interesting is that your allies are always there and regularly speak during missions, from silly moments of banter about Alien verses Predator, to the serious moments that are key to missions the characters always shine and remain amusing at every turn.

Huge open world, good crime story with three different endings, three playable characters each with their own special ability and dialogue, lots of weapon choices, fun things to do during or after the story (parachuting, shooting range, racing, and going to the movies just to name a few), often funny and bizarre «Strangers and Freaks» side missions, and all kinds of vehicles to drive around the huge open world.

Thankfully any race, battle, grand pix event, or mission you complete during the game earns you «Sega Miles» which you can be used to buy new music, characters, and tracks at the game's shop.

Some characters, after spending enough time together in battle or during side missions, can become battle BFFs, granting them new powers like the ability to give an additional action — the chance to move, attack, or use a skill again during a turn — to their bondmate.

The other two stars are tied to optional objectives during the mission, which sometimes entails using a certain character to complete the mission.

Character missions will also become unlocked during the game and give players a chance to take on a task alongside a specific cCharacter missions will also become unlocked during the game and give players a chance to take on a task alongside a specific charactercharacter.

I nearly lost during my half hour demo, and if I had had a larger campaign to think about with characters to upgrade and mechs to repair, I probably would have restarted the mission.

In regards to mission as a whole this puts some pressure on the player a bit since making a mistake during a mission can screw your characters day up.

During each mission, events happen that will often require you to take a character and slice through huge enemies to save a random person, or to close a portal that powers the boss and summons more enemies.

For those looking to immerse themselves fully in the world, besides the more freeform character classes there are RPG systems upon systems piled into Mass Effect Andromeda, all of which can potentially suck hours of time from you between and during missions.

So the game still takes place in ancient China during the Three Kingdoms period, and you control Wei, Shu, Jin and Wu with all the different characters having their own different missions and different experiences so that you have four different ways of taking on the game also this boost the replay value of the game, but lets face it, if you are a DW fan you are going to play through the game numerous times anyway just to beat your own personal score, I know because I've been one myself since DW 2.

Character changed to Presto if reset the progress during a mission.

During the course of the game, alcohol (e.g., wine, mead, ale) can be purchased and consumed by the player's character; one sequence / mission prompts players to engage in a drinking contest that results in the character's blurred vision and slurred speech.»

Its very important to make sure you garb your hat after its shot off because if you don't pick it up before you end the mission its gone for good and trust me once you find a badass hat to match your characters badass personalities you will be quite mad if you lose your favorites during a mission.

The greatness of the combat really shines, especially during the Dojos, but Story missions are over swiftly compared to most LEGO games and the lessened character roster shortens its longevity further.

The Alienation's story is told by the pre - mission briefings as well as plenty of dialogue during the actual missions, which give players more insight on the mission, the current situation and some of the main characters.

You'll either have to face off with these characters during the main story missions or fight alongside them during intense battle encounters.

Jacob will still likely qualify as the game's main character, with the story missions favoring him 75 % to 25 %, although the characters might be interchangeable during missions according to a source.

As things progress, you are inducted into the Sim Protection Agency and are able to gain access to the characters you meet during the course of solving missions.

It's impossible to ignore the idea that «3D - breasts» were a huge selling - point for the game; when the students take a certain amount of damage, or are on the receiving end of a special - attack, her clothing is incrimently destroyed; at the start of each Mission, players have the option of activating «Frantic» mode - the character will shed her clothes (she fights in a bikini) and her attack - power will increase, at the cost of her defenses; during «Shinobi Transformation» sequences, players are also shown some rather gratuitous fan - service angles of their character between the change from one outfit to another...

As well as the Hollywood-esque dives for cover, the slow - motion headshots or the ludicrous Enemy At The Gates - style sniper face - offs, there are serious side - missions in which, for example, you must sap a field of mines to protect the locals, or, much later, scenes in which you fight against child soldiers (characters that, hitherto in the series, have only been talked about, never encountered during play).

Remember that these characters may or may not be your enemies during your playthrough, as one of the cast members will be covertly trying to sabotage your mission.

Early tutorial missions include a voiceover that explains what to do, during which the main character and voiceover voice have a conversation.

Each character has it's own extensive amount of missions, however, certain missions require you to switch between all three during a single mission.

In single player, you always get to choose a partner with who you can switch with during battle, so when in multiplayer you add another player to be that character instead, which is pretty fun and allows for some help in harder missions.

Many get unlocked as part of the story missions, but some puzzles can only be completed with characters other than the ones that you have access to during the story, giving you a reason to replay each area in «free play» mode in order to check everything out.

You can customize your own character and go down different narrative paths during missions according to GameSpot.