Sentences with phrase «combat system understood»

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To help formulate effective therapies against MRSA, researchers need a better understanding of how the immune system can combat unyielding bacteria.

We hope that these insights will help to build a foundation for better understanding, and perhaps one day better combatting, decision - making biases in the legal system,» said co-author Owen Jones, professor of law and biological sciences at Vanderbilt and director of the MacArthur Foundation Research Network on Law and Neuroscience.

«Now that we understand how these pathogens are hacking our immune systems, we can understand how evolution has permitted us to distinguish the «self» our immune system ignores from the «non-self» the system evolved to combat.»

If you haven't played another game in the series, you won't have too much trouble understanding the combat system.

Borderlands had considerably better loot and combat system's, making it all round a vastly better game, though I hasten to add that while they're similar they're still very different games, but the two both share that strange compulsion that I can not adequately describe, which is why I'm using this comparison, because many people out there have played Borderlands and will understand that odd desire to keep going.

There's also a very welcome weight to the structure of combat that makes fighting two or three enemies a tactical affair and Ninja Theory ultimately crescendos the combat into a series of conflicts that will test your understanding of the combat system to its depths while equipping you with new abilities that fit the arc of the story snuggly.

Sure, the art - style may not appeal to everyone, but the gameplay more than makes up for it providing a combat system that takes skill and tactics to master, but being accessible enough for everyone to understand.

is an incredible game with an awesome combat system, a practical ability tree, compelling visuals, a fantastic soundtrack, and an impressive understanding of how to make a video game hard as hell.

RUINER is an incredible game with an awesome combat system, a practical ability tree, compelling visuals, a fantastic soundtrack, and an impressive understanding of how to make a video game hard as hell.

It will be hard to understand why a game maker would make a Conan game with a bad combat system / animations etc..

If you haven't played another game in the series, you won't have too much trouble understanding the combat system.

Grand Kingdom has a slick UI and stellar tutorial system which pretty much covers every gameplay mechanic, tactic and query a player needs to know to succeed better than this review can summarise, but its extremely in - depth combat system still takes plenty of investment to understand completely.

Progress through Nocturne was dependent on one's ability to navigate convoluted mazes as well as understand the combat system and exploit enemy weaknesses.

But there is a very real trade off, which is the long - term commitment that the game demands to even begin to appreciate and understand its systems, combat, and story.

I need some help creating a «side - battle view» (think PA 3 n 4, final fantasy, etc...) combat script... I've tried to ask for help on the RPG Maker forum, but everyone just directs me to Tankentei's battle script... Which is not exactly what I need... With mostly all of these scripts (ones developed by the community) you have to import the corresponding resources in order for the script (and sometimes the game itself) to work properly... This is what I want: I want to be able to use my «own created» resources with a side battle system script that can work with whatever resources I desire... Apparently this is an issue on the RPG Maker forum as I have yet to find a script that works with whatever resources you happen to be using in your game... I hope I'm making some sense to you, Mr. Boyd as I'm confident that you will understand my plight, and help me out anyway you see fit.

At first the combat takes some getting used to, but once you understand it there are so many possibilities in this system it boggles the mind.

It takes a bit of getting used to, but before long, the combat system of Mario + Rabbids is very easy to grasp and understand, once the novel learning curve of playing a Mario game in the strategy genre is overcome.

The combat system is easy to understand and is turn - based.

That is why we are now active in the enforcement sector to assist clients in understanding the implications of their copyright being infringed and how they can combat piracy through the use of pretty simple to use software and rights management systems.