Sentences with phrase «easier difficulty levels if»

On easier difficulty levels if one of you dies then you just re-spawn in when there are no enemies around.

Not exact matches

If one level gets too easy, switch to one of the other 2 settings (3 total) to increase the difficulty.

To those rookie mavericks out there looking to settle the galactic score for the first time against oppressive invaders, there's far tastier fare available on the Xbox Live Arcade and elsewhere, but if you're not short of a few bob and fancy a gaming challenge that could take you under an hour to get through (shorter in co-op and possibly even shorter on the easiest difficulty level) then you might be OK with this, but as a shoot «em up veteran of some 34 years standing, I'd be remiss in recommending this.

Just like other RPGs, if you find yourself having difficulty with one section you can usually backtrack for a bit and gain a few levels in a previous area before continuing to make it easier.

However, if you choose to play the game on the easiest difficulty level you won't have access to the upgrade system, which is a rather odd choice by Avalanche, but ramp it up to the highest difficulty and you'll be getting those upgrades much quicker, if you can survive long enough.

Which isn't necessarily a bad thing if you want an audience of varying experience levels, a strategy that works on the easiest difficulty is generally just as effective on harder difficulties.

In terms of bringing in new players... if / when I try again to get my wife to play some sort of third - or first - person action game, you can be damn sure I'll be setting the difficulty level to «easy» for her.

As hardware matured and it became easier to make games longer, retaining that same level of soul - crushing difficulty no longer made sense if designers wanted games to be fun.

So if you're new, this game supports four levels of difficulty from easy (just the story) to dark (death match) which is extremely challenging and for veteran RPG fans.

As you would probably agree, even the hardcore difficulty setting is easy if you install a trainer and start with level 99 on everything.

Beginners in the genre, such as myself, will find an extensive tutorial and pick a easy level of difficulty, allowing them to get going without frustration, while seasoned players can skip the tutorial and choose a much harder level (there are 6 level of difficulty if I remember correctly).

We'd all be equal if those born to privilege placed artificial barriers to «level the playing field» so we all play at the highest difficulty level, but we'll be equal AND happier if those with privilege work to unlock that easier difficulty for everyone instead.

And even the easy difficulty setting is difficult if one of your stats starts at level 3 and has a ceiling of level 5 (ex.

There is no difficulty level, and while there is no failure like in Rock Band, there is now way to dial things up or down if it gets too tough or too easy.

The bottom line is, if you want to play an action - RPG that is easy to get into, rewards skillful play in higher difficulty levels, and lets you easily play with your friends, Diablo III is a game that you absolutely can not miss.

Although, there is a part of the experience that frustrated me quite a bit, and it wasn't the difficulty level but the lack of a map as some levels include caves and scenarios that might have a common theme and this makes it somewhat easy to get lost at times, this is of course especially annoying if you are heading back to level up and you are scared to get killed and loose the progress only to having to backtrack for too long simply because you are unsure where the sanctuary is.

In terms of enemies, they do border on the easy side but you can up the difficulty level if need be.

Although the game supports two difficulty levels at the start with easy or normal, you can tweak the combat via the options which can make the combat quite a challenge, especially if you've walked into an area where you may not be the right level or have the required attribute set to defeat them.

If you play Rebuild at the easier difficulty levels, which is a great way to figure out the basics, you'll find lots of replay value to encourage you to explore.

This is a mission where you have no choice of difficulty level, at the end of a game where even playing on the top difficulty has felt more than manageable, if not easy at points.

If you like this sort of brainless action Warriors Orochi is one of the finest available on the PSP, although warrior switching may make things a little too easy for those used to a harsher difficulty level.