Sentences with phrase «random encounter has»

Otherwise, the player will see a prompt pop - up in the lower left of the screen to show that a random encounter has occurred.

At least the random encounters have been toned down, although you might not notice if you've never played the Dreamcast version.

Not exact matches

New in Town and The Comeback Kid had us rolling with Mulaney's sharp thoughts on daytime TV, Catholic mass and random street encounters, and his new material promises more reliable laughs.

had us rolling with Mulaney's sharp thoughts on daytime TV, Catholic mass and random street encounters, and his new material promises more reliable laughs.

Plus, without the previous day's incident between Khabib and Lobov, which by all accounts was a random encounter in a hallway, this attack would have felt rather bizarre.

Kershaw has leveled up enough to walk around bored in the RPG of baseball if he wants to, fighting random encounters by mashing the A-button repeatedly.

Kodama started to read a page at random and Borges, amazingly, guided her to the right page even though he had been blind for many years and — as he jotted on the first page — had read the book in 1916, decades before this encounter with Kodama.

LA TIMES - Feb 14 - Many dating sites, like Match.com or eHarmony, purport to have an advantage over random real - life encounters in that they employ special «algorithms» that can help people find their «match» — weeding through all the people who wouldn't be compatible in the first place.

First, women habitually know what they want to get form man because of my experience as the owner of the site of random encounters is the balance of power has definitely changed male - female.

In fact, some supporters who have had successes with such sites willed go as far as to claim that such sites are so much safer than a random encounter in a singles bar.

In fact, some supporters who have had successes with such sites would go as far as to claim that such sites are indeed much safer than a random encounter in a singles bar.

In fact, some friends who have had successes with such sites would go as far as to claim that such sites are so much safer than a random encounter in a ones bar.

In fact, some supporters who have had successes with such sites willed go as far as to claim that such sites are indeed much safer than a random encounter in a ones bar.

In fact, some supporters who have had successes with such sites willed go as far as to claim that such sites are indeed much safer than a random encounter in a singles bar.

In fact, some friends who have had successes with such sites willed go as far as to claim that such sites are indeed much safer than a random encounter in a 1 bar.

In fact, some friends who have had successes with such sites willed go as far as to claim that such sites are indeed much safer than a random encounter in a singles bar.

In fact, some assistants who have had successes with such sites willed go as far as to claim that such sites are indeed much safer than a random encounter in a singles bar.

In fact, some assistants who have had successes with such sites willed go as far as to claim that such sites are so much safer than a random encounter in a singles bar.

In fact, some assistants who have had successes with such sites willed go as far as to claim that such sites are so much safer than a random encounter in a 1 bar.

In fact, some assistants who have had successes with such sites willed go as far as to claim that such sites are so much safer than a random encounter in a ones bar.

In fact, some assistants who have had successes with such sites would go as far as to claim that such sites are indeed much safer than a random encounter in a ones bar.

In fact, some friends who have had successes with such sites would go as far as to claim that such sites are so much safer than a random encounter in a singles bar.

In fact, some assistants who have had successes with such sites willed go as far as to claim that such sites are indeed much safer than a random encounter in a ones bar.

In fact, some friends who have had successes with such sites willed go as far as to claim that such sites are indeed much safer than a random encounter in a ones bar.

In fact, some friends who have had successes with such sites would go as far as to claim that such sites are indeed much safer than a random encounter in a 1 bar.

In fact, some supporters who have had successes with such sites willed go as far as to claim that such sites are so much safer than a random encounter in a ones bar.

I've heard people say that «how come citizens aren't all over and you only encounter stray random groups or just random individuals a little bit?»

Take this game for example: keep a random encounters ratio of 10 monsters / minute, keep the non-existent interaction with the world, keep a simplicistic combat system (they weren't so simplicistic even back then) and discard good stories, nice graphics (the graphics of this game would have been considered amateurish at best on a super nes), gameplay, exploration, sense of wonder.

the world truely is huge, and i think itÂ's better set alive than in oblivion by the random encounters you will have on roads, like talmor carrying a prisoner (you could walk by or rescue him), and there are a lot of these moments... the dragons were

As always, players who are turned off by the idea of random battling have the option of sprinkling holy water or casting spells to reduce the encounter rate.

Players will be tasked with completing random objectives in order to acquire new technology to help in their battle against the Borg, but there's a catch: every time you encounter the Borg, they'll (naturally) adapt to your strategies and tech, meaning you'll have to adapt new strategies the next time you face them.

I have always detested random encounters.

I have never felt so much anxiety over random encounters since Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne.

First - timers Zach Zint and Isabella DeVoy play an ex couple who drive from South Dakota to Indiana, making stops in nine different Midwest cities and having random, often hilarious encounters with the eccentric townsfolk.

It's populated with activities like races, small puzzles, and random encounters, while also allowing you to freely switch between any of the heroes or villains you've unlocked.

In this slightly bizarre, seemingly third - world and possibly post-apocalyptic setting, Coetzee uses the encounters his characters have with neighbours, officials, work colleagues and random strangers to philosophise about various aspects of life: attraction and beauty; self - belief; work that fulfils; progress; the reality of history; rules and non-conformity; power and law - enforcement; and whether philosophical non-conformity warrants punishment.

Each one will have you learning the ropes of battle before setting off across the world map to engage in quests, meet and unlock new characters, and even encounter a few not - so - random battles with other seafaring adventurers.

Other random issues I encountered: The keyboard in the Newsstand didn't work consistently when in landscape mode, it wouldn't always register various taps on the screen, and sometimes the interface ran away with itself (e.g. in one instance, when I zoomed in on a photo, the image moved every which way).

Certainly not clients of the investment salespeople I've encountered: their portfolios appear to be almost completely random.

There are so many different random words, from when you are researching a company to when you are actually placing a trade, that I thought it would be helpful to put together a quick guide covering all the different jargon you may encounter.

But for me, at the time, my only knowledge of RPGs was Dragon Warrior and Magic of Scherazade, and all that made me feel like is that it was nearly impossible to get through, so... until I got to play Chrono Trigger, which would have turned me off of other random - encounter RPGs, I was completely unaware of them for the time they were relevant.

You try too hard, so when you «played» on PS3 did you actually experience any of those glitches first - hand, or did you just dig up a random video on youtube that mashes up all the random glitches people have encountered because it fits into your agenda?

As you go you'll have «encounters» at these various locales, all of which are again controlled by decks of cards that feature small snippets of text written in Lovecraftian style that nevertheless tell a completely disjointed, random tale where things frequently happen for no reason, and even more frequently involve the player getting smacked around through little fault of their own.

Battles move along at a nice pace, and the only time they really get in the way of having fun is when you must stop every five minutes for a random encounter.

Few will deny that the random encounter JRPG has gone stale, but implementing these two options is a big step in making the antiquated and now - borderline - painful system enjoyable again.

oh you also missed a big one — in FF13 there were NO random encounters, in 13 - 2 they are semi random where they pop out but you have a few seconds if you need to change things up before fighting.

I also like the thrill of finally finding a grotto with metal king slimes, having that visual there was more satisfying than if you had to see them suddenly appear after a random encounter.

Though Destiny is an online - only game, much of it can be played solo if you choose; story missions can easily be finished on your own, Patrol activities will have you encounter random players to help you complete them, while Strikes and Crucible matches feature matchmaking before they begin.

YouTuber C4DNerd has created a PS1 version of Final Fantasy XV, complete with random encounters and turn based fight system.

You will encounter the same FTL - style random events several times, often even showing you unavailable choices and dialogue options that require ship modules belonging to a ship you don't even have yet.