Sentences with phrase «fast travel system»

The load times and poorly implemented fast travel system do everything in their power to ruin it though.

While this method is usually linked with the on - the - rails fast - travel systems, blending it with a free fast travel system also works.

Fear not, however, as there is a robust fast travel system available.

Solid game with great controls, could have used a better fast travel system though.

While this method is usually linked with the on - the - rails fast - travel systems, blending it with a free fast travel system also works.

For a game of this difficulty, there needs to be a relatively robust fast travel system, and — for me at least — it needs to be pretty linear.

I tell people that if I end up sailing rather than using the new fast travel system, I can easily spend an hour messing around in the world, it's that addicting.

Unfortunately, this incredible fast travel system comes at a cost to the performance of the game in other aspects.

The biggest problem is the lack of a competent fast travel system.

The game is adorable, charming and in dire need of a better fast travel system.

There is a basic fast travel system in place, which I utterly ignored in favor of either plowing through the crowds in one of the many custom vehicles, or fighting my way through the zombie horde to get where I was going.

Other than the occasional hidden chest, there's very little to do in the overworld and the re-released game would really have benefitted from some sort of fast travel system.

There's also no fast travel system which means you're forced to jog everywhere and if you are a completionist and want to find all the collectibles you could be doing a lot of trekking around.

There's also no fast travel system which means you're forced to jog everywhere and if you are a completionist and want to find all the collectibles you could be doing a lot of trekking around.

You have your on - the - rails fast travels system and free fast - travel.

Luckily, there's a rudimentary fast travel system.

Setting aside the bugs, a poorly considered fast travel system (which spawns players in sometimes dangerous locations) and fairly tepid combat, what I most missed in Seven was any sense of personal identification or relationship with the main character.

Of course, it's also a pain in the arse to get around the world of Risen, with inconveniently placed fast travel locations, and the need to go from island to island via a separate fast travel system, so accumulating a bunch of world - spanning tasks is a nightmare.

Xenoblade improves on this a bit by allowing you to easily return to places you've traveled to and cleared with a very convenient fast travel system.

Both Fallout 4 and The Witcher 3 delivered worlds so dense with content and with such excellent and easily accessible fast travel systems that I never really noticed the time I spent in transit.

It's perfect for the game's setting, it features varied landscapes, many collectibles and secrets, a much needed fast travel system, and above all, it's not solely comprised of natural landscapes.

The game has now fast travel system.

Getting around the world is made easy via a very lax fast travel system, which has positive and negative impacts on the world.

Luckily the game's fast travel system still functioned and I was able to escape oblivion by appearing on the top of a cathedral's steeple.

Thankfully, near the end of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, a portal / fast travel system opens up and allows players to revisit specific areas that contain puzzles relevant to the story.

I hate fast travel systems.

There's a strange fast travel system in Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen that can occasionally make the game feel like a chore to play.

You have your on - the - rails fast travels system and free fast - travel.

There's no quest markers, no arrow pointing where to go and no fast travel system — just you, your boat, your map and your compass.

Instead of selecting missions and then being teleported in front of a big boss and back to base once you've finished, Toukiden features an expansive open world that you need to run through (or warp through using their fast travel system) in order complete the tasks that are layed out for you.

This issue is exacerbated by a fast travel system so limited — especially for the first 15 or 20 hours — that I almost never used it, opting instead to run or paddle my way to my destinations.

This is where the fast travel system eases the burden of lengthy travel, shortening the time it takes for you to get from point A to point B. However, as with all fast travel mechanics, you'll have to have already visited the desired destination beforehand.

While you are exploring and as the areas of The Great Forest are quite large, there is a fast travel system available via teleporation runes which saves you a considerable amount of time.

The game does have a fast travel system but because traveling is so much fun, I only used it a couple of times.

The forest is huge and I was initially surprised to find out there wasn't a fast travel system.

Locking fast travel behind a progress barrier forces the player to do some exploration, however once they've trekked through the area a few times, as evidenced by the activities they have completed, the fast travel system being unlocked prevents the activities remaining from turning into a chore that the players would rather skip.

It's not friendly at all to new players, to the point that I only discovered the fast travel system because I wandered into it by chance.

It also features a fast travel system through the subway.

If you want to try that exact same event again, you need to drive all the way back across the map to start the race again, as there's no fast travel system.

The game is split into a series of hubs that act as nothing more than a method of separating the game's sprawling dungeons, the vast distances being traversable using Death's summonable horse or by a fast travel system for when equine transportation feels like too much hassle.

Time Trials need little explaining and give you a chance to test your car / buggy / quad bike, which can, incidentally, be summoned at any time by tapping up on the D - pad, allowing you to get around pretty quickly, especially when used in conjunction with the fast travel system.

A fast travel system is present throughout the island, and so using these new tools discovered on your journey you can venture back to areas you've already been through and use them to access new areas, but really there's not much reason to explore the explore the island.

However, the game does offer a fast travel system in the game.

Because of this I think it will be important to have a fast travel system in the same vein as Twilight Princess to use meaning players can have the option to choose how they want to travel.

A fast travel system would have been a welcome addition to the game, that is for sure.