Sentences with phrase «go the button mashing»

One thing new players may not get is that Dark Souls II will kill you and bury you upside down if you try to go the button mashing route.

Not exact matches

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As you go back and forth across the island of Narapela, you will find yourself fighting hoards of zombies using either a stealth mechanic, or by mashing the square button to attack with one of two melee weapons that feel no different from each other, with the occasional dodge and run away thrown in for good measure.

That of course pushes into more casual play too — from button mashing to mid-tier online play it seems like the systems add up to something special, and I'll go ahead and say it: I think the systems here are could well be streets ahead of MVC3.

Even the boss battles are button mash - o-ramas that go on far too long.

While players will be able to defeat most enemies with ease, more difficult enemies and bosses will require a bit of strategy that goes beyond simply mashing the attack button.

Keep mashing those buttons and those numbers will keep going up.

Button mashing will get you absolutely nowhere so every attack has to be very carefully executed if you're going to get very far.

While collecting plants is as simple as going over to a flower and button - mashing to harvest it, things like bugs and ores require tools (bug catchers and pickaxes respectively) that aren't as easily available to you.

It's got control schemes in place to have you think about every single move you're going to do instead of mindlessly button mashing and / or timing 1 or 2 parries once in a while.

and the more I think back to the button mashing beat em up games that I use to love as a kid the more I think I may give it a go...... maybe I'm just being swept up in the hype?

Throw in an ever increasing rage meter which sees you become invincible and super powerful for a limited time, and the opportunity to call in your friendly wolves when the going really gets tough, and even though Wulverblade may initially seem like a button mashing beat»em up, there is a whole load more to it than just smashing that quick attack.

What the wireless display stuff is missing I believe is the control channel going back you would need to relay your button mashing & swiping back to the phone based App server.

It's definitely not the gaming industry's Watchmen, but I will never forget Quantic Dream's title for my first play through, and the moments I dropped my jaw, or mashed the square button in panic, or simply sat there and thought «Am I going to do this?»

Something else I've learned through almost 11 years of relationship and somewhat less years of playing Tekken together: you can be the reigning champion in Tekken battles until such time as your boyfriend actually learns how to play properly, and then your button - mashing ass is going down.

Slash and button - mash until the enemy goes down and go into Car Form for enemies that move around too much for you to keep combos on.

If you're tired of the whole Telltale Games button mashing formula then you're not going to find anything that'll reinvigorate your fatigue here — at least from a gameplay viewpoint anyway.

It's a simple bit of button mashing to get them to go to the bathroom and refill their meter.

But to newcomers you can have a lot of fun and you can even get away with button mashing at times depending on the difficulty, and if you're going up against another player online.

A skilled veteran of the series is going to stomp you regardless of how fast you can mash the buttons.

I also button mashed and found the way to go 2D up onto the wall.

Gone are the days of button mash to win thanks to the new RPG element they've added to the game.

They just go in like a child and start mashing buttons on abilities because they look cool.

This opened up a whole new world of strategy: do you gun through the level mashing the fire button, or do you charge up every time you go into a new area?

Throw in an ever increasing rage meter which sees you become invincible and super powerful for a limited time, and the opportunity to call in your friendly wolves when the going really gets tough, and even though Wulverblade may initially seem like a button mashing beat»em up, there is a whole load more to it than just smashing that quick attack.

Gone are the days of frantically mashing buttons in an attempt to wallrun or pull off some other fancy combo, and in its place are vastly simplified button sequences.

Simply going into the ring and mashing buttons isn't going to work too well for you.

While there is a tutorial to showcase how the battle flow goes, with Alertness, Conquering Bosses, and Issueing Commands, none of the actual controls are explained, leaving you in an RTS situation button - mashing and tapping all over to try to figure out how to do what you want to do.

Combat is the same as you mash buttons, land combos, and do the occasional strong move to wipe out more enemies in one go.

Gone are the days of just mashing the attack button with little to no thought.

You attack the enemies while trying to rack up combos by countering their attacks and you get graded on how well you did when all enemies in the near distance is taken out, and sometimes you get the option to go in stealthy which is in my mind the way to play a Batman game but then again you sometimes need to get deep and dirty and just button mash your way to victory as you will encounter a lot of enemy battles as you progress.

This went on for several minutes until I figured out a combination of buttons that would allow me the angle for the «pick up» prompt to appear (used LB, LT, pushed left stick forward, and mashed the bloody hell out of A).

The one downside to the battle system is it is easy to go into the game mashing buttons like a five - year - old playing Street Fighter.

The days of button mashing are long gone.

Mashing the attack button will make Roddy and Cathy go into a combo, with Roddy eventually letting out a flurry of punches, while Cathy does a Hyakuretsukyaku / Lightning Kick move.

As you checked other skaters to try to gain possession of the puck, you often quickly went to a fighting mini-game where you mashed buttons in an attempt to knock your opponent down.

When I first started playing the game, my go - to tactic was to button mash my way to victory (I'm not proud of it, don't look at me like that, yes I can see you through your screen, no I am not a wizard!).

Speaking of Sleeping Dogs, I feel like it was an improvement on the Batman fighting system — it's hardly complex, but if you're just mashing the same button over and over you're probably going to get killed.

Enemies don't offer many attack patterns of strategies, all you need to do is constantly mash the attack button until everybody is gone.

You could beat the story by simply mashing buttons until the beast is defeated, but you're certainly not going to have a good time doing that.