Sentences with phrase «progression of the story»

Outside of the slow, tedious progression of the story, the narrative itself is similar to that of the previous titles.

The clipped dialogue, the scientific detecting, the camera tricks, the computer gamesmanship, the back - and - forth progression of the stories — the bricks that really matter in the construction of a TV show — are all quite the same [as CSI].

In No Country for Old Men, the relatively simple progression of the story was married to a deep - rooted examination of the nature of evil and the motivation behind it.

The snipped corners have been noticeable, but never problematic, with even the average fan who's never picked up one of the books (a.k.a. yours truly) able to chart the dramatic progression of the story, following the characters as they mature, watching the tales erode from wizarding enchantment to doomsday horror.

It is very cool to break away from the more structured progression of the story mode and get a chance to apply everything you've learned without the story interruptions.

The effective introduction of colour into a monochrome world was done by shooting in colour originally, scanning the film digitally at 2K, and then removing colour frame by frame as needing by the progression of the story.

Its main downfall being that the progression of the story is still tied to your level, and so you must linearly go from one zone to the next.

Chapter headings bring a professional touch to the overall layout of a book, and also help readers keep track of where they are during the progression of the story.

Now, here is where I would love to go into in - depth talk on the storyline and the progression of the story across the life of the game.

While some of these do lend to the progression of the story, exploring a little will not hinder gameplay.

After seeing how stories have changed in video games over the past few years there's always been one element that has driven the progression of story: the game engine.

The progression of the story has moved on somewhat to the original game.

What was cool is that each track tells a story somewhat, meaning the track morphs and changes each lap with the progression of the story.

I still love the story of FFX and enjoy watching the characters grow, but the game itself hinders the progression of the story at times, unnecessarily so, and that takes a bit of the fun out of it.

It is sometimes the visual novel with characters that frown and delight in the progression of the story.