Sentences with phrase «collecting weapons you find»

For the most part you go around collecting weapons you find in lockers around the map with very crappy custom weapons being craftable at the start.

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Raid Mode has been about collecting loot such as weapons, custom parts, and currency; in Revelations 2, you'll also find treasure chests thrown into the mix.

Or if it's more weapons you're after, we've found a way to collect the Japan - exclusive USJ Azure Star longsword even if you're in the west.

And if you want learn even about what the game has in store, we're currently exploring everything you can do in the endgame, collecting all of the Monster Hunter armor sets we can find, and testing out strategies with each of the game's 14 weapons.

Kiwami «s item upgrade system is interesting and there are numerous items to collect — with clear «recipes» to create weapons and armour — but no real way to know where to find them.

Many weapons can only be crafted and upgraded if you collected specific types of materials that are generally found in treasure chests hidden across the world or by slaying powerful enemies.

It's all about level grinding, item collecting, and finding those oh so rare weapons that give you just a little bit of an edge in battle with your buddies.

Upgrade your weapons to deal more damage by finding and collecting Warped Bone in Monster Hunter World.

The game also features an item and weapon crafting system that relies on the loot that you will collect from enemies, or find through treasure chests during exploration.

Weapons can be found littered around everywhere, but collect special blueprints and you can combine two together for a more powerful weapon.

Those that love to collect loot will be fairly happy here — there's a large amount of weapons and armour to be found and hoarded, each with varying stats and bonuses.

Unlike the original game, every weapon you collect will have the same stats as any other of that type (so every Sunshot Exotic will be as powerful as the next you find), director Luke Smith told Mashable.

Alongside Masterwork weapons comes Masterwork Cores, a new resource to find and collect to spend on re-rolling Masterworks or upgrading your favourite Legendary weapons or armour into Masterworks.

EA: So initially when we thought about this idea of something breaking and having to get it again, we thought about it with different items instead of weapons and we tried it out and it was a lot of fun and we wanted to expand on it and we tried different things and we found the idea of having to go out and collect things and search for things was very fun and we thought what about what would be the most fun and what can we apply this concept to and we could get the most out of this and we realized that weapons is where it is, because in a world filled with enemies losing your weapon is such a crucial mistake and you lose your way of fighting and encourages the player to carefully use their weapons and not swing it every which way however they want.

It's a title known for its incredibly clever and fun design: hidden goodies are littered about just waiting to be found with some exploration, multiple weapons (all very useful) can be collected and upgraded, enemies and traps challenge you with deft shots and tricky jumps, and fearsome bosses put your platforming skills to the test.

It's important for players to become familiar with their surroundings so they can find weapons or collect them from defeated enemies.

There were plenty of times I found myself just turning on the game to go around killing zombies and collecting weapons and never even playing the story.

The distance jabs of the weapon can allow a player to move around quickly and securely, but the kinsect is what provides a huge amount of help in the various buffs it provides, based on the nectar it finds in several areas from the monster's bod, and create a huge power increase when all three offensive nectar are collected.

I really enjoyed collecting materials in in Skyward Sword to fix up my items, so it was really cool to have weapon upgrades once again, but this time instead of collecting items, it's lost Maiamais and when you've found enough, it's owned items levelling up time.

The Mad Max gameplay trailer released today shows the importance of collecting scraps that you find scattered about in the open world that will allow you to create new weapons and improve your car.

You'll find and collect gemstones, called Oculi, which are ranked from rough to polished and can be set into your weapons or armour to grant you either offensive or defensive buffs.

Resource Collection: Collect a variety of resources, some hard to find and others plentiful, which will enable you to craft different types of weapons, armors, and tools.

There are misplaced diaries, ancient relics and USB sticks to find, hidden puzzle - rich tombs to uncover, wild animals to hunt and weapon - enhancing junk to collect.

Running around, using a whip, can find weapons and items, collect loot, get a score, a shop to trade for items, getting to the exit and if not in time then something bad will happen.

When it comes to earning these sorts of trophies, the headshot and weapon kill trophies in particular, I always find myself going out of the way to ensure that I collect those.

New weapons and upgrades can be found in «cages», which can be opened by collecting coins that can be found in different scenarios.

The relics that Shovel Knight collected in his adventure can still be found, but instead of being used as their own weapons, Plague Knight can trade them in to a merchant in exchange for Arcana, which basically function like Shovel Knight's relics and use magic points, but they are an entirely new library of moves.

You can also purchase new weapons by spending the coins you collect, though you'll have to find the hidden blueprints of each one before they become available.

The usual array of healing items, drinks, and ampoules can be collected to regenerate health, but The Room's weapons were where I found most of the excitement of item collecting.

The Nobel Women's Initative is a co-founder of the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots and in May 2014 its founding chair, Nobel Peace laureate Jody Williams, collected signatures from more than 20 Nobel Peace laureates on a statement endorsing the call for a ban on fully autonomous weapons.