Sentences with phrase «doing stealth kills»

To make it more stylish in doing stealth kills, a silenced pistol has been added to take out enemies in a quiet fashion.

There is a brief tutorial on how to do stealth kills that takes place right before the player is thrown headfirst into several intense shootout scenarios with adversaries.

Not exact matches

this game is just one big piece of awsome... and sadness the final part of the mgs saga mgs4 has old snake coming out of retirement and has to go kill liquid ocelot but there is one problem snake has accelerated aging this game has so man cutscenes but i could not decide whether this was a good thing or abad thing this game has less a focus on stealth and more a sense of action and the ending this is the sort of ending you cry at and anyone who says they did nt is either lying or a haertless ****

The only mode I do nt think works well for this particular type of game is FFA, it just does nt flow well with the way the species are and it can be hindered by those trying to run around and do nothing but a stealth kill.

Don't get me wrong, Mercenary Kings has no room for stealth and missions devolve down to «kill everything in your path.»

It's the worst case scenario for a stealth game with crafting elements: a stealth kill that doesn't guarantee a kill and could instead see the alarm raised not because you messed up but because you haven't put in the grind to get a good enough hidden blade.

Therefore you'll do the same things as always when progressing through the story, still cursing the lack of true stealth mechanics but whooping with delight when you successfully infiltrate a base and kill your target without ever getting caught.

The gameplay sounds to be a mix of raw action and stealth, with the ability to do some particularly brutal «silent kills» as well.

I didn't mind these at first as they allowed players to keep playing while still experiencing the story, but they soon became annoying as the tapes overpower the game audio, making it near impossible to hear what's going on around you, killing any real chance at a stealth run.

Killing is fun either way, but you don't need to treat it like Dishonored 2 in terms of the stealth approach.

There were several «stealth» missions I did where I killed guards in front of people and I wasn't penalized at all.

In fairness to the game co-op missions can actually be undertaken solo as well, if you fancy, but it does become apparent quickly that the game doesn't rebalance itself for a single assassin, thus you'll find enemy layouts that clearly need two or more synchronised kills in order to stealth your way through.

There's plenty of ways to complete missions in completely non-lethal fashion, and so it's possible to make it through all three missions without ever killing a soul, although I did find it far harder to do on the default difficulty setting than I did in Dishonored itself — mind you, my stealth skills were seriously rusty.

Enemies don't notice you quite as easily when your not hidden either making stealth kills very gratifying and more frequent.

If one guard do spot you there is a chance for you to take them out, however should be played as a 100 % stealth game, if more guards attack you at once it is only a matter of seconds before you are killed if you do not manage to escape, if this is not your type of gameplay then Thief is not your game as combat when discovered is repetitive and lacklustre.

You can climb buildings like it was an Assassin's Creed game, stealth kill enemies, and yes, even do the leap of faith.

Games like Dishonored or Mark of the Ninja obviously place a focus on stealth, but both games and plenty others also place emphasis on killing when things get hairy, and give you plenty of satisfying tools to do so.

At least stealth kills and melee don't seem that out of place when it comes to basic combat situations.

Murderous Pursuits is a kill - or - be-killed Victorian stealth - em - up for 1 - 8 players in which you must hunt and kill your quarry before your hunters do the same to you, all while avoiding witnesses.

Sure, you can kill enemies, but it is very hard to do so if it isn't a stealth kill.

Trying to max out the renegade skills having to do with stealth is a big help in these sections; especially if the player wants to try their hand at some of those stealth kills.

These kills can only be done in the stealth section at the beginning of the mission.

Even if you have a faithful NPC travelling companion, they don't actually appreciate that really cool stealth kill you just got, you're left / cheering for yourself.

The only mode I do nt think works well for this particular type of game is FFA, it just does nt flow well with the way the species are and it can be hindered by those trying to run around and do nothing but a stealth kill.

Now, however, Ubisoft pulled back the curtain and showed a good chunk of what the game has to offer: stealth, a lot of political symbolism, some cool vehicles to cause lots of destruction with, and - THERE»S A DOG, THERE»S A DOG, GAME OF THE YEAR 10/10, DO N'T YOU DARE KILL THE DOG UBISOFT DO N'T YOU DARE -

You even get to control Riley via «synching up» with the camera on his back, which doesn't make a lot of sense, but hey, stealth - dog kills are fun!

I definitely intend on ghosting the whole game and doing full constant - save - reloading letting - guards - kill - me - when - they - see - me stealth.

It was also a little surprising that Goldeneye was given credit for having popularized the concept — while Doom 2 didn't have stealth exactly, you could sneak up on things and kill them.

I do like stealth and usually choose to try and not kill.