Sentences with phrase «to feel unfair»

It's a tricky game without a doubt, and while it does stack the challenge up, its difficulty never feels unfair in the way that you'll feel hard done by.

Despite having an analog stick to play with, shooting is limited to eight distinctly digital directions, which often feels unfair.

It also feels unfair when the enemy characters never seem to run out of ammo for their guns.

I didn't feel tired, and I didn't feel unfair.

Playing some of the mini games felt like luck wasn't on my side, but as much as you can't win everything it still felt unfair at times.

The game rarely feels unfair, mind you, but that difficulty is sure to turn a sizable number of people off.

I tend to agree, if I don't feel that initial attraction I find it hard to carry it on, it does feel unfair.

Some deaths can feel unfair because of how little of the map loads at a time and going back through the map can be a chore.

I know it might feel unfair since he is under contract but this is football and players have the power when their contract runs down to 1 year.

They want to show their kids that they are willing to hear them out when something feels unfair.

At first some of the missions feel unfair and overly difficult, but with a solid co-op crew and previous knowledge of the map there is little challenge for most of the game.

Of course, this briefing was so packed, only getting to mention 3 highlights feels unfair.

Some opportunities felt unfair and ended far too quickly, although I would just create several different save points to see how each played out.

However, none of the challenge you're presented by hunting some of the game's tougher monsters feels unfair like in past entries.

Death isn't punished, and apart from a rude turning circle when negotiating tight underwater levels, no failure feels unfair.

Some puzzles are fun, others aren't, a few feel unfair.

It's tough as nails but the deaths rarely feel unfair due to slick controls.

Your frequent deaths never feel unfair or due to poor mechanics either — if you die, it's your own damn fault.

I expect a challenge from end - game enemies in RPGs, but these battles often feel unfair, and simply grinding levels doesn't solve the problem.

The battles were challenging, while not feeling unfair or to difficult.

Even if you're a seasoned veteran gamer, some parts still feel unfair.

With your partner working while trying to help around the house, and also probably not getting enough sleep, it can feel unfair when either parent gets extra time to themselves.

But you're also a bit more nimble this time around, keeping the notorious Souls challenge intact but rarely feeling unfair.

It's not that the game ever feels unfair per se, but rather that seeing an attack fail because of a randomly generated number and then having a character die could prove annoying — as mentioned though, Darkest Dungeon is not for the fainthearted.

Failing to complete them reduced the stat of that «friend» which is fine but even refusing negatively impacted your progress which sometimes felt unfair if you had the foresight to know you simply couldn't get there in time.

Bungie has said in the past that they strove to create a more balanced and teamwork - focused multiplayer experience, and 12 - person games had an element of unrestrained chaos that could result in a chain of devastating, one - hit - kill «super» attacks — an ability players can charge up over time and unleash in a quick but effective burst — that left the game feeling unfair if you were on the receiving end of two or three in quick succession.

Because South Park: The Stick of Truth is designed to be easy to play, it almost feels unfair to criticize for being so.

However, the challenge never feels unfair as the game's learning curve does a good job of letting you acclimate to its new features before ramping up the difficulty (most notably in the two extra quests after the main chapters).

The game never feels unfair though.

While its difficulty feels unfair at times and the Castlevania - inspired levels and enemies may be a little too close to the source material for it to feel totally original, it's still a blast to play.

The Red Devils walked away with all three points, which feels unfair when considering the display and performance that our boys put in, and had any other goalkeeper in the world been between the sticks, you would have to think that we would have at least levelled the game.

The deliberately clunky controls conspire against you at the best of times, but when you're in a confined arena and forced to dodge attacks, land pin - point precise attacks and find your way around without getting stuck on the scenery, they just feel unfair.

The outcry amongst his opponents is more than typical losing - side sour grapes; to many, Trump's victory feels unfair and personal.

Everything felt unfair.

The biggest issue that I have with BlazeRush is that it can frequently feel unfair.

Against the majority of enemies, and in close quarters, the clunkier controls do a splendid job of creating intense and challenging battles, but in certain instances, especially some boss fights and quick enemies, the lack of a sprint feature can make combat feel unfair and unbalanced.

Respawn insta - deaths can still occur, though less frequently and some environmental obstacles feel unfair.

The mixture of mechanics from multiple genres works together remarkably well, and the whole experience is masterfully balanced to provide a stiff challenge but one that seldom feels unfair.

Many of the boss enemies have near impossible to avoid AOE (area of effect) attacks mixed with long range magic attacks that stagger, the two mixed together often makes these fights feel unfair and simply not fun.

Prey feels unfair rather than challenging.

Cuphead is an invigorating and rewarding experience — with each idiosyncratic boss boasting brilliant aesthetic and gameplay transformations that are a spectacle to behold — but there are far too many scenarios that simply feel unfair.

For Nintendo, the idea that outsiders might make ad revenue from sharing game footage feels unfair.

However, all of the upgrades to level design and monster attack patterns would all be for naught if the grind felt unfair.

It is very difficult to establish deep and lasting trust in a relationship that has an unwelcome power asymmetry, one in which the distribution of power feels unfair to at least one person.

If your client feels unfair comps were used, they may ask their real estate agent to pull together a list of recent comparable sales — or possibly even pending sales too — to justify the agreed - to - sales price, which can then be submitted to the loan's underwriter to help in asking for a review of the appraisal.

«At some point partnerships fail because the compensation model feels unfair.»

The puzzles are often devious tests of your intelligence and spatial awareness, yet never feel unfair in their design.