Sentences with phrase «ruin immersion»

This is a welcome design improvement as plugging your own headphones into the original device meant adding more cables to the headset that could get in the way during gaming and ruin immersion.

It's a small quirk, but it could ruin your immersion.

Aloy, being the main character, obviously had the best character model, though she still suffered from a lack of facial emotion and sometimes what she was saying didn't quite match her mouth movements, but that didn't ruin the immersion for me.

It's a clean looking game though some graphical hiccups like blood splatter or collision glitches ruin the immersion slightly.

Sound plays is a complex and important element in the game: it can both create and ruin the immersion of the game if it is a bit out of place.

Du n no how to break it too them that voice acting does not equal better immersion and can in fact sometimes ruin the immersion.

Limits based entirely on he gameplay that don't jive with the story will ruin the immersion of the game, and make it seem more like a job than like fun.

To be frank I don't want fast travel to be the only option to get around the city especially if this thing now or eventually extends to other boroughs, it would ruin immersion for me a little bit.

It has comfort screens available as well but they just seemed to ruin the immersion.

There are some other things that ruin the immersion in the story to a degree.

Now before I get asked, no the acting isn't terrible, but it's not amazing either sometimes even ruining the immersion even further with unbelievably dull reactions and lackluster expression, how am I supposed to be scared or laugh when your characters aren't even petrified.

Animations, on the other hand, are definitely stiff at times, ruining immersion.

I play games to get lost in a story, other people there just ruins the immersion

It sort of ruins the immersion when you realise than lying face first on the ground will solve all your problems.

Wish they would just get rid of the present day parts, love the series but every time it forces you into the present to do something really boring it ruins the immersion of the game's main setting.

Not exact matches

In conclusion, poor optimization, poor sound, poor story, and the lack of immersion just ruin what should of been a great game.

Otherwise if there's too many experiences that take you out of the game world's fantasy it ruins the sense of immersion.

Add a tour to Xunantunich, another ancient site, where you can climb the 130 - foot tall El Castillo pyramid ruin and finish your immersion on a day trip to Barton Creek Cave by indulging in cave tubing or canoeing in addition to touring this ceremonial ruin.

Sadly, if you're constantly breaking that immersion with technical bugs, it ruins the experience greatly.

While this approach actually does move gameplay and story closer together - the story can change quite a bit because of your actions - it also ruins the gameplay as well as the immersion.

It did not ruin the story for me, I liked the fact you could wonder off and if fact contrary to the article I thought all these side missions just added to the immersion of the story.

These aren't exactly game ending problems, but they do rather ruin the sense of immersion the story otherwise conveys.

Alas, a lot of you sadly have, and it's been ruining what is otherwise a staggering achievement in design and immersion from the studio who can do no wrong, Bethesda.

However, for every neat little scene, there's an immersion - ruining let - down.

It's because of this I lose interest, but Yonder allows the player to thankfully go at their own place and explore without jeopardizing any kind of connection or immersion that sinking frustration can sometimes ruin.

Although not technically a noise - cancelling headset, the design of the headset does deliver a passive noise - isolation which helps block out a lot of the external noise which might interrupt and ruin your gaming immersion.

The PX24 has virtual surround sound, which added an additional level of immersion while I was creeping through the ruins of Fallout 4's Boston.