Sentences with phrase «health pool»

Each boss needs to feel like an MMO raid boss, which means large health pools and having players do enough damage.

In fact, this soul system effectively gives you a team of characters with their own health pools and stats, as well as skills, which is pretty cool.

The main reason high health pools are «in» is because it's simply less time consuming for developers.

Both players begin with their own standard health pool with three hearts and when depleted, they die.

Her skills and health pool take some getting used to.

They do have a large health pool, though, so be prepared for the long haul.

More angry, more hard - hitting, and with bigger health pools, Tempered Monsters are the game's hardest challenge, and the only way to get Streamstones.

Developer Treyarch mentioned «predictive recoil» during the reveal, and while this could play a significant factor for the most dedicated players looking to master every weapons, the more prominent, surface - level changes are found in the shooter's increased health pools and lack of aerial platforming.

There's also the matter of the Demon Hand being able to permanently destroy these phantom replacements, so there are now new phases where Oni have to deal with their bits going missing — seeing them dragging themselves along with one arm and such is pretty neat, and the fact that most bosses naturally have smaller health pools than the first game makes extended fight sequences less of a drag.

It has an enormous health pool and takes a heck of a beating, even after you knock some of its armour off.

The Effluvium it seeps out of its body can cut whatever health pool you have in half until its effects go away.

Galudon't monsters actually have a slight differences in health pools?

It was good that MXM managed to avoid the trap of merely adding more enemies or increasing boss health pools and calling it a challenge.

Unlike Four Swords Adventure, which could be played co-operatively or competitively, Tri Force Heroes forces co-operation through a shared health pool, and enemies or obstacles that need all hands on deck.

All too often with these open world titles, what begins as an escapade into the great unknown concludes with you mindlessly fast travelling between towns to push forward the plot; those nameless creatures lurking in the wilderness turn out to be just the same enemies with varying health pools; the array of quests turn out to be the same handful of challenges in circulation; and the treasures scattered across the land are found to be superfluous, and sorting them becomes a tedious affair.

Every character has only a very limited health pool, medkits are rare and taking cover during encounters is a key aspect, as both shooting and controlling them is a rather clumsy, passive endeavour.

The larger health pools force players to dedicate more focus to each individual target, mitigating the annoying twitchiness of older games necessitating more caution when facing down larger groups.

Proper main bosses, like the one in the final level or a fat wizard midway through the campaign, have a huge health pool and constantly spam you with ranged attacks that both deal a lot of damage and prevent you from resurrecting fallen teammates.

This might be forgivable if every enemy didn't have positively massive health pools.

Equally, an ineffective dodge and tiny regenerating health pool also make ranged combat more favourable but no less repetitive.

Scalebearer is an interesting choice to provide at a low cost — he's a giant hulking tank class champion who has a plentiful health pool and is able to obliterate enemies in his way with his charge ultimate.

These can be pretty tough to defeat thanks to their hefty health pool and the fact they'll constantly be trying to charge you down or hurl giant rocks in your direction, so we'll walk you through how to beat Behemoths easily.

In fact, I'd argue that Monster Hunter is more forgiving in this regard than Souls because you have a bigger health pool, a wider range of healing items, and pre-fight buffs to fall back on.

The Heavy class is designed around crowd control, using their heavy rifles and high health pool to weaken enemies and provide suppressing fire.

The player can summon Wolf Link to act as a guardian for Link, with its own health pool.

Trading speed for a larger health pool?

It also has more armour and a bigger health pool, so each one should be approached like a boss battle.

This will also slowly decrease your health pool as you fight, so pay attention to your health vigilantly.

Unless you power up your cards and ninja's health pools, you're going to be swimming in low damage attacks that just won't prove to be very effective.

When you combine the ailment afflictions with its raw damage output and large health pool, you're basically looking at an even tougher Diablos battle.

Players stack Mirages and combine all three sizes for a larger health pool and more powerful spells.

Bravery attacks will lower the opponent's bravery score and increase your own, but they can't be used to eliminate players and have no effect on their health pool.

Legislative changes could happen between now and then, but states are moving quickly to create high risk health pools to accommodate those who are currently uninsurable.

Grinding for flame resistant armor is a better play here, as the anjanath's fire breath can melt hunters in one hit, even if they have a large health pool.