Sentences with phrase «of the main story»

Of course there will be plenty of things to do around the city outside of the main story missions.

However, this is the only part of the main story line that is playable in its current state.

Outside of main story missions, users can complete special dungeons, including event dungeons, to earn rewards.

In fact, it gives you a very nice summary of the events of the main story before starting the new episode that was not present before.

But this leads directly into the elements that you'll be exploring for over fifty hours of main story content.

All stories of courage are echoes of the main story of life.

Outside of the main story content, the optional side quests vary from being simple fetch quests to in depth puzzles.

During the course of the main story, she's a strong character who's incredibly charming.

I must say that The Warriors allows a lot of gameplay outside of the main story mode with the side missions, which feels similar to GTA game.

We took our time getting to the end of the main story because there was just so much to do in the game.

Clearly, the — one of the main stories in the industry over the last few years has been the dynamic growth of e-books.

Each character with their unique traits serves the purpose of the main story line.

That's seven player classes, three difficulty modes, co-op, new random global events, and most of the main story campaign.

This plot line especially brings us out of the main story and into one that is relevant, yet unnecessary within the scope of the film.

It gets repetitive by the end of the game and while some of the boss battles are rather well executed, majority of the main story campaign screams for missed potential.

That's not to say we wouldn't do more of the main story moving forward, this is just something we wanted to try and do now.

This level doesn't feature any type of boss battle as seen in previous levels of the main story.

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.

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.

The final boss of the main story was the biggest example of this.

Like the vanilla game, The Following has a series of main story mission and dozens of side missions.

This makes the game a little harder than what it actually is, especially in the later portions of the main story.

Much of the main story campaign involves going to a certain location, find a way to get to an item and either shoot your way out or escape in a car.

This screen contains some records and statistics for runs of the main story mode.

In terms of the main stories here, none of them truly stand out.

I found myself really struggling against being overwhelmed with things to do without losing sight of the main story missions.

Still, they don't really help hide the flaws of the main story mode.

The main story will take around 100 hours to complete and that's only if you're not wandering around outside of the main story too much.

Besides the main game, you get seven additional modes that change up the levels and context of the main story.

But the enjoyment for me didn't come in form of the main story, my favourite thing about the game is everything else that has nothing with the story.

However, these are optional areas and are not part of the main story so you can comfortably complete the game with just one character.

It's still plenty of fun, but I preferred the intensity of the main story.

The repetitive structure of the main story is also hurt by the bland open world.

It's very hard to get bored, as you can always do something else if you're tired of the main story or side missions.

When the location of the main story is initially generated, the location of all side quests will be randomly defined — placing key events in locations equally distant from one another.

As if all of this isn't enough, there are a ton of extra stuff to do after you've completed the game or just grown bored of the main story.

Frankly, until the end of the game, nothing of the main story is really explained.

Though you're not required to hunt one of these as part of the main story, it does have an armor set you can unlock.

Watching characters talk about events outside of the main story and interact like real people is heart warming, offering a greater chance to delve into the personality of each character.

I must say that The Warriors allows a lot of gameplay outside of the main story mode with the side missions, which feels similar to GTA game.

It's an episodic adventure where you play as members of the House of Forrester as you deal with the events of the main story from a more peripheral perspective.

Not all the villains will be part of the main story arc though, with some only appearing in side - quests, such as Calendar Man and Zsasz.

It's too bad that technical and graphical issues get in the way of progress on occasion, and a few gameplay mechanics cause the game to quickly boil down to the same handful of mission types, which means to get to the next chapter of the main story takes some monotony.

Levels vary greatly in length, with some being rather short and others taking a surprisingly long time, but it all culminates in about 12 - 14 hours of gameplay for a first run through of the main story line.

Famitsu will also give details on how to progress through the beginning of the main story, but also provide a relationship diagram for the characters, a round - up of previously - published info, and more.

Along with the brilliant fun gameplay (physics) you get additional challenges to complete on top of the main story missions in the 3rd game (plus the ability to replay any missions you enjoyed).

Turn the PlayBook on its side while you're reading a Web page and the new Reading View automatically trims off adverts, sidebars, navigation, comments and everything else that isn't part of the main story on the page (it keeps pictures in the story though).

As the story progresses, you'll spend most of your time as Mario, but will get to play for a few minutes as Peach and as Bowser between each chapter of the main story.