Sentences with phrase «easy difficulty setting easier»

Witcher 2 developer CD Projekt Red will make the Xbox 360 version's easy difficulty setting easier than the PC version's.

Not exact matches

This includes a new slider for the AI difficulty, which should make it easier to mould the settings into what suits gamers» driving styles and abilities.

AMS / AV + would almost certainly be easier than STV, which would require huge constituencies for rural areas (and even under FPTP, there are inequalities in constituency membership because of the difficulties caused by excessive size), but then a whole new can of worms would be opened up concerning how to set the ratio between corrective «top - up» MPs, and constituency MPs, plus a whole load of other factors such as whether to allow dual standing, whether the two votes should be two choices or interconnected, whether the list should be open or closed, etc., etc..

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

I also recommend that people who usually play shooters on normal to play this game on the «difficult» setting right from the get go, as it's difficulty is quite easy.

Be aware that the difficulty is high even on the easy setting so you need a ton of street

Be aware that the difficulty is high even on the easy setting so you need a ton of street fighter experience to fully enjoy it.

Maybe next time the screenwriters shouldn't set the difficulty mode to «easy.»

Well, with a «very easy» difficulty setting, more forgiving handling (unless you turn assists off) and shorter, customised race weekends, F1 2014 is probably the most accessible iteration yet.

An easier difficulty setting for people that mainly want to experience the story of Horizon Zero Dawn.

The game has 4 difficulty settings — the easiest of which is called «Izzy,» based on one of the characters in the podcast.

As part of a patch, players will now have access to a new, easier difficulty setting that allows them to focus...

The harder difficulty settings, too, where enemies have health buffs and require more combos and smartly - timed dodges to successfully defeat them, are generally way more engaging with a friend and more entertaining than the brain - dead A.I of the easier settings — I daresay even younger players will probably gravitate towards that extra challenge.

In its medium difficulty setting — the only other choice is «easy» — the game is generally a breeze: charge at the enemy, hit them until they die, move on and repeat with the next group until the level ends.

To fully test this theory, I handed the controller to my wife and set it on the second easiest difficulty level.

Even with all these possible high damage dealing interactions, Divinity: Original Sin 2's battles are never easy, even on Explorer mode, the easiest difficulty setting.

If the setting didn't feel overly familiar, the difficulty was more consistent and there was something more to wet one's appetite once the credits had rolled, then this would be an easy sell.

, poor player home / settlement building (inconsistent snapping of walls / furniture to existing buildings and it rains INSIDE buildings), strange difficulty settings (too easy and too hard).

You can choose normal, hard, or lunatic as a difficulty setting (notice that «easy» is missing) and you can choose between classic and casual for the game mode.

While not entirely inaccessible — lower difficulty settings remain terribly easy — PES does require more concentration than the vast majority of football games past and present; it's not a party game.

I for one just wanted to unlock characters to give them a whirl so I want on the easiest difficulty setting and still found that to be extremely challenging.

Implementing the following changes: addition of a mini-map; additional checkpoints; Easy, Normal and Hard difficulty settings; increased crafting speed; new tutorials; additional text hints; increased resources for crafting and survivability; overall balance improvements.

Sometimes, I couldn't beat the computer on the easiest difficulty setting and other times, they'd be far behind me on the hardest setting.

It's satisfyingly punchy stuff, though it's frequently too easy, a matter not helped by Ni no Kuni 2's utter lack of proper difficulty settings.

The game plays rather easy on the normal difficulty setting.

The 15 or so bosses have a variety of attack styles that range from fairly easy to extremely challenging, especially on the hardest difficulty setting.

The cards are set to four levels of difficulty, with the red cards being the easiest and the blue cards being the hardest.

In this game you can choose your own level of difficulty by setting it to Easy (3x3), Medium (4x4), or Hard (5x5).

Whenever we teach our dogs, we set them up for success by making the task easy in the beginning and then we very gradually increase the difficulty.

You can get a sense for how easy or hard a difficulty level is usually within the first hour of play meaning that having the create a new character on a different difficulty setting has minimal effect on your progress.

Get a Game Over while Playing on «Easy» Difficulty to unlock the «Friendly» Difficulty setting, which offers an even easier play experience than the «Easy» Difficulty.

The puzzles, on the whole, are pretty lame, far too easy and uninspired, coupled with a combination of the previous two complaints they can lead to cheap deaths which seem to serve only to address the biggest problem with «Dante's», the fact that it's just far too short, a play through on the normal difficulty setting can be done without much trouble in around 6 hours and with no achievements for completing the game on harder difficulties, there's little incentive for doing it again.

If you want the game to be a bit easier, you can turn them off and if you're looking for a challenge, you can turn as many on as you'd like, allowing you to fine - tune the difficulty in a more meaningful way than just choosing from easy, medium, and hard in the settings menu.

If you're only interested in unlocking characters, do yourself a favor and set the difficulty to «Easiest», the rounds to «1», and rely heavily on your jump kick / sweep combo to keep the pressure on him.

Even with the difficulty setting ramped up to highest and the driving level set to professional, which turns off the driving aids, the primary goals and secondary goals of events are extremely easy to achieve, and finishing up 30 - seconds to a minute ahead of the field is a common occurrence.

I have to admit that the multi-player feels harder than the campaign, even when playing an AI opponent on the easiest difficulty setting.

These easier settings are allowing newcomers to get acquainted with the game before throttling the difficulty / frustrations back up.

It's basically an adjustment to an easier difficulty setting.

I would recommend you play on the easier difficulty at first and then replay the game on the harder settings to truly experience this game as it should be, the frantic gameplay will keep you coming back for months to come.

Retro gamers will love the challenge, but those of us who do not have the luxury of experience will likely feel a bit overwhelmed at times, even on the easiest difficulty setting.

At times the game is devilishly difficult, but with three difficulties (easy, medium and hard) in Quest mode and several other difficulties in the Arcade mode, players can adjust the game to suit their difficulty levels, although to unlock harder difficulty settings in Quest mode you must play through every single one of the 100 levels in the game.

The game itself does have a few downfalls; there are some odd difficulty spikes even on the easiest setting where I found myself struggling to complete a section on multiple occasions.

Nicely, Dancing All Night offers scalability, with lenient timing and a minimal number of notes for the Easy setting while advanced difficulties requiring some serious finger calisthenics.

You may think this is too easy, but luckily there are 4 difficulty settings, I played on «Hard» and there is enough challenge to keep you interested.

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.

The frustration of tensely setting myself up through a series of corners to try an overtaking manoeuvre, only to see a gentle bump with my opponent (whoever's fault that might be...) result in a spectacular crash and a loss of several places, caused me to restart and set the difficulty to its easiest setting.

The easiest of these difficulty settings, titled «Give Me a Story,» lets players experience the game's story without any real challenge.

The harder difficulty settings, too, where enemies have health buffs and require more combos and smartly - timed dodges to successfully defeat them, are generally way more engaging with a friend and more entertaining than the brain - dead A.I of the easier settings — I daresay even younger players will probably gravitate towards that extra challenge.

A maximum of five Flashbacks can be used in an event if playing in Easy difficulty, and no Flashbacks can be used whilst racing in the Hardcore setting.

Even with all these possible high damage dealing interactions, Divinity: Original Sin 2's battles are never easy, even on Explorer mode, the easiest difficulty setting.