Sentences with phrase «fly weapon switching»

Thrown into the mix is the ability to unlock more moves for weapons when levelling, which when combined with the on - the - fly weapon switching and the ability to use magic allows you a decent bit of freedom to create your own playstyle and combos.

Not exact matches

For example, Star - Lord can fly, Drax has super-strength, Rocket has beam weapons, Gamora can use her swords, and Groot could turn into a ball and roll on certain switches.

As I mentioned earlier, the control really is solid, and your battle management — ranging from switching weapons on the fly to melee attacks — is easily handled by anyone familiar with this type of gameplay.

Uppercutting a zombie and watching it fly 50 feet away never gets old, and switching over to running slams and jump kicks on - the - fly was a nice change of pace from the usual melee weapons.

- Batman, Wyldstyle, Gandalf, and the Batmobile all come in the Starter Pack for $ 99.99 - complete the entire critical path with just this content - extra characters, vehicles, or weapons are sold separately - you may see ghosts flying around a level and need the Ghostbusters to take them out - use Scooby - Doo to dig and open up a new area - gameplay has you collecting studs, building and rebuilding within the world, and switching between characters - use Batman's grapple hook to tear down big obstacles - you can also drive the Batmobile to run over poppies (flowers that put characters to sleep if they're near them)- fight the Wicked Witch of the West - use the Lego Gateway outside of the game to avoid obstacles - when the Wicked Witch cast a magic spell, it can lock you into a position - when this happens, the Lego Gateway will flash red, save for one white safe area - move the actual figurine to the white area to be safe - every vehicle has three different forms - you must build and rebuild them throughout the adventure to get by - on mission makes you repower a gateway, but the generator is encased in blue Lego brick - build the Batblaster to use the brick - blaster and electricity shield to get by - in - game instructions tell you how to take apart the Batmobile and physically morph it into the Batblaste - use the sonar brick - blaster to destroy blue bricks

The OHM directed energy hybrid weapon can switch between an LMG and Shotgun on the fly.

For flying monsters only your long ranged weapons will attack while your other characters will switch to supports.

You can swap between these weapons on the fly using the D - pad, which is again not the most comfortable thing to do at first but after a while you'll be switching smoothly between your various weapons mid-combo like you've been doing it all your life, creating one long, sweeping attack.

Weapons are selected via the customary radial weapon wheel, which many games have adopted so that the player can quickly switch between weapons on the fly.

If you become advanced enough in your combos you will find yourself switching between weapons on the fly to string together a longer attack on your foes.

For example, Star - Lord can fly, Drax has super-strength, Rocket has beam weapons, Gamora can use her swords, and Groot could turn into a ball and roll on certain switches.

Switch mechs and weapons on the fly to change up your style to face each challenge, and even bring along a cute mech pet to watch your back.

Another gripe was that switching weapons on the fly, on the PS3 controller anyway, can become a confusing ordeal of shoulder buttons that will often get you killed before you can draw the appropriate weapon.

There's great depth to its fighting system — you can switch between four weapons on the fly, use all manner of explosives and magical items, adjust your stance for more defensive or offensive benefits, and summon a variety of guardian spirits to boost your combat effectiveness.

Judges are neutral characters who wander around the battlefield, enacting laws prohibiting the use of certain elements or weapons, making players switch up their strategies on the fly.

The Wii U's gamepad will make use of Link's vast inventory of weapons and items, allowing you to switch to them on the fly, as well as giving you interactive mini-maps to see.

Players have different shields, dash abilities, and even weapons at their disposal and the skill tree can be accessed and switched up on the fly so that you're ready for whatever insanity the game throws you into.

I found that ignoring the D - Pad to use the touchscreen was the best way to tackle weapon switching and powers on the fly.

Like the SNES version, you can switch your weapons and speed on the fly, though missiles are still limited.

Three weapons can be switched between on - the - fly during gameplay.

The weapon in question is the OHM directed energy hybrid weapon, which can switch between an LMG and Shotgun on the fly, as well as an OHM - Werewolf custom variant.

Switching through four weapons can get irritating, but that's a minor complaint when it feels so good to fly around and engage in dogfights.

You can switch between melee and ranged weapons on the fly and will want to position yourself in relation to your enemy according to what art you would like to use.

While I appreciate Gunslinger mode, which allows users to switch weapons on the fly, I find that Mega Life and Mega Shot modes as being a bit of a cop out.

In fact, using the six different buttons in Quake Live and Arkham Knight turned out to be advantageous, since it let me switch weapons on the fly both as a futuristic warrior and as Gotham's Caped Crusader.

Fortnite isn't a «spray - and - pray» kind of game; you'll need to crouch behind cover, switch between weapons judiciously, pick up whatever loot you can find and even build defenses on the fly.