Sentences with phrase «feel worth it unless»

Indeed, if King of Tokyo has genuine flaw it's that fighting for Tokyo sometimes doesn't feel worth it unless there's just two or three people playing.

Not exact matches

Unless this process of proxy baptism is made transparent with adequate checks and balances, I as a non-Mormon do not feel their assurances are again worth more than empty promises.

Personally, knowing I have an expiration date and it's well within 100 years at this point (unless technology unlocks secrets in the genome to prolong life) I feel it's well worth living that life rather than presuming that at one point I'll detach from my earthly existence and spend the remainder of eternity in a knew, unknowable place that's supposed to be the ti.ts but no one can actually pin down what the specifics would be.

I don't normally post about causes unless I personally feel like they are worth mentioning.

Cost per wear, more expensive shoes are definitely worth it unless your feet are already so beat up they can't feel pain anymore!

Any of these may be appropriate for some children at some time, but not worth worrying about unless the children feel that they would benefit.

But I won't eat sweets unless I feel like it's really worth it.

Also, I want you all to know that I would never say you need something, whether pricey or not, unless I feel like the products are worth it.

Don't bother with them, they're not worth it unless you're feeling like a charity bang.

The carbon ceramic brakes feel perfect, but they're a little squeaky, even off the pedal; unless you plan frequent track days, they may be more hassle than they're worth.

So accomplished are the aforementioned engines, that we don't feel the 5.0 - liter engine is worth having a look at unless you crave an eight - cylinder exhaust note from your Ford F - 150.

Chrysler does offer a gasoline - electric plug - in hybrid version of the Pacifica, but we don't feel it's worth going for unless you'll spend most of your time behind the wheel in built - up areas.

However, as these raise the price up to considerable levels, we don't feel they're worth considering unless your budget stretches far enough and you really need the extra features they offer.

Education is a big part of the answer, but unless there are equal opportunities for everyone there will always be people who feel it is their right to «put down» someone else in order to build up their own self - worth.

That doesn't mean a regular cat can't get it, but the risk is so low that we don't feel that the vaccine, which has not been shown to be 99 % protective, is worth the risk of side effects unless a cat is living in a home with an FIV positive cat.

Keeping that in mind, this card's bonus is a mere $ 100, so I would rather apply for another card unless I felt that the benefits of this card were worth $ 300 +.

At the end of the day, though, I feel that despite all of its pitfalls and frustrations No Time To Explain is ultimately a fun little game that is worth picking up unless you're the kind of person that finds trial and error gameplay too annoying.

I understand that we need PlayStation Plus 2 player multiplayer games like battlefield or call of duty so everybody has PlayStation Plus now but once every two months they could throw us a bone with a good game unlike these indie games that I wouldn't buy there's no point of having PlayStation Plus now unless is older you're going to do is play multi player like I do I get my money's worth but I feel sorry for the people that don't play multiplayer games and PlayStation Plus was their way to get a free game once a month now Sony is just ripping off these people

The gameplay is great and makes players eager to jump in, so having uninspired cutscenes and conversations (though the animations are vastly improved this time around compared to other Neptunia titles) that feel like they're dragging on feel like an obstruction that's holding the game back from being a JRPG worth having at launch unless you're a big fan of the series.

We've spoken ad nauseum about the folly of many sandbox games and the thing is that unless a developer has something worth doing in a sandbox environment there is no shame in a linear experience (especially if your sandbox is going to feel linear anyway).