Sentences with phrase «competitive side of things»

SMITE is also popular in the competitive side of things and its second annual world championship tournament is kicking off on Thursday.

This is the very first of its kind for any Call of Duty game and promises lots of activities to keep fans sticking around for more than just the competitive side of things.

The multiplayer suite feels fresh thanks to the suits» new abilities, as boosting quickly in all directions, double jumping to reach new elevated vantage points, cloaking, and silent moving all lend a new angle to the competitive side of things.

On the competitive side of things, say hello to Ranked Leagues and Seasons.

Go and buy it if you want something that's fun and you don't get too hung up on the competitive side of things.

You can also bet Halos against other players on things like who will get the higher score in a match, which adds to the competitive side of things.

Not exact matches

All it has to do to be competitive in the self - driving world is acquire a fleet of cars, or partner with someone willing to handle that side of things.

This can only be a good thing in terms of competitive practice as the alternative — playing against a «Select Singapore XI» is probably not as good an exercise as playing against Arsene Wenger's side.

«And the second thing is the business side of the tax relief here really provides the first opportunity in decades to really, truly make the American manufacturers and American workers more competitive on the world stage.»

«One thing to know about eating disorders is that there's this competitive side of wanting to be the sickest and the thinnest,» she adds, «and those things probably will bring up, for some folks, the lure of the illness.»

This video explains how it works: There are lots of things that I think are fantastic about Class Dojo including the engaging competitive side of the software where kids feel they have to compete to earn the points.

Let's also note that Western comics are a much more competitive space — while Manga is primarily dominated by a single publisher (Viz, with over two - thirds of the titles placing), and only eight manga publishers placing any titles in the Top 750, I count fifty - four imprints, representing thirty - nine distinct publishers, on the Western side of things, which strikes me as a very good thing.

If you've got that competitive urge, and what gamer doesn't, then you'll be happy to know that the online side of things has also seen a bit of a tweaking.

Platforms: PC Developer: Eugen Publisher: Focus Home Interactive Singleplayer: Yes Multiplayer: Yes Despite the fact that I've never been very good at them, often outclassed in the competitive multiplayer side of things, my love affair with real - time strategy games has been a long one that began with what -LSB-...]

As great as some of the side things are, Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 sticks with a focus of story and the competitive scene.

The things i wish to see in put into For Honor is a ranked mode in which is treated seriously with bans if people are to back out and so on allowing the game to grow and develop two sides just like the rest of the games that Ubisoft have made with there being a non competitive and competitive players appealing to both hardcore and casual gamers.

For those keen on the multiplayer side of things, the options remain the same this year, with Online Quick Fight providing just as the name suggests — an exhibition one off for players to test their mettle — whereas those wanting something a little more competitive can take on the Ranked Championship option to challenge for the belt online, or the more time consuming UFC Ultimate Team, letting you create a team of fighters and challenge in single player and online divisions for belts, coins and glory.

We try to design them in a way that's welcoming to both people who are really into the esports side of things, but also to people who maybe don't spend as much time watching esports but are still interested in seeing fun competitive play.

On the opposite side of things, however, I have an issue with Kann's «cost - competitive» and «bankable» conclusions.