Sentences with phrase «single biggest enemy»

This is a big plus as «obscurity «not piracy or low out - the-gate profit margins, is the single biggest enemy to a first time author.

This is a big plus as «obscurity «not piracy or low out - the-gate profit margins, is the single biggest enemy to a first time -LSB-...]

Not exact matches

I like having a lot of different enemies, but when they appear randomly and half of them are from a single game which isn't even that big, it hurts the experience IMO.

All said and done, Relic are promising a single player campaign that lasts around 12 - 15 hours, but my biggest fear is that it falls foul of its little brothers biggest flaw; endless enemies.

Other small things in Singularity bug, such as some irritating stealth sections and the inclusion of Ticks, a small fast crawling explosive enemy, which become infuriating after a time along with the single big boss battle being a rather generic «Shoot the glowing points» battle with little freedom.

The big mercenary warrior is probably the simplest to pick up and play as he comes with a light and heavy attack, a shield bash for stunning enemies and a dash move mapped to A. Finally, his shield lets him take plenty of punishment, but only from a single direction.

Later on you can pick up a bazooka - like weapon which your mechanic can use to take out weaker enemies in a single hit, or to strip the armor off the bigger baddies.

Players can measure their tactical skills against several opponents in big multiplayer battles or against enemies in a challenging single - player campaign.

A big part of Wrecking Crew was «Design», a feature allowing the player to create up to four levels with every single item, enemy, and piece of scenery available (similar to Excitebike).

As a slow weapon, you will need a Rank 4 Big Leagues perk to ensure that you hit multiple enemies with a single blow.

So there you go, big Super Mech bed guy, you as a single fighter, hordes of enemy ships.

There's not just a single player to Bigger and Boulder, there's also some decent offline and online multiplayer modes, including 2 - player co-op across the whole single - player campaign — where you both are able to create your defenses at the same time, on the same course and roll your boulders into the enemy structures.

Like your enemies, you can only take a couple shots before biting the big one, so going from an A-OK situation to both protagonist lying in a pile of bloody mustaches can happen in a single shotgun blast.

With the simple keyboard controls and a single goal you just smile as you walk around and try to beat youre enemies with a surprisingly big amount of different characters.