Sentences with phrase «running dungeon levels»

Essentially, you're going to create your sub-characters and start running dungeon levels over and over again to gain Fame (from beating dungeons under a certain time limit), money and equipment.

Not exact matches

Then the dungeon missions of undead campaign come along, which are not that bad except the last one where Arthas is level two and he needs to run trough the dungeon and fight a really strong monster and his minions (Anub «arak shows halfway trough, but it's still kind of unfair), the one mission is cool tho.

Then the dungeon missions of undead campaign come along, which are not that bad except the last one where Arthas is level two and he needs to run trough the dungeon and fight a really strong monster and his minions (Anub «arak shows halfway trough, but

The controls are also well mapped on the XBox One controller as you run, jump and avoid some nasty obstacles like fireballs, rockets, floods and all sorts of threats in order to get to the next level in this death - trap dungeon.

With proper leveling, the game is not too hard, but some of the earlier dungeons can be challenging, especially if the team's healers run out of MP.

The difference between WoW and most of its predecessors was not that it was easier, as much as the game provided content and challenges no matter the player's investment level: casual players could solo, whereas slightly more invested players can run dungeons and other light group content.

Running through January, Blizzard has recreated the original 16 levels of the original Diablo title and put it in a new dungeon for Diablo 3.

One disadvantage of this system that people may run into is that the game seems to expect that you are usually going to tackle each dungeon twice, because if you don't you will find yourself getting behind in levels.

Oh, I'd spend hours per day in those early games, but I wanted to chill with friends, make stuff, run dungeons with people without worrying about level discrepancies and gear and all the obnoxious mechanics designed so transparently to slow me down and make me pay to grind.

The new mode Smash Run is actually pretty interesting as you must make your way through the dungeon like level to begin boosting your skills.

As you explore dungeons, you'll run the gamut of standard RPG staples: you'll fight enemies, level up, and get new gear.

I can find a group of low level heroes and run them through a quick dungeon to get them levelled and feel like I accomplished something.

With proper leveling, the game is not too hard, but some of the earlier dungeons can be challenging, especially if the team's healers run out of MP.