Sentences with phrase «really challenging fight»

For those who prefer combat to story, hunting challenges abound for you to win medals, or if you want a really challenging fight, dangerous Cauldrons lurk in the mountains - mysterious robotic wombs that seem more organism than machine.

Not exact matches

Most of the press outright supports the Conservatives, the rest of it does not really challenge the notion that there should be two parties fighting over centre - right ground.

Perhaps the bottom line, then, is that while the Obama Administration did what it could — at times generously so — on science and innovation funding, such investments and others in the discretionary budget have been secondary to the bigger fights that truly define our fiscal politics, over healthcare, retirement, deficits and debt, levels of taxation, and so on (and it can't be underestimated how truly intractable these challenges really are, as indicated by the labyrinthine wrangling and ultimate failure of the President's Bowles - Simpson deficit commission).

Having a relationship is a really big challenge, especially with all the fighting and bickering the two person can have.

To combat these stereotypes and challenge people to re-evaluate their opinions of international dating is, A Foreign Affair doesn't fight with just words; they fight with transparency and honesty — even inviting the media to go on tours to see how they really are.

In fact, I'd prefer it to be 720p at 60 fps with really interesting and challenging Boss fights with everyting on screen moving smoothly than Batman's carboard like movements on 30 fps.

The combat is consistently challenging with excellent boss fights that will really challenge your RPG skills.

Communication itself was a big challenge — the technology just wasn't there but we really wanted to do it, so we fought to get it in there.

Nevertheless, anyone looking for a challenging game would do well to dive into BLEED, and with such a small price tag attached, even the exceptionally overbearing boss fights aren't enough to really ruin the experience.

These elements along with some attacks that the monster can use from under the ice create a really fun fight that has a decent challenge to it.

It provides some really challenging and entertaining fights, which should keep players coming back for more, time and time again.

Filled with excellent and really challenging boss fights (really, really if you aren't prepared with balloon magic) that caused me to truly learn and master the combat system in a way that the previous 75 % of the game never challenged me to.

Once you get to the Conquer Phase for each Ward, you enter a Boss Fight, which isn't really a Boss or a Challenge because you are not capable of losing to any Clan Boss.

There are puzzles, riddles, platforming challenges, races, shooting ranges, and really strange boss - fight quizzes that test you on your knowledge of in - game characters and locations (which I totally aced because I am a nerd).

Harder difficulties can prove to be really challenging, especially the boss fights, which are not only well designed but fun as well.

Of course, there are boss fights and some of the earlier ones are rather disappointing, not really challenging at all, and don't really do anything unique.

There's really no challenge to it other than fighting the game's poorly executed touch controls and resisting the urge to throw away the cart after returning to the Temple of the Ocean King and redoing every puzzle for the 10th time.

It never really gets challenging on the main path, but side quests and dungeons offer something beyond the visual showcase with more challenging foes for those looking to get a little more out of what the system offers, because while fights with late - game bosses can be more challenging, Final Fantasy XV is a fairly easy game to bulldoze your way through as long as you're adequately leveled.

This was subject to a lot of critique, and although they were never challenging and didn't really add to the game, they nonetheless were a welcome diversion from the constant fighting.