Sentences with phrase «skill trees seemed»

The skill trees seem really robust at first, but most of the skill unlocks are just stat increases — the last skill in each «path» is a large amount of whichever stat is important to the skills in it.

Not exact matches

There seems to be a lot of room for build variety with extensive skill trees, various statistics to increase and a massive library of tricks and auras to learn.

They definitely want you using the car more and even then, as much as I've used it, my car skill tree is barely unlocked, which seems a bit counter intuitive as I've finished the game with hardly any of the skills unlocked.

Hardcore fans might find themselves a little annoyed by this pruning, and it does seem rather strange that they've removed the likes of strength, but the awesome new skill tree system more than makes up for it.

We scavenged enough parts to build new ones here and there, but we didn't really feel the need to go out of our way to level up the vehicle - devoted skill tree, especially since some of the car upgrades themselves seemed tied to a script.

I'm also intrigued by the idea of upgradeable equipment with skill - trees of their own, making it seem as though the customization options available to your player character are quite robust, allowing would be Guardians to develop a character in any play style they see fit.

Even if the skill trees are weak in the reward department, my OCD to RPG will still get that fix from upgrading my weapons, even if it seems a little pointless.

This system seems interesting with the incorporation of a skill tree for each type of ally.

Three skill trees will seem tantalizing at first, but they're not very good skill trees.

It seemed to me that was the whole intention of jacking with the skill trees into Diciplines.

There seems to be some extended depth via skill trees and weapon power - ups contained within this one, so it is promising that the blistering pace of the action wouldn't become tiring and repetitive after unlocking new abilities.

The choices are difficult as they all seem extremely viable the first time you are shown them, but going with one path does not stop you from putting skill points into other trees.

How can a developer with a family «implement a tree in python along with breath first search to solve a specific question in a google doc» when that skill seems to me as not generalizible to the industry.