Sentences with phrase «lack of an online»

We narrowed down the cause to a lack of online presence.

Way back when, when I was researching online for our first family vacation with our daughter, I surprised at the lack of online resources available to parents hoping to travel with their children.

You're Not Present Online: Oftentimes, business owners who find that their companies are not growing can blame a lack of online presence and advertising.

Second, because repeat Epolitics.com contributor Chris Talbot and I are both quoted extensively, basically bemoaning the lack of online advertising among all the Wisconsin digital outreach.

I've been chatting recently with a couple of frustrated clients who are feeling stressed about their lack of online dating success.

Most of the dating sites experience the problems like lack of online members and incomplete profiles.

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Are you frustrated with your lack of online dating success?

Coupled with a smallish membership base, lots of fake and inactive profiles and lack of online activity, you'd be advised to check out some of the other sites in this category before settling for this one.

The two big problems are the lack of online play and the game is also very repetitive.

The lack of online play, and the short campaign is all that keeps this from getting a perfect 10.

Suffers from some imperfections such as lack of online multiplayer.

The lack of online

It's a shame that some of the missions are really too easy to complete, and the lack of an online 1vs1 mode is indeed unforgivable, but it's still an interesting strategic experience on Wii U.

Its game modes are uninteresting, its visuals have no added value whatsoever and its sound component is disastrous, not to mention the lack of an online component.

Despite the lack of online play and songs missing from the set list, Lego Rock Band's happy presentation, enjoyable soundtrack and rockin» gameplay will keep you entertained for quite some time.

Particularly glaring is the lack of online play, which certainly would have helped longevity considerably.

Lack of online chat doesn't bother me that much, as you already have a good idea of what to do from your team - mates actions and looking at the map on the GamePad.

But the lack of online connectivity is just disappointing and there is not much to do after you finish all of the modes.

If it wasn't for the high price and lack of online multiplayer I'd recommend this in one fell swoop, no hesitation.

While four - player local multiplayer is a neat addition, I found the lack of online co-op off - putting.

MyNintendoNews (a Nintendo - specific website) gives the game an 8.5 / 10 stating that the game is fun; however the lack of online does hurt it very much.

I had really, really, really hoped this one would fix HW main flaw, aka lack of online co-op, but alas that did not happen.

However too many technical problems and the lack of online get the product is not expected.

It's annoying that they focused on Awakening and Fates (instead of e.g. the Tellius games) but that much I can totally understand, as it makes sense to me commercially, but the lack of online... doesn't.

Wander of the Dragons was probably made on a lower budget than Double Dragon: Neon, a game which also supports local co-op only (for now), so the lack of online multiplayer shouldn't be too much of a surprise.

Along with the lack of online capabilities, the graphics could use some work, and there is still some tweaking to do on the gameplay.

I literally started losing my breath,» Jen said about her lack of online activity.

First of all, you can aim to get high scores in the three cooperative sports but the lack of online leaderboards makes the effort required to do so a lot less fruitful.

Its only shortcoming at this point is the lack of an online coop mode.

The lack of online multiplayer hurts the longevity of what is otherwise the most engaging and addictive twin stick shooter yet.

A lack of an online mode is very disappointing and is quite frankly expected at this point.

What do we think of the lack of online capabilities??

Super Mega Baseball was a brilliant arcade baseball sim that was let down by its lack of online play.

It took away the fun aspect and actually annoyed me and then there is the lack of online co-op play (still).

If you can get past that, and the lack of online play, everything else looks and plays great.

A lack of online leaderboards also really hurts the long - term appeal of the game, instead only saving your best score for each mode.

Too bad the price and lack of online play hold it back a bit.

The main feature that may heavily deter many would - be buyers is the lack of online functionality.

Also, the lack of online multiplayer means you'll only get to experience this one when your friends are actually on the couch next to you, which is really the best way to play these types of games.

While the same could be said of a board game, Nintendo leads a full - fledged fandom itching to get online, and, coupled with a console packed with internet - ready software, this lack of online play seems like a firewall Nintendo specifically deployed on the presumption that it may discourage local multiplayer, and this, to me, makes no sense.

While many players found a certain satisfaction in Donkey Kong dunking on a cactuar, Mario Hoops» simple AI opponents, clumsy controls, and lack of online play left many DS owners disappointed.

A high launch price and a lack of online multiplayer mar what is an otherwise enjoyable local multiplayer romp.

This may make the game more exciting, but the lack of online features means that you're automatically matched with any random player.

Lack of Online support was one of the strongest critics the Wii had during its time, and now that Nintendo promised they would do something about that, all they do is add some Miiverse feature instead of doing the right thing!

online play would only ruin that game as players online tend to do their own thing more then half the time, why did nt you complain about rayman legends lack of online play?

There's the standard game modes like Time Trial but my biggest gripe is the lack of online multiplayer — while there's split screen capabilities, not having a dedicated matchmaking system for multiplayer, in this day and age, is disappointing because it could have been a blast to race against five other friends.

The graphics need TLC and the lack of online sucks a lot of the replay value out but it does handle well as a standard kart racer.

One of the biggest sales barrier for training companies today is the lack of online course booking.

In fact, too many learners drop out due to lack of an online support system.