Sentences with phrase «placed in a side mission»

When an Uruk kills you he will first become a low - level captain, from there he can either be challenged directly or be placed in a side mission where his power can increase if you fail.

Not exact matches

The crew will travel in a capsule placed at the leading edge of a rocket, as with the Apollo missions, rather than strapped to the rocket's side, as with the shuttle.

Furthermore, many of the side missions flesh out the supporting cast in ways that'll make later story developments have more emotional impact — or just make sense in the first place.

After you've completed the main game, you're placed in a fourth chapter for the purposes of cleaning up a total of 50 + side missions and challenges, so your play time can obviously go up from there.

They lack much of the incredible cinematography and story sequences present in the main mission, and they all also take place within Camp Omega, but the free - form mission design is given much more opportunity to breathe and grow during these side ops.

Basically, in the main storyline, we'll play only the custom character, but there will be side missions that will place us in control of familiar faces from the anime and manga.

There are so many ways for you to help, and we would love to work side by side with you to fulfill our mission of sheltering, rescuing and placing homeless animals in loving homes, in addition to advocating respect and compassion for all animal life.

The survey missions are smaller side missions that take place in areas from the main story, but they are short and not very fun to play through.

Simply completing the story gets the first ending; the second ending includes finishing the story plus most side missions; and lastly, the third ending requires completing the story, every side missions and snagging everything The Riddler has placed in Gotham.

As well as the return of Patrols, ambient enemy encounters, public events and region chests to find, there are two new excursions; Adventures, side - missions given to you by characters in the world, and Lost Sectors, which are marked on your map as new places to explore, with a cache of treasure and a boss to fight waiting at the end of it.

Throughout the main story and beyond there are multiple dungeons across varying continents, the best part is that while some of your side missions take place in dungeons that you have explored multiple times, others have you exploring fresh dungeons.

Basically, in the main storyline, we'll play only the custom character, but there will be side missions that will place us in control of familiar faces from the anime and manga.

Almost all of the characters, from main characters who appeared throughout the entire game, to peasants whose role was limited to a source of information in a side mission felt as if they had a place and, importantly, their own story in Geralt's world.

However, A.I. difficulty increases as you progress further into the story and side missions as enemies become more aggressive and powerful, although they show signs of intelligence and weariness in combat as enemies will dive for cover when they have received a couple of well placed health zapping shots, while the same can be stated for larger enemies with more health and a self - contained shield in order to buy some time for the shield to be reenergised.

Each of the four missions places the player character in a centralized location, such as the driver's seat of a car or on a window - washing platform on the side of a building, and presents them with an end goal to reach.

Taking place as a sort of side mission between the events depicted in the movie, CA: SS starts off with an introductory / tutorial level on the front - lines before proceeding to the main locale, Baron Zemo's castle.

The game mostly takes place in Siberia and features several open - world hubs that have optional tombs to explore and side - missions for players to complete.

Yes, there are side missions unlocked afterwards, but they're set in the same level and take place in some alternate reality that I don't really care about.

Much like the places in UbiSoft's other franchise Assassins Creed, as players explore the city, there are towers that can be hacked into and open up new side missions and information for areas of the city.

Multiplayer offers a few new features that allow you to use collected energy to speed up the digger and call in support, as well as side missions that take place throughout the rounds.

Sure, the side endeavours are enjoyable (especially when clearing outposts and rescuing hostages), but every main mission I completed felt like it took place exclusively in that location.

While they are often fun, side missions in the Assassins Creed games are extremely random and often feel out of place particularly when put in comparison with the general narrative as a whole.

The vast world not only offers a linear storyline, which takes place throughout a variety of places, but it also has side missions in other tombs.

Instead of the 2011 version's 20 + cases, the VR release has seven, and instead of placing them in a vast open - world that's always teeming with side missions, the game keeps you focussed on single missions.

In my view, if there was an obligation to place a newspaper advertisement or advertisements, they could have been placed in community newspapers serving the north side of the Fraser in the areas of Mission and Hope and perhaps Maple Ridge, or alternatively, as ICBC argued today, in one or both of our Vancouver daily newspapers which enjoy a readership outside the greater Vancouver areIn my view, if there was an obligation to place a newspaper advertisement or advertisements, they could have been placed in community newspapers serving the north side of the Fraser in the areas of Mission and Hope and perhaps Maple Ridge, or alternatively, as ICBC argued today, in one or both of our Vancouver daily newspapers which enjoy a readership outside the greater Vancouver arein community newspapers serving the north side of the Fraser in the areas of Mission and Hope and perhaps Maple Ridge, or alternatively, as ICBC argued today, in one or both of our Vancouver daily newspapers which enjoy a readership outside the greater Vancouver arein the areas of Mission and Hope and perhaps Maple Ridge, or alternatively, as ICBC argued today, in one or both of our Vancouver daily newspapers which enjoy a readership outside the greater Vancouver arein one or both of our Vancouver daily newspapers which enjoy a readership outside the greater Vancouver area.