Sentences with phrase «just main missions»

You could have literally done just the main missions and none of the side missions and be done with the game in just a few hours.

And that's just the main missions, get into the side missions and you'll encounter a range of odd quests like killing ostriches so a feather - allergic child can venture outside.

There is much more than just main missions in Red Dead, f...

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Children are the main focus of Love146's mission, and the organization wants to be sure they are not treated unfairly just because of their age and stature.

The main reason that I believe that this collection of historically contingent documents is the inerrant revelation of God is because I believe Jesus rose from the dead and I have experienced the power of that event: therefore the prophecies weren't empty promises, the conquest of Israel wasn't just a powerplay under the masquerade of a divine mission, and the apostles really were guided by the Holy Spirit to expound further on all matters leading to salvation.

These missions are the results of common efforts done by the GIPC and the Embassy of Mexico at just one year of the full opening of the mentioned diplomatic mission in Accra, and its target is to strengthen the economic ties between both countries who are called to turn two main actors in the economic global growth in the following years.

The Gaia satellite's main mission may be to map the stars in our home galaxy, but its extracurricular plans are just as thrilling

Just like many sandbox style games you have the main missions and the side missions, the main differences being are the length of the missions and difficulty.

In addition to user created missions we can still expect traditional multiplayer modes, which are being handled by Kojima Productions new L.A. studio so the main team can get the single player campaign just right.

In Renegade Ops there is only co-op mode to play, and this is basically just playing through the same 9 missions that is there in game's main campaign.

Your main hub in Monster Hunter World is a base established by the Research Commission and you will initially start with just one part of the Island unlocked and gradually discover and open more locations on the Island once you clear certain missions.

Just when I thought I was done with all of the main missions in a region, several more side missions would pop up to complete for various characters.

If you're just hanging out in the main city area then you can also just join someone else's currently active quest or even respond to an «SOS» which is when a player shoots out a flare on their mission asking for immediate help.

All missions will show up on your map with the letter of the main story characters name just like past GTA games and you can complete them at your leisure.

I can no longer count the number of times, perfectionist as I am, have reloaded saves from previous turns just to correct the simplest mistake that lead to a squadmate dying, an optional boss escaping, a squadmate returning with injuries that take too long to heal or botching the mission as a whole and losing valuable intel that can help postpone the completion of the game's main objective.

It's always fun to just explore, you do not have to stick to the main mission stories to get enjoyment and adventure out of this game.

The accommodation available at Mission Beach Shores are fully self contained luxury beach bungalows just opposite Mission Beach's main beach.

And best of all missions, of both the side and main varieties, are now most often given you to via dialogue rather than just a plain text box, making them far immersive.

Experience, or EXP, is earned in the game by completing Main or Sub Missions, finding missing cats, enjoying some of the finest cuisine that Japan has to offer or just spending time visiting the many shrines located throughout the game.

Outside of the main campaign there's also VR missions to tackle, which are just short missions with basic goals for you to test your skills out on.

You're going to have to become very familiar with the layout of the base should you wish to truly get the most out of Ground Zeroes, as once you've completed the primary mission, which will likely take around an hour or two, there's just a few extra side - missions unlocked, all of which unfold in the same environment as the main storyline and are relatively short.

Not just that, but the game has a good balance of main and side missions that allow for some solid pacing and plenty of distractions.

But even if there are side missions to do, when I finish a main plot line in a game, I think to myself; «well that's that», I just feel everything else is like I'm there to pick up after the NPC's, I feel that the main problem is gone, the princess is saved, I don't care if I you want me to collect 10 of these, to make 5 of these so this can have that, its tedious and I've done my job, that's when I put my controller down, that's when I never touch the game again... or at least for an extended period of time.

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.

The main mission can be finished within the hour but if you are like me, and like to explore with just stealth there are hours of fun to be had here, also the side missions you unlock usually do not last longer than between 30 minutes to an hour, again, depending on how you approach the game.

Instead of getting to enjoy the main campaign in co-op like previous games in the series, this time you just get a series of repetitive, disconnected missions.

«Players who want to just do the main missions can do that,» says Hay.

Straying from the main plot you've got a multitude of side missions with «Strangers and Freaks» quests or just random events that happen in world that you can choose to interact with.

In exploring the world, it is easy to forget your main goal and get wrapped up in side missions, or simply in just trying to find your next objective.

The Colonel's speech during this codec call is a direct reference to an event in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, when the main character (Raiden) realizes that the Colonel that he had been taking orders from for the whole mission was just an artificial - intelligence look - alike of the real Colonel Campbell that Snake took orders from, in the first Metal Gear Solid.

Ace offers a hell of a lot of playable content however, especially if you're playing offline (online missions can sometimes be over in under five minutes due to over-powered players)-- and the Tower of Yggdrasil, which unlocks after you beat the main game, will give you hours upon hours of play just by itself.

Main missions will progress the story and are usually just your standard «shoot the horny girls» levels.

The consequences of your decisions are weighed not just in main missions, but in side quests as well.

While the game constantly encourages you to using a sniper rifle as your main weapon of domination and death, the open design of the levels mean you can tackle every mission how you wish, including just grabbing an MP40 and going for a full frontal assault, as there's no penalty for being spotted.

«Our goal with the naval experience is to provide a significant variety from not just the main game but also within the missions themselves.

Sadly, like the main campaign these flashback missions are far to short, you're just getting into them when they finish and you thrown back to New Mombasa to go wander around again.

These missions are more of the same and just as dull as missions from the main campaign.

Because of the streamlined nature of Yakuza 6, if you were to just do the story missions and miss the majority of the sub-stories out, you are looking at around 20 - 25 hours to complete the main story.

Again, this is something that annoyed me and it definitely would be distracting to someone who just wants to complete every side mission before diving into the main story.

I feel as if speeding through just the main story missions would cause someone to miss out on crucial parts of the overall narrative if the side quests were to be skipped.

If one were to just focus on the story itself, then Shadow of Mordor would be a relatively short 5 - 7 hour affair, but this is a nigh - impossibility as there are a wealth of distractions to keep you focused on everything but the main missions.

When I first arrived I thought I'd be spending a lot more time there, that it would be much bigger, but it's really just an elaborate introduction to one of the main story missions.

Details about the main campaign, including how the 4 - player co-op works; is it for specific missions, just in free - roam, or for the whole campaign and how is that balanced?

If you just focus on the main story missions and don't particularly enjoy doing much of anything else though, you'll probably get anywhere from 25 to 30 hours out of Yakuza 0, which is still a respectable amount of time for an Action RPG of this size.

Hell, I've even repeated certain missions just to get an influx of GMP — the main currency of the game — to then go and spend on projects or the expansion of Mother Base.

Just like previous entries, players choose between completing main missions to move the story forward — which usually feature the best action set - pieces and scenarios in the game, taking on side missions to gain additional experience and bonuses, and conquering outposts — here in the form of campfires and outposts — in order to fast travel between points in the map.

The side missions do extend that length, though they aren't compulsory — they'll make it easier to upgrade your skills, but you can just go straight to the main missions if you please.

There are two main areas in the game, the underground and the overground, the overground is where you send your creatures in order to progress the mission — up here you control your creatures like a real - time strategy game (RTS), you can select all of them or just a few, command them to attack enemy units, take over mining areas or destroy hero spawning camps.

All missions will show up on your map with the letter of the main story characters name just like past GTA games and you can complete them at your leisure.

Instead, you just continue right there and then, even if you've completed the last main «mission» in a world.