Sentences with phrase «interesting side characters»

What better next project for them than the Cyberpunk universe, set in the distant dystopian future, the chance to weave an impressive story with hundreds of interesting side characters is completed endless.

However, journeys and interesting side characters are neither story nor plot.

Luckily for us he worked for 15 years in front of the camera as both the leading man and as interesting side characters.

There are few interesting side characters, no party members, and little dialogue.

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In gentle characters, where devoutness is intense and the intellect feeble, we have an imaginative absorption in the love of God to the exclusion of all practical human interests, which, though innocent enough, is too one - sided to be admirable.

While this creepy walk through post-war Vienna may not always make sense (Joe Cotton's character argues with the cops about them having a lack of evidence when he in fact is on the light side of proof) it's moody atmospherics make for an interesting crawl through the bad side of town.

It helps that Garland writes interesting, capable female characters and casts an ensemble with the talent necessary to make the emotional side work.

Spectacular character design and script create one of the most interesting side quests in the Witcher universe and make it easy to overcome some mistakes in its design.

«If I start saying names and specific characters or elements then people will start thinking we're actually working on those projects, but I believe on Snake's side of course there are many characters who are very interesting,» he said.

But with the upgrades that your character gets, along side a very interesting storyline, this game really provides one of those experiences that is just plain fun.

The revelations and twists you unearth are genuinely interesting and surprising, while making the characters of David Gordon and his side - kick all the more convincing.

Still, Jimi: All is By My Side is an interesting curiosity that takes chances and gets at a certain truth about its enigmatic lead character.

Thoughtful and generous, it's that rare ensemble film that gives its side characters enough room to breathe and grow: Two romantic interests — played by Manchester by the Sea's Lucas Hedges and Call Me by Your Name's Timothée Chalamet, both superb — as well as an upbeat nun (the legendary Lois Smith) stand out in this loving ode to mothers, daughters and the girlhood towns we never fully leave behind.

The one interesting side note to the film, however, is the fact that Jaime Winstone has taken on a role that is a departure from her usual bad girl characters, which is something that may well serve her well in the future, even if her first step into new territory is something of a misfire.

Undercut by dumbed - down dialogue, unconvincing characters, and a thirst for blood which borders on the Mel Gibson - side of excessive, Antoine Fuqua's latest feature seems interested in only one thing: making Gerard Butler look more of a man than... Continue reading Olympus Has Fallen

These two characters have much in common, however, beyond their shared vocation: passion for their work, care for their patients, side interests in art (he with literature and visual art, she with music).

Although they eventually start to feel samey and repetitive, the side quests often contain more interesting characters and offer additional motivation for exploration and combat.

Thoughtful and generous, it's that rare ensemble film that gives its side characters enough room to breathe and grow: Two romantic interests — played by Lucas Hedges and Timothée Chalamet, both superb — as well as an upbeat nun (the legendary Lois Smith) stand out in this loving ode to mothers, daughters and the girlhood towns we never fully leave behind.

Side characters appear to have more interesting storylines, like Cate Blanchett's French resistance curator, which leaves the movie floundering for where its forward momentum should come from.

Undercut by dumbed - down dialogue, unconvincing characters, and a thirst for blood which borders on the Mel Gibson - side of excessive, Antoine Fuqua's latest feature seems interested in only one thing: making Gerard Butler look more of a man than he already does.

The only option is to grind, grind, grind... and while the game's world and characters are very interesting, generic hands - off battles and hollow side quests are not.

The episode is absolutely worth your time to watch to hear a lot of interesting stories from the character animation side of Disney Infinity!

The more interesting characters (and cannier casting choices) are on the opposing side.

This strange, early years biography of Bruce Lee appears more interested in one of the story's male side characters.

(Side note: Ubisoft's admirable efforts to include less - tired types of characters and stories has certainly helped the series feel fresh and interesting recently.)

Lone Star is a solid film to be sure, but it might have been even better without some of the side stories and characters who, while providing well - drawn characters and interesting things to think about, serve to weaken the overall tightness of what is a good story to begin with.

The Rogue also gained more aggressive wheelarches, in addition to plenty of character lines along the sides, with Nissan also trying to make the rear fascia a little more interesting.

The side of the car features additional character lines to make it more interesting, while the whole car cuts a sportier stance.

It's interesting to see where all the characters have ended up, and the situations Nan faces in her attempts to navigate the Upper East Side as well as the Xes manage to be outlandish yet believable, given what we know of the characters and the world they inhabit.

Norma seemed a side character and Flaurette was rather a silly self interested character.

It had a darker side to it too, buried within the main character Sylvie's past, which made it all the more interesting.

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After the controversy over Go Set a Watchman's «dark» version of the formerly morally upstanding Atticus Finch, The New York Times has published an article showing two sides of the debate: can virtuous characters keep readers interested?

As a side scrolling shooter it wasn't bad and the game did have some interesting mechanics, but the story was straight up insulting to both its main character and the player.

Stand out aspects of the game include Dragons which can ravage entire towns on a whim, a brand new levelling system that does away with set classes and gives you 18 skills and 280 perks to choose from, the ability to forge your own armour and weapons, side - quests that dynamically alter to better suit your character and create more interesting missions, and a new Dragon Shout system that allows you to learn powerful battle cries in the Dragon's language that can slow down time, teleport or even summon a dragon to your aid and much more.

And yet, it's still considered by many to be the best in the long - running series for its epic storyline, interesting side - quests, deep battle system, and memorable characters, to name but a few reasons.

Pros: + Solid combat mechanics + Some interesting characters + Plenty of side - quests + Character ability / equipment selection allows for good customisation

Mid-battle cutscenes also flow better than before, such as cameras focusing on areas of interest mid-battle, and meetings with certain generals happening in a more realistic way; while in the old games you would sometimes see your character interacting with a general on the other side of the map during a cutscene, this doesn't tend to happen now, some scenes flowing back into gameplay with your character standing in front of the officer they were speaking to, rather than suddenly finding yourself back on the other side of the map as though nothing had happened.

On top of that, you even have «Strangers» you can meet, which are ongoing side missions that can be completed at any time, involving other characters who can be just as interesting and intriguing as the rest.

To make things more interesting, you will sometimes encounter other characters, who will give you small side - quests within missions in order to win rewards, such as taking down certain bases and defeating certain enemies.

Each of the characters» stories - we'll focus on Sonic's for now, since it's the first storyline to be open to you and obviously the one people will be most interested in - rotates around a hub area where you talk to people, take on side missions and advance the storyline of the game.

It's always interesting to see what each character is up to when you jump in and take control, for example Michael may be in the middle of arguing with his wife or Trevor might be trying to get in touch with his feminine side.

On the interesting side of things, this sequel features a two - player co-op campaign, extensive character creation options and aerial dogfights.

Rather than dozens upon dozens of copy and paste events we've got actual side - quests with interesting characters.

You have an indie rogues gallery of characters to play with, along side the several original characters that Lab Zero have created so there is no shortage of interesting party members to fight with if Indivisible gets made.

- Fix up the missing loopholes in character bios - Make sure the flow of the main story is on track - Implement new ideas in the main story to make it interesting enough - Come up with dialogue for the NPCs and main characters - Come up with weird but exciting side missions for the player to do

Side characters and story keep are pretty interesting and keeps me wanting more... My one negative so far is that i wish they had different images cycle through when characters interact instead of just having a static image that doesn't move.

On a quick side note, kudos to the developers for even having the characters» dialogue be true to their original character, but I wish they all had something more interesting to say than «Let's keep going until we find a way back to our original worlds!».

Even if you don't feel like advancing the game's plot, there are Riddler Trophies, Joker Balloons, security cameras, interesting side quests, character bios, Challenge Maps, and a whole separate part of the game with Catwoman.