Sentences with phrase «much xp»

Basically, Reddit users figured out that the amount of XP the game was reporting was not consistent with how much the XP bar was increasing — Bungie was throttling levels.

After amassing so much XP, you're able to spend it on new skills or improve ones you already possess, granting a good sense of progression and offering a level of compulsion to the fighting that the mechanics scarcely do.

To save you some time — don't bother with the non-specific side quests — they are a massive time sink and they don't give you much XP.

In the usual fashion, amassing so much XP will see your characters advance in level, increasing their stats.

Also, trying to accumulate as much XP as possible also adds a significant element to the game.

So, if you're sitting outside the designated zone waiting for the beast to get closer to death before deciding to join at the last moment, you won't earn much XP at all.

Starting today until Monday you can earn twice as much XP on all the perks as well as have additional item drops which should be very useful in the new PvP mode.

Then there's the mastery path for crafting, and the one for taking on the Fractal instances, each requiring just as much XP to complete as the HoT specific ones.

This time, a bunch of Destiny 2 fans found out that even though the game told them they were gaining as much XP as expected, that wasn't actually the case — the system was hiddenly throttling the XP gains particularly when grinding activities such as Public Events.

Running into small obstacles likes cones and zombies will increase your overall experience points, but I wasn't sure how much XP I gained affected how many coins I ended up with.

Not exact matches

Also I totally forgot to mention that Peach is holding her personal Wiimote too much like a phone... XP

For those of you who frequently read Plus XP, you will know that a few weeks back I had done a preview post on this very game, saying how much I did like the original manga series and the concept of the Dynasty Warriors game style being translated into a next - gen beat «em up would be just damn right awesome.

As you progress through the game you'll gain XP, and then can level up that character with new weapons and abilities, much like Call of Duty 4's multiplayer.

These offer pretty decent XP for not very much work, but be aware you have to manually select them in your quest journal for your actions to count as progress.

The combo system helps you rack up more XP by killing multiple enemies at once, and this can be made much easier by the use of certain upgrades.

However as most games contain an element of grinding, Horizon Zero Dawn doesn't make it a chore (too much) and the XP you earn is used to upgrade Aloy.

XP can be earned by learners for pretty much any type of interaction with the LMS, from posting on the message board to downloading content.

They call it the Dell XPS 13, and we are sure you will like it as much as we did.

And since it's a desktop platform, application designed for Windows 7, Vista and XP should work without much hassle.

Windows Vista (ReadyBoost not supported) Windows 2000 SP4, Windows XP (SP1, SP2) Mac OS (10.3.x and above) Linux (2.6 and above) See how much you can store on Kingston Memory Cards for Mobile Devices

Considering that the m9750 runs Windows XP (the C90 runs Vista) and costs more than twice as much, this is quite a feat.

The slight tapers at the top and bottom of the XP's back also make it one of the most comfortable phones to hold with one hand (and fit in a pair of slim jeans without bulging too much).

We'd would much prefer if this was replaced with an SD card slot, which was missing on the XPS 13, too.

That's the same amount of time it took to boot the Dell XPS 12, and much faster than the category average of 25 seconds.

The XPS 630 lagged behind the Velocity Micro on the Video Creation test, but then again the VM costs twice as much and has a faster hard drive RAID array which is beneficial to video production.

Truth is, you can buy much better laptops and much better tablets (enter stage left, respectively, the Dell XPS 13 and 12.9 in iPad Pro).

I'm not sure that the last message has much to do with the difference in the XP conversion rate but the first response certainly appears to answer the question.

I knew that this wasn't a typo as all the calculations on the French page were based on the lower XP number but, as I don't know very much about the Flying Blue program, I also didn't have a sensible answer as to what's going on.

But thankfully because XP and fans are largely pointless, this flaw doesn't harm the game too much.

These creatures play an intriguing role in the game at the moment because killing them will net you a small amount of XP, but it's not worth your time actively hunting them all versus chasing the bounty or murdering other players, nor are they particularly dangerous because you can scout around them provided you don't make too much noise.

Simply tag along with them and a small display at the bottom of the screen will show you exactly how much extra XP you're earning per kill by being near your team, with more teammates equalling more points.

GT Sport does let you amass various types of virtual currency and XP — you'll be awarded Credits, Mileage Points, Daily Workout Points, and experience every time you finish a race — but it's hard to care much about any of it.

You get much more XP going stealth / non-lethal, and until you get at least a few upgrades the fights can be very hard to win.

It wouldn't matter so much if progression was gear based, but it's an XP system, and you basically need to do the fetch quests to level up to the required level for the main missions.

I skipped out on some options in the early game, because options are limited by what you can afford to unlock with XP, but by the latter half I had more than enough to unlock pretty much everything I wanted in time for the most brutal battles.

You'll earn a lot more XP, and you'll have a much better time, if you just pick a direction and have a wander.

Thanks to a game with Dev's session this weekend on Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, it brings with it a Double XP weekend to enable you to do exactly as it says on the tin — earn twice as much... [Read More]

Halo4 single player was great, but the multiplayer left much to be desired.its popularity trailed off quickly because of the focus on XP instead of TrueSkill and the shift from hoppers (team objective, team slayer) to individualized playlists that fragments the player pool.

Your fight — Each battle you wage, you will gain XP and gil to deepen the customization of your Final Fantasy champion — from EX skills to weapons to skins, level up Only the brave survive — The bravery combat system allows a much deeper and more methodical approach to the fighting game genre, separating luck from skill

XP is a very important gameplay mechanic as earning enough XP to level - up to the next level will unlock a skill point in order to afford a new upgrade within your subclass such as upgrading from a magnetic grenade to a voidwall grenade which creates a horizontal wall of burning void light, while Towering Barricade provides a large barrier which is capable of reinforcing a position with cover from enemy fire; Defensive Strike produces an overshield around your character and allied characters following killing an enemy using this melee ability; and much more besides, albeit some upgrades require your character to be levelled up to a specific level before being able to unlock the ability with a skill point.

Much like the previous games, completing each race earns you both Cash rewards (CR) and Experience points (XP).

(currently at 21) the near updates for it makes it much more exciting to play because im constantly earning multiple xp just for being someones friend!

Whether it be trading on Bermuda Isles, running around and searching for turtles (leading to a challenge which, on the surface is very simple, though I found myself consistently making it difficult for myself) or pretty much falling into the generic RPG tropes of questing on behalf of someone else in order to gain money or XP and even a running competition which I still don't really understand the meaning of.

Sadly, aside from finding some XP and fast - travel boards to drive into, there isn't much to do besides admire the scenery.

I didn't have much access to the internet at that time (It was 2007 and we was running aol 9.0 on dail up on a windows 98 (I know right, while everyone else was enjoying their windows XPs and Vistas) I looked at a review and even started having dreams of being inside the game.

You gain skills by leveling up; you get xp for pretty much everything in the game.

Survivor skills include rapid crafting for faster crafting of throwable objects and ammo when running to evade enemy attacks; resourceful combatant provides greater XP for killing or knocking out enemies with crafted handheld objects; avid learner produces an XP bonus for finding survival caches, documents and relics as well as completing challenges; and much more besides.

Here's a quick list of what earns you Clan XP, and how much:

Your tablet also shows the time of day, the current temperature as well as how much money and XP you have.

It's a little different on how you select what you would like to play nowadays, instead of just a menu you now have Headquarters which is an interactive hub where you can select everything, for instance, if you go over to Major Howard you can select your daily / weekly orders upon completing these you will receive supply crates, armory credits or an XP bonus, you can also check your mail for any collectables that have dropped or go to the quartermaster to spend / purchase your CoD points along with spending your armory credits on contracts etc on top of this you have multiple other areas to visit such as training areas and prestige, I'm not going to go into too much detail, it's a nice touch keeping things more interactive instead of a boring menu we used to have back in the day.