Sentences with phrase «game choices rather»

Depending on which class you pick at the beginning of the game, you can get small bonuses when equipping certain types of artifacts but for the most part, it feels like most of your customization depends on your in - game choices rather than your class choice.

Not exact matches

If one assumes that Amazon has already made a choice about the location of its second headquarters, this game looks rather grim for any place that chooses play.

This is a rather direct criticism of his players, and is quite a risky choice of words from the French boss ahead of such a big game in Manchester this weekend.

Choices, choices, choices, that's what happened to our once free - flowing, beautiful on the eyes brand of football... the move from Highbury was a friggin hoax played on all Gunner fans... North London football is now for the fat cats and wannabes, not for those of us who rather watch from home because we love the game and we would rather not pay a weeks wage to get a seat a 1/4 mile from the field of play... much like a high - end business that once cared deeply for the artisans who toiled to create something quite brilliant, they have become an assembly - line factory trying to get the most for the least while still raising the prices of their prChoices, choices, choices, that's what happened to our once free - flowing, beautiful on the eyes brand of football... the move from Highbury was a friggin hoax played on all Gunner fans... North London football is now for the fat cats and wannabes, not for those of us who rather watch from home because we love the game and we would rather not pay a weeks wage to get a seat a 1/4 mile from the field of play... much like a high - end business that once cared deeply for the artisans who toiled to create something quite brilliant, they have become an assembly - line factory trying to get the most for the least while still raising the prices of their prchoices, choices, that's what happened to our once free - flowing, beautiful on the eyes brand of football... the move from Highbury was a friggin hoax played on all Gunner fans... North London football is now for the fat cats and wannabes, not for those of us who rather watch from home because we love the game and we would rather not pay a weeks wage to get a seat a 1/4 mile from the field of play... much like a high - end business that once cared deeply for the artisans who toiled to create something quite brilliant, they have become an assembly - line factory trying to get the most for the least while still raising the prices of their prchoices, that's what happened to our once free - flowing, beautiful on the eyes brand of football... the move from Highbury was a friggin hoax played on all Gunner fans... North London football is now for the fat cats and wannabes, not for those of us who rather watch from home because we love the game and we would rather not pay a weeks wage to get a seat a 1/4 mile from the field of play... much like a high - end business that once cared deeply for the artisans who toiled to create something quite brilliant, they have become an assembly - line factory trying to get the most for the least while still raising the prices of their product..

And he certainly would be a much better choice rather than wasting the LW to Ozil or Cazorla each game.

Even though I'm still not the greatest fan of video games, and I'd rather have kids outside playing; if the choice is sitting watching passively or being active and social and trying new personalities in a safe way; I'm fine with it.

The insert is a total game changer here.Cotton Babies went above and beyond with a Flat insert rather than their usual choice of microfibre (for BumGenius 5.0).

«We should not be afraid of failing, but rather expect that some failures will accompany our riskier choices, which could lead to game - changing discoveries.»

Despite a few strange design choices and a lack of strong momentum in the lengthy campaign, the game still offers great value if you are looking for a rather relaxed session of dwarf herding.

Most games only offer you the illusion of choice (yes Bioware, I'm looking at ME3 and Dragon Age 2) I've been let down by a lot of big game series and it has become rather rare that game studios are willing to take risks.

Plus, hilariously, he praises the appearance of the «infant» demon - critters from the first film as being a directorial choice rather than a throwback to Silent Hill 1 (the game), which is what he hates about the appearances of the monsters in Revelation!

By adding choice, through characters and Crew Skills, and trimming the level length, what's left is a focused experience that leaves you feeling like a heroic participant rather then a fatigued shell struggling to find purpose, wishing your time with the game was over rather then looking for more.

As an examination of fate and choice in an emotional rather than a sporting context, Match Point relies way too heavily on chance happenings — and as tennis pros will tell you, you make your own luck in this game.

I don't regret my choice one bit, however, if I had known more about the game, I would have realised that it is not just the Green Hill Zone of Sonic the Hedgehog 1 on offer, but rather a remake, with a brand new added underground section.

I was expecting a rather standard text - based adventure game — your typical wall of words broken occasionally by a choice selection.

Top that off with great voice acting, smooth gameplay, and a memorable story with plenty of player choice, and rather moving parts of the game.

These upgrades serve to prevent the stealth aspects of the gameplay from getting stale and give each mission a freedom of choice that many games promise but fail to deliver upon, including a morality system that actually impacts upon the world rather than being a perfunctory afterthought.

However, understand that there are those who wanted more variety and choices between games rather than all Nintendo and were disappointed because that lack of variety was taken away and that most of those games would be released months between each other.

Rather than depend on the game to create a sense of historical empathy in students, I ask them to create experiences using free interactive fiction tools, like Inklewriter or Twine, to make their own choice - based stories.

It's a rather cool idea, but one that's let down by the choices have almost zero impact on the actual game itself.

It appears that the new female protagonist will not serve as an outright replacement for Persona 3 «s blue - haired hero but rather as an alternative choice for players at the start of the game.

However, if you choose to play the game on the easiest difficulty level you won't have access to the upgrade system, which is a rather odd choice by Avalanche, but ramp it up to the highest difficulty and you'll be getting those upgrades much quicker, if you can survive long enough.

Being a Falcom game, it allows players to pick «Nightmare» Difficulty right off the bat with a rather interesting screen before confirming the choice: «It's your funeral.»

The ability to create your own wrestler has been retained from the Smackdown vs RAW games, but it has been stripped back which is a rather odd choice.

This rather regrettable decision did serve to point out one fact, though; this was a game about choice.

Arguably my favorite type of game is easy to learn but still has some depth to the choices and The Networks fit that description rather well.

I feel like there are different choices Chronik Spartan could have made to make the story feel like a more organic part of the game experience rather than an afterthought.

Given a choice I'd rather try them out first then decide, seeing a 30 second video really is not enough time to decide on just one game

I'm not sure if I just made better choices with him, but he's kinda the crazy dual axe wielding silver lining to the rather dreary cloud of plot in the game.

Stealth is my weapon of choice in games like these, moving to silently make my way to points of interest rather than run and gun to my destination.

It's a bold choice by Capcom to make this an expanding platform rather than a simpler game release, and it means that while it's light on content, you have to appraise its stability, core combat and look to its true form in the future.

I really wanted to be able to play some co-op stuff with her, or talk about what choices she made in a Telltale game or whatever, but while that went well for a while (she indulged me, I think, rather than actually being very interested herself) it kind of ended in failure when she got hooked on Stardew Valley and then swore off games completely after that.

That leaves me feeling reasonably confident that both the publisher and the developers behind Dreadnought are going to keep the game balanced and trust that players will want to support the title by choice rather than a desire to remain competitive.

Unlike The Walking Dead, the game won't be about making morality - based choices and having to deal with the consequences, but rather you will choose who to swindle, pickpocket, and backstab in order to survive on Pandora.

«It's going to be up to the player to experience how the facts unfold and how to change different things... Changing a single event might be easy to understand, but the puzzle elements and the nature of the game will lead you to deal with things as a combination of events... We didn't want to have very clear, simple left - right choices, but rather a combination of choices that create a result.

It's impossible to die in the Witcher Board Game, a rather curious design choice since you can most certainly get your ass royally kicked in the videogame.

I rather enjoyed the racing, though, and appreciated id's choice to extend this element of the game to the title's online multiplayer mode.

Partly responsible for the renaissance in vintage art styling in the independent game scene, Bit.Trip took pixels once viewed as crude and outmoded and made them stylish again, along with the sine - wail soundtracks that gave way to Hollywood orchestras in the 1990s (now an artistic choice rather than a technological constraint).

The sheer number of missions to play through and weapons to collect ensures the game will keep people busy for a considerable amount of time, but there are also some rather quirky design choices thrown in too.

With new challenges arriving each in - game day, plenty of characters, tough choices and the perfect dark and grubby environment to match the general moral breaking tone of the game, Beholder: Complete Edition provides a rather unique experience and is certainly one that's worthy of your time and attention.

Give players the choice as to rather or not they want to buy it, if a game can make good use out of it.

Likewise, rather than just have the game end early if you make the wrong choices in certain dialogue sequences, why not have alternate ending sequences all together?

We wanted to create a game that made the player think about the actions performed in gameplay, rather than simply through branching narrative choices.

The Walking Dead Episode 1 is a single player only game with a rather short single player progression mode but like I just suggested there is incentive to play through it again just to see what outcomes will surface after you make some alternative choices.

This, in turn, meant that consumers had a choice to make — would they rather play a Mario game, or the next Madden?

This game flows more like a episodic anime rather than an otome game, meaning that you make ALMOST no choice aside from picking a side.

The game actually runs really well on the PS4, and if you're looking for a good local multiplayer game, it's not bad (and right now your choices on the PS4 are rather limited).

In addition, remapping the camera controls to the right analog stick, as in the other games, was a wise choice rather than leaving them to the bumper buttons.

If you don't agree with one of these choices, comment down below what game you disagree with and what game you would rather see instead of it.

Instead, the most important feature of Heavy Rain, the design choice that makes it more important than any other game in separating from rather than drawing games toward film, is its rejection of editing in favor of prolonging.