Sentences with phrase «games thousands of points»

I got my 360 for a year now and I bought more than 10 retail games thousands of points and a year of live subscription and I got nothing worthy in return.

Not exact matches

We caution that, although these results are based on thousands of spring training games, this is a smaller sample size relative to our complete baseball database (which now covers almost 20,000 data points over eight seasons).

I'm sure you'll have to argue this point with the more than 7,000 midshipmen and cadets, not to mention the thousands of football fans who attend the game and millions more who watch it on television.

In no other game can your team be losing by five, 10, thousands of points, and can you believe there is a chance, however slim, that they might still come back.

But as Heeks points out, this is a controversial practice, and though it helps thousands of gold farmers earn wages equal to those of factory workers, it goes against the rules of the games.

It is also naïve in the extreme to believe that modern day fruits and vegetables have anywhere NEAR the nutritional profile of wild grown plants tens of thousands of years ago (even organically grown ones), or that modern farm cows have the mineral content in their meat that wild game did back in our ancestor's time (This point is relevant because it illustrates the limitations of attempting to duplicate historical diets).

Earned thousands of Speed Points by playing the game like «Destruction Derby»

Think Smash T.V. for the SNES but with an arsenal of unique guns, powerups, perks, different game modes and more hordes of monsters than you can shake your wee lil blow torch at Survival modes are addictive, challenging, and fun slaying thousands of rabid packs of aliens, lizard men, and multiplying spideroids all the while trying to rake up the most points before being swarmed to death.

Don't game the system to earn hundreds of thousands of points and then sell them to total strangers.

The theory is that this spike was caused by bots and / or fake accounts downloading the game thousands upon thousands upon thousands of times, in order to elevate its store ranking to a point where people would see it (with the crowd and media then doing the rest of the work).

At the end of the day haters will be haters and to add to your post Stinkflipper EVE is the biggest pay to win game I have ever seen I mean rather than starting the game from scratch I can go on the net buy an account with a relay good ship and skills and kick ass or I have to spend hundreds of dollars if not thousands just to get any where in monthly fees, like when I started to play in order to start this new mission I needed a new ship but to get that new ship I needed to learn a new skill but to learn that skill I needed another skill that took 1h then the main skill took some thing like 3h then I needed to get weapons and guess what that needed a new skill but this one was going to take a month so at that point I was like WTF!!!!! because that was a whole month sub gone just to do that.

With the right equipment and stats, characters can break the game's damage limit and attack for tens of thousands of damage points.

I've spoken with a raft of players, some of whom backed the Elite Dangerous Kickstarter to the tune of thousands of pounds, on this topic, and most point to the structure of the space game as its most troubling flaw.

New content is coming soon with DLC Pack 5 and even at this point, thousands of people still play the game!

Likewise, there's no point in spending thousands of dollars on an engine and tools when you're just starting out and for all you know, you might change your mind and decide you don't even want to make games.

Bard's Grind I think we are at the point where retro - inspired video games are being released faster than the thousands of opinion pieces commenting about the abundance of retro - inspired...

At this point all you can do is report those instances when they come up, and work with Valve while they scan and patch every one of the thousands of games on the service.

Steam is full of reviews prior to release, games regularly get bombed with hundreds of thousands of downvotes whenever the developer does something people don't quite like, and then there's the questionable merits of a five star or ten point scoring system when people gravitate to the very extremes.

Then you can redeem your points for Xbox or Windows gift cards and pick from thousands of games, movies, TV shows, music, and apps.

At this point all you can do is report those instances when they come up, and work with Valve while they scan and patch every one of the thousands of games on the service.

To this point, it was the can't - miss game of the season for thousands of fans.