Sentences with phrase «from main story line»

The side quests are not particularly fleshed out, but nevertheless they offer a relaxing change of pace from main story line.

I absolutely love exploring the world of Eos and the exhilerating combat, but it's those damn side - quests, hunting challenges, and dungeons that keep distracting me from the main story line.

While not the most original side content, they can provide a welcome distraction from the main story line.

Prime always felt very detached from the main story line to me, falling after Metroid but long before 2 (I think, definitely before Super).

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These little nuggets tucked into the background of the main thrust of IM2's story line where what raised IM2 from mediocrity to worthy for me.

The commentary track from Ivan Reitman and co-producer Dan Goldberg is actually very informative, and talks at length about how re-shoots with Murray and young Chris Makepeace helped develop the main through line of Meatballs» story.

The main story is just boring full of uninteresting characters but the side quest lines save the game from being a utter snore-fest.

Letter from Silent Heaven is the main story line for Silent Hill 2.

The main thing that prevents you from truly embracing their characters goes back to the lack of closure to most of the story lines that are apart of who they are.

Focusing on a hundred characters, and several main ones, the whole story is carried out over two time - lines: from the 1960s to the mid-1970s, the end of the Cultural Revolution; and from the 1980s to the start of the 21st century.

Because all of the story lines that could have been thought up of were already done, especially in the Post Return of The Jedi era and especially for the main characters from the Original Trilogy.

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The game works on a quest system that ranges from main story - line objectives to smaller side missions.

You won't find Resonate Stem until you've polished off the main story for Warmind and beated a couple of world quests from the Data Recovery line that will earn you the

Everything you'd expect from an MMO is here, main - line story quests, side quests and randomly spawning event — all of which help you rack up the all - important XP.

Letter from Silent Heaven is the main story line for Silent Hill 2.

maybe its a story line independent from the main quests and story?

In the game, the main character Hugo receives a message from his long lost father telling him to reach a place called «Endroll», which happens to be at the bottom of the world and is said to have a mysterious power (very typical JRPG story line).

After each mission, players are brought back to the command center where they can choose from a few side missions or simply keep the main story line going.

These movies will be separate from the next trilogy in the «main» line, and it won't be part of the «A Star Wars Story» section of the Star Wars universe.

It consists of a two - story main building accessible from two sides at grade level, which houses the majority of the anchor and junior anchor tenants, an in - line grocery - anchored community center and eight other buildings that include several junior anchors, shop tenants and outparcels.