Sentences with phrase «side mission rewards»

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Sleeping Dogs - Dating Mission 4 - Tiffanys Song Type Side - Mission Location Central Reward 2,500 Girlfriend Perk Jade Statues appear on the mini-map Game Sleeping Dogs Release Date 14 August 2012 Recorded with Hauppauge HD PVR Platform PS3.

The game presents you with missions and additional side quests to perform should you wish to stray from the main path, all of which are fun and rewarding in their own right.

Exploring is actually an integral part of the game; there are story missions and side quests that reward the characters with experience points for uncovering hidden items or locating secret passageways.

So even though most missions do stress the player's skill as you navigate this zombie - infested world, it does serve as excellent practice to master these controls, especially when you engage in side missions that may not have rewards that are worth your while.

Side missions are entirely optional, but the rewards are in the form of resources or new recruits for Mother Base.

Aside from the side missions — which consist largely of beating up faithless husbands, racing thieves across rooftops, and killing targets for money — you'll be able to ferret out hundreds of treasure chests, eagle feathers, semi-mystical glyphs and statuettes hidden throughout the world, gaining rewards for finding them all.

This introduces the opportunity for side missions and secrets to find that can yield tangible rewards and develop the game's world and fiction.

This side - mission also involves searching for treasures, but you're rewarded with a secret special item.

Most of the side missions feel rewarding, especially as you begin to build a crew of survivors to roll with.

Side ops and collectible items like blueprints litter the battlefield, rewarding players who take time between story missions to flesh out their forces.

There are 150 Side Ops missions and all of them offer a GMP reward.

Side - missions can also be embarked upon that lead you to new dungeons, but never really manage to break away from the typical formula of «go here and kill some things so you can get a thing,» often for a slightly lackluster reward.

There's also a grand total of fifty missions available on Challenge, which is a nice distraction from story mode, where you can also take on some side - quests that reward you with bonus weapons.

These side missions should present ample opportunity for some interesting mission types outside of the bland lot we see in the storyline and cool rewards, or at least that's what you might expect, but sadly they're a fairly tedious bunch, falling firmly into the «grind» category of mission style.

There are always unhappy colonies or roving Cylon ships or side - missions that reward you with the resources needed to expand your fleet, and eventually hopefully allow you to field multiple forces.

A small nod to singleplayer is included in the form of missions such as a Speeder chase on Endor or piloting a Tie fighter, each designed to act more as a tutorial for the online side of things with some minor rewards for teir completion.

Why do they never add side missions to these mysteries, we had a lot of them in San Andreas which I thought they would add in this one to expand on the myths and legends but they've just done what they did back then... add them but don't give us any rewards / answers.

Your curiosity is often rewarded with extra crafting parts or side missions.

To make things more interesting, you will sometimes encounter other characters, who will give you small side - quests within missions in order to win rewards, such as taking down certain bases and defeating certain enemies.

Those side missions will come with rewards in the form of weapon upgrades, so they're certainly worth taking on just to get your hands on more firepower that can help make the story missions easier to complete.

The real problem is that side missions and reward systems within the levels don't contribute to what makes Fortnite fun, and actively discourage cooperation with teammates.

In addition to the Skill Tree, «Watch Dogs» also has a Progression Rewards wheel that unlocks various weapons, vehicles and achievements, depending on the amount of mini-games or side missions completed.

Side missions and reward systems within the levels don't contribute to what makes Fortnite fun, and actively discourage cooperation with teammates.

I have loaded into a map for a side mission, become distracted by a Lost Sector on the way to the starting point, activated the mission, hopped into a public event that happened to be along the way, finished the mission, and then hopped over to the neighborhood NPC to redeem my rewards.

As Faith, players skilfully jump, climb, slide, punch, kick and zip line around the city, levelling up along the way, unlocking new abilities via XP rewards from completing story missions, side - quests, collectables, and player made time - trials.

This time around, side missions are included, and the rewards are stellar.

There are also Main Missions that progress the Story and Side Missions, which reward you with Gifts as well as working towards Point - unlocks for Main Missions.

Fallout 3 has an amazing story line, huge amount of side quests and missions and many possibilities thanks to a smart system that rewards you and penalises you depending on how you select your upgrades and attributes and also, the PipBoy 3000 is a great addition to managing those character stats.

Within each mission there are a number of side quests that you can do giving rewards and generally helping you on your way and directing what you build normally to your advantage.

Various side missions and mini-games are spread out throughout the different towns and areas Velvet and crew will be visiting, offering rewards such as unique costumes for each character and different accessories.

MGS5's extensive Mother Base system would need a thousand words to briefly outline its depths, not to mention the 150 side - ops: non-essential, but highly worthwhile, missions which reward you with vital resources e.g. a translator, allowing you to interrogate guards for clues about item locations.

It's a very large, stand - alone expansion pack for Human Revolution that has no impact on the world and offers no reward for your time invested beyond the fun you can have punching NPCs in the face at the end of a side mission just because they dared to question your actions.

Participating in side quests, gathering collectibles, and beating missions also rewards the player with amps that can be leveled up over time.

Off the beaten path are also some side missions that reward players with extra green stars.

This side - mission also involves searching for treasures, but you're rewarded with a secret special item.

Some of the side missions are absolutely worth doing as well, since the rewards are fairly good.

Also, there were plenty of side missions to tackle for various rewards, and even though all of them involved finding or slaying something, it was nice to see more than the bare minimum.

If you plan on completing the new raid, you'll want to complete these side missions to unlock quests that provide rewards for the raid.

This is a simple Side Mission with one hell of a reward!

It soon becomes apparent that you can become the hired hands of various NPC's, and Riddick's powerful reputation can also earn you a fair few side missions, which if completed rewards you with cigarette packets (unlocks various artwork and movie stills) or currency, which can be made use of in various ways.

Beautiful graphics and a steady framerate only help the rewarding gameplay experience and unforgettable squad mates ensure that you will always have a great time taking on side missions and experimenting.

Use the radio and warp to Lysander's Junkyard then speak with the General to begin a new Side Mission that rewards York with the last possible upgrade to all of the Sheriff Department vehicles!

Some side missions have conditions in which you can fail them, thus losing any and all opportunity to receive the full credit of the mission's reward.

Side missions operate almost similar top campaign missions and they also offer good rewards.

Players can also focus on completing side missions which reward them with Ochoko Cups but so far, the best and surefire way of getting this item is by fighting Revenants.

Not bad, but the side - missions had me running around all over the damn place — which is like a tedious labyrinth — for very little worthwhile reward or story.

Additionally, the side missions feel full and rewarding, always adding into the stats and making the player feel stronger as a result.

Deus Ex: The Fall is an open world game; you can choose to take on side missions for more credits and rewards, or you can just ignore them.

Side missions were optional, simple platforming puzzles that took longer to find than to solve, with the only reward being a nice chunk of salvage for upgrading weapons.

You do a bunch of other side missions and as a reward you get: experience, guns, armor, mods, money.