Sentences with phrase «groups biggest enemy»
Al Qaeda.and Islamic terrorist groups biggest enemy is not the US (as much as we would like to think of ourselves as that important) or even the Western World.
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/ Not exact matches
Elsewhere, the leader's biggest enemies are lumped together in a 36 - strong «Hostile» group.
With those weapons of, er, light destruction, you'll simply go from area to area battling small groups of the same enemy grunts over and over, with the occasional big guy thrown in for good measure, although he doesn't really add much of a dynamic to the combat.
The biggest flaw here is that in order to target a specific enemy, say the healer in a group, you have to be able to select them using the cursor and press X on them once you're hovering over them in order to prioritize them.
Among the issues are slowdown when big groups of enemies are present, which is fairly normal, but for it to be happening on the PS4 is inexcusable; pop up, as characters and enemies suddenly and magically appear onscreen, and a bad camera, which can get stuck in awkward angles and can cost you, especially when you're outnumbered by bloodthirsty officers.
From here, you command each one of your groups and choose from where they attack, putting a bigger emphasis on enemy weak spots than other JRPGs.
«We'll take your insights into consideration, and in the future we'll build our settings with slightly bigger crowds and smaller (but more varied) Elite groups,» the post stated on one particular point about enemy density.
The Namco Bandai published, CI Games developed Enemy Front tries to tell a WW2 story from a different angle, through the eyes of an American War Correspondent named Robert Hawkins who is actively involved in helping the Resistance groups across Europe against Nazi occupation, in pursuit of the next big scoop.
While I was pondering all this, I came across a video by OrganicNation, in which they take a visit to Organic Valley's headquarters, and ask Ken Cook, the President of Environmental Working Group (EWG), whether Big Organic is the enemy, or whether it has a role to play in mainstreaming more sustainable food and farming.