Sentences with phrase «constant back tracking»

The game is let down slightly by the constant back tracking and lack of enemy variety and boss fights.
If I hate Mega Man games, constant back tracking, stupid puzzles, but love platforming and exploration, could I like this and Mighty Gunvolt?

Not exact matches

One of the best ways to get back on track in the event you let something slide or if you're in a constant state of conflict is to have a fierce conversation.
4 -1-4-1 probably would be successful, IF Ozil tracked back, IF our fullbacks communicated more efficiently to prevent constant counter attacks and IF our midfield could hold the ball efficiently (as they did last season).
I have not seen a Bolton team work so hard in so long; every second ball is won, wingers tracking back and running all 90 mins, constant awareness and a wily intelligence.
The guy gives our defence very good cover during set pieces and tracks back when we are under constant attack to help out.
Up until I quit in the beginning of 2017, I was in Track and a constant sprinter, and I have decreased my thigh area since then, but I seem to still carry some of the muscle from sprinting back then.
I never really got into the diabolo - style rpg, finding it a little dull and repetitive, particularly the constant back - tracking once the inventory fills.
Our staffers offered similar sentiments when the hot hatch made the rounds back in 2012, agreeing that the constant permanent control was a track - day blight on the car's otherwise brilliant driving dynamics, especially considering the nearly - $ 40,000 price and supposed superiority to the Volkswagen GTI.
Good review and I agree for the most part, I specially like this phrase «The constant leader boards kept me coming back to previously cleared tracks just to see if I could beat one of my friend's best times.»
The constant leader boards kept me coming back to previously cleared tracks just to see if I could beat one of my friend's best times.
But anyway, back on track with an example of what I mean: going back to fairly constant theme of freedom and choice in games one could certainly argue that the Stanley Parable raises a good point, but on the other hand one could also argue that while highlighting this as a «problem» the Stanley Parable is equally guilty.
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