Sentences with phrase «repeat waiting game»

This isn't necessarily a terrible thing, and it's usually a great opportunity to use a variety of powers, but when every boss battle is the same rinse - and - repeat waiting game, it starts to get a bit grating.

Not exact matches

Invite pressure, be patient, kick long bowls and wait for opponent to make that critical mistake so Badji or another striker can punish opposing team than repeat until end of the game.

I could say much more about how stupid somebody has to be to wait until you have lost six or seven games to come up with this bright idea, but I would probably just be repeating myself from an earlier column.

I spent somewhere between six and seven hours working my way through the game's story mode, slogging through chaotic battles, fighting predictable bosses (wait until they're vulnerable, hit, repeat) and fretting over puzzles that couldn't be solved until I came back through with different characters in Free Play mode.

The campaign itself lasts anywhere from 40 to 50 hours (not counting the fact that you can repeat missions to obtain higher scores or try different tactics), then there's the whole Forward Operating Base stuff and Metal Gear Online, which started its service a few days ago on consoles (PC gamers have to wait January, sadly).

In fact, if you want to change BGM volume, invert the camera, change video settings, etc., you'll have to wait till the game auto - saves, quit the game, go back to the title screen, make your changes, reenter your saved game, and mash your way through the repeated cutscenes until you're finally allowed to jump back into where you left off.

I have no skin in this game but with the Discover It Miles, you can cancel after 12 months, wait one month then rinse and repeat.

I'm sure gamers who favour xbox don't want a repeat of this gen just like we Sony fans had to wait awhile for psn to improve, lack of games 2 yrs in on the ps3 release, launch price etc..

It follows the same old formulaic approach of waiting for enemies in one spot, shooting them down, and repeating the process over multiple levels — it's hardly exciting stuff and with more fleshed out shooters available on the PlayStation VR headset right now, there are simply better games to spend to your time with.

Tap a couple of menus, close the game, wait for a few hours, repeat.

I would support a Vita release, even not knowing how the vita game works, but the same game where you spend «your energy» on a couple combats, wait for hours, and do a couple more, to unlock the next dialogue, and repeat... that's not the kind of game I want to play, as much as I actually enjoyed the story and characters.

The campaign itself lasts anywhere from 40 to 50 hours (not counting the fact that you can repeat missions to obtain higher scores or try different tactics), then there's the whole Forward Operating Base stuff and Metal Gear Online, which started its service a few days ago on consoles (PC gamers have to wait January, sadly).