Sentences with phrase «make progression in the game»

«I feel like I'm making the progressions in my game, I'm getting better every year, and... if I can do the right things and keep sticking to our practice plan and what we're doing on a daily basis, then I feel like a major could be in store for this year.»

And the worst thing is is that the game never seems to show you any means to make yourself better, or that they decide to make the progression in the game just so awful and monotomous, as well as anti-social considering how seasoned veterans will ALWAYS WIN at any kind of gamemode and that every player tries to kill you on sight even if you are just minding your own business.

The changes that Ghost Games applied to Need for Speed: Payback makes progression in the game much easier, as players can collect Rep and Bank much faster.

Even worse was the discovery that these loots crates were the only way to make progression in the game.

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Throughout the spring game, he was hesitant in making progressions and not always delivering crisp, on - time passes.

Additionally, when you play co-op in a friend's game, any and all experience points and story progression made will be carried back over to your own game.

The other choice is the Pro Career which strips away all the driving aids and ups the AI making the game a punishing exercise in progression.

These elements are supposed to represent the style of music available in each of the songs that appear here and it makes your progression through the game feel a little more involved than simply selecting the next song from a huge playlist.

Which isn't to say there aren't funny bits in Deadpool, but none of them really hit until later in the game, when the story relaxes into a bit more of a traditional progression and lets the level designs do the gag work, rather than making North beg for laughs by screaming the words «chimichanga» and «fuck» strictly for their presumed hilariousness.

Exchanging the old progression system linked to Gym Leaders in favor of the far more interesting and varied Island Trials, adding Totem Pokémon, making Wild Pokémon battles less predictable, filling the world with detail and secrets to discover, and giving story and characters an expanded role are the key features that make Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon so refreshing that they may even be enjoyed by those who didn't like previous Pokémon games.

Monster Hunter World is the first game in the long - running action RPG franchise which properly caters to both hardcore fans enamoured with its endlessly deep gameplay systems and newcomers intrigued with the premise of hunting down exotic fantasy monsters — thanks to smart streamlining of its more obtuse elements and substantial improvements to its online multiplayer options which make progression a lot easier for newcomers or those who don't have 50 hours a week to sink into the game on their own.

is the first game in the long - running action RPG franchise which properly caters to both hardcore fans enamoured with its endlessly deep gameplay systems and newcomers intrigued with the premise of hunting down exotic fantasy monsters — thanks to smart streamlining of its more obtuse elements and substantial improvements to its online multiplayer options which make progression a lot easier for newcomers or those who don't have 50 hours a week to sink into the game on their own.

The types of creatures appear one after the other, gradually getting more and more fearsome, rather like the progression one makes in a computer game.

The mod changes the damage values of the game's weapons to be more «accurate», makes the defense values of in - game armor more realistic, adds slower character progression in term's of the stats system, makes your hunger & thirst meters go down more rapidly and makes the shopkeepers in the game more shrewd about the prices they give for items that are bought or sold.

It would have made more sense to lock certain chapters from a free player's story progression than to refuse him / her in - game customer support.

The tower defense genre has become so saturated with developers trying to cash in with pay - to - win progression systems or uninspired concepts, it's hard to distinguish what makes a tower defense game actually good.

This system brings a solid sense of progression to the game, and hunting down some of the bigger vials which grant you extra experience provides some of the most challenging moments in the entire game, making them more than worth hunting down for anyone feeling that the is a bit too easy, though even at its most difficult Trine 2 is not a very taxing game on the old brain.

However, the game, especially it's progression to get more advanced weapons and armor sets, is highly dependent on online play, and in some cases, it is online - exclusive to have access to certain hunts which have monsters that provide you with the necessary resources to make better equipment.

is the first game in the long - running action RPG franchise which properly caters to both hardcore fans enamoured with its endlessly deep gameplay systems and newcomers intrigued with the premise of hunting down exotic fantasy monsters — thanks to smart streamlining of its more obtuse elements and substantial improvements to its online multiplayer options which make progression a lot easier for newcomers or those who don't have 50 hours a week to sink into the game on their own.

Monster Hunter World is the first game in the long - running action RPG franchise which properly caters to both hardcore fans enamoured with its endlessly deep gameplay systems and newcomers intrigued with the premise of hunting down exotic fantasy monsters — thanks to smart streamlining of its more obtuse elements and substantial improvements to its online multiplayer options which make progression a lot easier for newcomers or those who don't have 50 hours a week to sink into the game on their own.

Our GoD: Factory Wingmen editor's choice review provides an in - depth look at how this latter - day space game makes dogfighting fun again, and how its ship design suite, progression and unlocks provide a compelling draw outside of battle.

Destiny is a game that holds a great amount of hype around it and while the initial reveal of it at E3 ’13 led us to believe that we are in for a game that is going to exemplary, some leaked Alpha Gameplay videos which leaked from an Ubisoft employee (Ryan Butler, Graphics Designer) have made their way onto the internet due to his excitement of streaming the game on his PS4, sadly the game has yet to show any unique feature that we haven't already seen in a Borderlands game, but at least Borderlands is a game that offers comedic story progression through hilarious storytelling, but Destiny is too straightforward and doesn't really offer anything that we haven't seen already.

According to calculations made by the aforementioned user EnergiserX, during his three - hour test session he should have gained about 1.5 additional Bright Engrams, which translated in roughly $ 3.96 AUD lost in value — the implication being that the game's artificially reduced XP progression could incentivize customers to purchase Bright Engrams with real money and be done with it.

Character and player account progression is permanent, so when a character rotates out and then return, any progress you've made with it will still be there, and content including heroes, skins, boosters, and Story Mode Operations will be unlockable individually in the Marketplace, with either in - game credits or Platinum premium currency.

Naturally, the remaining multiplayer modes in the game are very well made and due to the overall co-op focus of the main campaign feel like a natural progression.

Unlike most games in the prototype stage, H: FF brings accent and ambiance pieces that aren't necessarily crucial to game progression, but make for a great looking game.

Couple that with the faction system, where each team can pick one of the factions in the Verdict War, really adds a nice layer of progression and makes us feel that this is what the previous game was meant to be in the first place.

Despite multiple attempts to break through its prickly outer shell in the past, the increased accessibility and sticky progression loop in World makes it the first game in the long - running series I've been able to wholly, irrevocably succumb to.

Having new weapons to make is also a nice progression to the game that lets you enjoy things in a whole new sick way.

Back in the era of LAN parties this would have been the first game on my list, but the learning curve and rate of progression make it a tough sell in today's gaming landscape.

Yamamoto: There was no story progression in the last game; since this title is the conclusion of the Ash saga, many characters related to Ash's story will make an appearance.

This allows for a ton of replayability, and to get passed the complaint that there is no progression made in games like these, they have what's called a Dream Vault, which after each death allows you take some of your items with you into the next life.

Starting from the 2009 season would be progression, but in order to make the truly most historic F1 game to date; classic seasons beginning in the first - ever F1 season in 1950 and continuing through the decades and eras of F1 including new tracks, track variations, legendary drivers, cars, teams, engines, aerodynamics and much more besides would not only be amazing, but unprecedented.

Question from Reddit user hanburgundy: Even among game journalists, the progression system sticks out as the clear sore point in what otherwise looks like a very well made game - to the point that for many it is souring the whole experience.

This game does not concern itself with a plot, disguising dialogue (say, from a news program) in a semi-guttural speech usually reserved for adults in Charlie Brown, and the progression of stages — from a college campus, to a town, to the moon, and back — makes very little sense, even in the context of the game.

The progression in the multiplayer being so intrinsically tied into a loot box heavy system took away a lot of what made the first game so pick - up - and - play, with a great deal of the game being left to chance.

The above team made a game about «impotence» using a two - part graph that plotted (what they defined as) fertility and a progression through three - stages of emotional and physical arousal to try and explore how it might feel to struggle to conceive a child under the pressures that can build up in a family relationship over time.

I've always enjoyed the Forza series in general and applauded Turn 10 for the way that they've managed to create a game series for racers and drivers and car aficionados of all capabilities, ensuring that petrolheads come back time and time again thanks to exceptional vehicle modelling, options to tailor the Forza games to one's own specifications in terms of simulation and skill, addictive progression mechanics and rewarding unlocks, and car - porn camerawork that might make the BBC Top Gear team deliver an ovation.

Alienation is in fact a spiritual sequel to Dead Nation taking all the good action elements of the original title, but as a completely new game it makes an interesting twist as an Action RPG with a loot system and character progression that takes the best of genres like modern social shooters and classic dungeon crawlers.

The lessons learned from the handling, player feedback, vehicle weight distribution, in - game game progression, track design and more have made their way into this next instalment in the off - road racer.

The turn - based game lets you square off in cities made of eight - by - eight grids, and like FTL it has elegant mechanics layered on top of each other to provide context (and progression) for the battles.

Having a true sense of progression and aim makes your time in Ark feel worthwhile, and that's something many survival games struggle with.

After a strong showing at E3, recognizing that they had made quite a few missteps in everything from progression to the game itself, Battlefront 2 seems to march ever onward towards its fall...

In games with varying types of progressions, it might make sense to not let the player have the next upgrade until they've gotten the previous one mastered.

This was largely due to changes that made the game more accessible to newcomers, including a required tutorial during the introductory cut scene and a greater emphasis on story progression than previous titles in the series.

The most frustrating issue here is that I know for a fact that DICE knows how to do progression systems the right way (Battlefield) and, whether through their own poor decisions or influence from their publisher, they've managed to make in - game rewards anything but rewarding.

The unique takes on battling and character progression helped in making the game feel a bit fresh for an older PSP title.

These new RPG elements make you feel much more tied to your character's progression than in past Assassin's Creed games.

They're also throwing in 7 - player band sessions, improved drums and cymbals, better story mode and character progression... basically, the way things are shaping up, Rock Band 3 might well be the most comprehensive music game ever made.

Following in the footsteps of GTA III and Vice City, San Andreas will arrive with remastered graphics, new touch - screen controls and a reworked checkpoint system that is designed to make progression easier in the game.