Sentences with phrase «reward loop»

The rewards for completing these missions is unlocking some more items in the gift shop and even more cash, which in turn can be spent on presents for when you're attempting to impress women, which, I felt, results in a rather unsatisfying reward loop.

That hasn't stopped players finding a marginally more rewarding loop, even so (if you're a min - maxer, expect to spend a lot of time on Titan over the first few months), but it does mean the days of running in circles through Archer's Line on the moon desperately farming Helium Filaments are over.

However, I'm not exactly sure what purpose the leveling system serves due to the lack of any accompanying reward loop or unlock system.

The Cue - Routine - Reward loop is a great framework to help understand the micro-moments that motivate me to go to the gym; moments that I can take advantage of to make me more successful with my resolution.

This year, design your New Year's resolution using the Cue - Routine - Reward loop to help you stick to it.

It isn't surprising that other titles would try to deliver a similar experience, more centered on this kind of rewarding loop.

Actually seeing games that don't bother with a progression system is somewhat refreshing, but for the time it was something of a revolution, creating a reward loop of instant gratification.

Some would call it a gameplay loop or a reward loop.

Titanfall 2 looks like it should build on the great work from the first game and create another accomplished online shooter with a good balance of difficulty, reward loops and fun with additions to the formula slotted in seamlessly.

In Total War: Warhammer 2 your fortunes are spread between a number of cities and you can have multiple armies, but the reward loop feels the same and Warhammer's wildly varying races create a similar sense of discovery.

Even players who enjoy Battlefront II's online modes minus the stigma of pay - to - win microtransactions will likely find little reason to stick around when the reward loop that's supposed to keep you coming back for more feels like it's openly taunting you.

The core gunplay is fast and entertaining, the reward loop perfectly balanced and the variety in level, weapon and enemy design is impressive.

Not going to rehash the whole mess here, but EA and DICE have gotten into some hot water recently in regards to the microtransactions, reward loops and progression system in Battlefront II.