Sentences with phrase «endgame feel»

In Decline and Fall: Diaries 2005 - 2010 (Profile, # 20.00) Mullin documents the slow wind down to leaving the Commons and while perceptive, and at times funny, it has a sad endgame feel to it.
Recklessly getting to level 15 or 20 and then starting over for a legitimate march toward an endgame felt like the right way to play Dead Rising.
The game lacked in content, the combat felt clunky, endgame felt repetitive, and bugs ran rampant.

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Vincent also confirmed that he specifically asked each player what more the league could do to support the players or address their concerns, with an implicit understanding that the endgame was to make the players comfortable enough that they'd no longer feel the need to demonstrate.
If liberation is the endgame of «Fifty Shades Freed,» most of the time we feel trapped right alongside the characters.
Favored storylines get sufficient weight and heft, but balancing its disparate narratives has never been Vikings» strong suit, and though it feels as though there's a definite endgame in mind, the middle can occasionally be rough going.
While Destiny 2 has a solid foundation and a robust story campaign, its endgame content feels a little lacklustre.
I'm only two levels past 60 and the new content is perfect for those players who felt that the previous endgame was catering too strongly to 40 - man raiding guilds.
And with powerful beings like the endgame baddie Thanos in the MCU and Doctor Strange able to bend space and time, why does a powerful being as Ego feel more like a placeholder?
When the mid-credits scene hit during the end of 2012's The Avengers, audiences had this gut feeling Marvel was already dropping breadcrumbs towards the endgame of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Like any compromise Destiny 2's endgame runs the risk of not satisfying everyone, but while it could certainly do with some tweaks we still feel it works better than in the original.
Jobs» late game admission to his own design flaws is the perfect endgame to all of Sorkin's verbal acrobatics, impossibly making a largely feel - bad movie feel genuinely good.
But when Maria finally presses for a formal commitment, feelings long suppressed erupt in a tense endgame that sends both of them hurtling toward a dangerous resolution that will forever alter their lives.
All nested in one of the best feeling shooters on PC, Destiny 2 has dozens of hours of co-op shooting within, from brainless fun to challenging endgame encounters.
You feel that way up to and all through the outstanding endgame, one of the longest but also most satisfying on record.
All of Destiny 1's endgame content felt a lot more I'm tired of being Calus's errand boy (seriously, what did this guy do before we showed up to clear his ship of Vex lifeforms and Red Legion invaders?).
Although Wurm Online and Ultima Online give early access to a similar style of the MMO endgame, Wurm just feels a bit better with all of the gameplay options.
None of the major characters that appear feel shoehorned into the storyline, and while the Joker's endgame becomes obvious a little too soon, it's still satisfying to see it play out.
It succeeded, and the first 20 - 30 hours of playing felt a lot more satisfying and fun to work through — Bungie haven't lost a step when it comes to making a fun first person shooter — and then the grind set in and players found the game wanting in terms of endgame longevity and the quest to unlock the best guns and armour for your character, while the multiplayer stepped away from the simple fun of the original's 6v6 battles in favour of more focussed 4v4.
«Knight's Move» in fact feels less like a chess endgame than a grab - bag of tricks, trends, and opening gambits — some of them very clever gambits indeed.
These sidequests are optional, and they feel like it: They frequently revolve around a remix of already completed missions, and are really meant for players who have completed most of the game's other content and want to prep for World's toughest endgame hunts.
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