Sentences with phrase «player out of the experience»

It doesn't matter how pretty your game looks, or how many players you have on screen, if the frame - rate continually drops, it knocks the player out of the experience and back to the real world, ultimately driving them away from your game if it persists.

It really takes the player out of the experience when every enemy is exactly the same and in some cases without even a palette swap.

My personal favorite being Stefano, a flamboyant artist with a passion for creative kills looking to create his ultimate masterpiece, he embraces the cheesier side of the game without taking the player out of the experience.

A known control scheme like a game pad is more or less invisible to a skilled the player, it doesn't take mental processing power to translate a desire (moving forward in the world) to a successful input (moving left thumb stick up) but trying to trigger a gestural binary button like the «move forward» gesture in Star Wars Kinect takes the player out of the experience.

Not exact matches

That was until Amazon branched out of books and niche players like Etsy provided a different and better product selection with a cleaner user experience less than a decade later.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Danny Amendola, undrafted in 2008 out of Texas Tech, penned a letter to undrafted rookie free agents in The Players» Tribune reflecting on his experiences and offering advice for making an NFL team.

A game is played, a picture is painted, or a garden is cultivated, and each activity is regarded by the amateur as a complete experience, rounded out within minutes, hours, or months, as the case may be, while for the worker — in the parallel cases of professional player, artist, or farmer — these achievements are but incidents within a continuous career.

If that means having plenty of players, especially youngsters out on loan, then it actually makes sense because those players are not rotting away on a bench, they are still getting exposure and experience and are still being monitored by the parent club.

Besides if you and I can see that Arsenal struggle against teams who play a pressing game, surely any experienced manager with the players capable of carrying out the tactics would just use that on Arsenal as Dortmund did

Wenger needs to have a word with Cech, these near post goals for such an experienced player are getting out of hand.

I'm personally glad he's staying on another year, you can't ship out every player over 30 a team needs a mix of youth and experience if only Wenger held onto the likes of Ljungberg and Gilberto a little longer our younger players could of developed a bit better.

and when should he try out players in different positions or give them the experience of other positions if not in preseason games...

That first season he had COACHED a TEAM of young and experienced players to PLAY HIS FOOTBALL HIS WAY.He had no interest in reputations.You were out if you crossed him.He run a strict regime.But for the first time in years the fans were encouraged and optimistic.His ONLY sighting that season was Perry Groves for # 60k.

No we hv a very good U21 side, most of our players are 16/17 year old and they play against 21 - 25 year old lads, so they are actually punching about their weight, so by the time they get to their 20s, they will either be loaned out, or given time in the first team for experience.

These group of guys will beat any second unit or bench players out there due to there experience and pedigree alone.

Thus far the midfielder has managed just 31 minutes of Premier League action though has found time to net his first goal at home to Wigan Athletic and is clearly a player with a bright future and next term could be the right time to loan out the teenager for some much needed senior experience.

Monreal is another player who was used out of position and it frustrated me at the time, now though, I am glad Monreal got that experience as he is one of the best LCB I have seen this season!

They were all youngsters, all who had lots to learn and experiences to value, but why now just over four years on from that day, does every player find themselves out of the Arsenal starting eleven?

Towards the end of the transfer window this summer, Arsene Wenger made it very clear that whilst he was keen to add to his squad with a few more additions, that he would also look to send a few first team players out on loan to gain some experience.

It's arguably going to take a coach with Conte's fire, experience, winning mentality and grit to get the best out of this Milan squad, as after splashing out on 11 new players last summer, the quality is there but it's not leading to acceptable results for a club steeped in such history and prestige.

And we shouldn't forget — Jenks is loaned out, not sold — the whole point of a loan is often to get back a better more experienced player and who can say that won't be acheived?

Sessegnon may well be overlooked as we may prefer to look at more experienced players to come in and overthrow the duo, but I would hate to see us miss out on this youngster, who has already attracted interest from the likes of Chelsea and Liverpool also.

Juventus have no such qualms over the player and are desperate to seek out an experienced playmaker to support the likes of Arturo Vidal and Paul Pogba.

If we lost a lot cuz of all the players out injured and if it has happened a lot... then we shouldn't just work on fitness but also prepare for what experience tells us is usual.

Manager is supposed to call the player to entice him to join Lots of solid experienced Defenders out there too.

Playing Ramsey in the holding role occasionally could help him develop as a B2B player, learn what a holding CM needs by experiencing it... Wenger likes to give players an education through experience... He put henry out wide at Monaco, put Theo out wide and now moving him into the middle, Ramsey played out wide (and did at the end of the season due to injuries) Wilshere has played out wide...

My god that hurt watching our tallest most experienced player duck out of a bread and butter challenge... and on the day captain of our club none the less.

WE need three key players maybe two but this certainly includes a world class DM a competent and experienced CB and in my opinion if Wenger is never going to plat either Sanchez or Wallcott at the tip of the spear then an out and out goal scorer.

So far we've only spent 30 million by replacing players that've left so instead of going those two if wenger wanted to win the league he would've went all out to get Cavani / bony / benteke and sent Sanogo on loan so he can get regular experience.

Top flight experience is in abundance in the first team squad, but none of the players stand out as having the quality to set the league alight.

Let's hope that Willock can gather plenty of experience out on loan, before returning to Arsenal with confidence that he can compete for a position alongside the more regular first team players!

Brentford seem to be building up a relatively strong relationship with Arsenal regarding taking young players out on loan to build up their experience of competitive football.

Compared to this window's transfer dealings, having signed Alexis early and with Gazidis coming out assuring fans that the Alexis signing was «only the tip of the iceberg» and failing to mention that Chambers would be the last, and Wenger's (SoAG) failure to bring in «top top players if available» (and available they have been), this must be the worst transfer window anyone of us has experienced.

Chambers - Paid a lot of money for a young player with little experience in regards First Team and Premiership games.He looked a good prospect and because of injuries to the squad he found himself playing very soon into his Arsenal career.This caught up with him a bit as did playing with different CB partners and filling in at full back.Form dipped and was out of the side till a year long loan move to Boro.He was playing every week and despite them going down he was one of their best and consistent players.He has been indifferent since coming back but has looked better in last few games he has played.I believe there is a very decent centre back in this player and would not describe him as a bad buy at all.

I would prefer a player who gives Coq strong competition like Krychowiak.But if Wenger wont sign any DM then i would like him to try out Isaac Hayden.I have faith in him and i believe even at such a young age he is better than Flamini at defending and attacking.This guy would be a star one day its only injuries that are halting the rate of his progress.However i would have preferred Wenger signed someone more experienced like Krychowiak to give COQ competition.However if he does nt sign anyone Isaac Hayden will be my best bet because he is solid.

During the press conference wenger said «its going to be a mixture of both experienced and non-experienced, but 90 % experienced» seeing this lads out here making a mess of the club, I wonder what he then meant by 90 % experienced players.

When Dein left us, AFC was looking and a DoF title was mentioned on the AFC website, Gazidis was hired from the states (no Football experience, just so called soccer) and since then we have been buying average players to fill out the numbers, in hope of some coming good.

Most likely, Jenkinson won't be starting in that spot for the next three straight months as a more experienced player - albeit out of position - takes his place.

I experienced a mild concussion as a 12 - year - old soccer player, and was taken out of the game immediately.

He consistently rolls out veterans who should be benched to give younger players experience, when you know you'll need speed and athleticism to compete in the playoffs with the likes of Pitt, TOR, and Tampa.

I understand young players need experience but players shouldn't be played out of position.

Hey guys I honestly don't think a lot of the names being mentioned would even consider joining arsenal... so I would immediately rule out allegri and Simeone... if I had to put together a list I think experience would be a huge factor... I know I might get some stick for this but my number 1 would be Rafa benitez... very experienced tactically flexible rotates his squad and hard to please players would have to earn their spot... no2 ancelotti don't have to say much his record speaks for itself only problem I think would be is that he criticized ozil in the past although grown men should be able to sort that out... no 3 Thomas tuchel plays electric brand if football got the best out of mkhitaryan and auba at Dortmund... no4 Laurent Blanc not sure why his name isn't in the ring did a fantastic job everywhere he managed no5brendan Rodgers he did a fantastic job at Liverpool vastly under rated... other names to ponder Luis Enrique zidane if available emery if available ps the only way Henry should become involved is as an assistant coach

Survival will be the first aim for Pearson and his team, with a player who holds the experience and nous of Cambiasso potentially being a huge asset to a side likely to be scrapping it out at the bottom of the table.

Chambers should be kept as a contingency player in case of injuries or loaned out to gain some experience and more confidence we should not sell him.

However if Wenger, or whoever is in charge next season, sticks to the current system, I see no reason why Gibbs would fall out of the team, unless the manager would prefer to have two more attack minded players playing the wing back rolls, much like the Ox is experiencing.

If a coach can create a situation where her players are excited and want to put in the work, then practices will be good, games (or meets) will bring out the best in the athletes and the odds of having a good experience go way up.

Simple bounces of the ball can decide the games; a great player can be on a losing team; and just having to subbed out of a lopsided win are all factors that can prevent that special, spine - tingling experience.

There are experienced players out there being overlooked by England at the moment, and here is our pick of five former internationals who should be considered for the next Three Lions squad selection:

I agree with you mostly, I do think Wenger will be looking for a wide player but the wide player will be a player who can handle CF as well, that player may not have played out wide yet but we all know Wenger likes his players to have experiences of other roles outside their own.

we have a squad full of experience players and we will have to loan them out again...