Sentences with phrase «spoiling major plot points»

In my short time with the current build the initial setup for the story is intriguing enough on it's own to keep you playing and invested in the game's characters and narrative, don't worry though we won't spoil any major plot points (we're not allowed to anyway).

Being that the story and character arcs are entwined into the experience, I will not spoil any major plot points or experiences, but be warned, it would be a travesty to review something like this without lightly touching upon parts of the story and design decisions.

Not exact matches

Editor's Note: The following interview with Noah screenwriter Ari Handel contains some minor spoilers and discussions of items that deal with major plot points in the film.

There are already videos that cover some of the major boss fights and plot points so if you don't want to get spoiled, it is best to avoid suggested video content on YouTube when looking at God of War related videos.

Fortunately, the teaser avoids revealing anything too spoiler - y in that respect and instead focuses on condensed versions of action sequences, rather than major plot points from the film.

SPOILER WARNING: The following contains a major plot point in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

I won't really bother with spoiling it since the item is giving at a major plot point during the game so once you have it in hand, you will need to go back and attempt the hidden chambers that are scattered throughout the game.

I won't spoil any of the major plot points, or rather, subject you to the ridiculous insanity that is NG3's story, but I will share a few tidbits so that you can get a gist of what I mean.

Just a fair warning if you haven't scene the film, I will be talking about major plot points and what some people may deem as spoilers.

It's hard not to discuss many of the major plot points without spoiling what is undeniably a very strong story complimented greatly by a superb sci - fi script and stellar casting.

At this point, I must mention that the remainder of this column contains a major plot spoiler for the game.

Major Plot points are not discussed, but some of the story may be spoiled when discussing certain animes.

It's recommended that players new to the series should begin with «Skirting Shadows», as «Crimson Girls» contains several details that may spoil major points later in the plot: Players will take hold of five students from one of the shinobi - training academies, and guide them through training exercises and outside encounters with thugs, gangs and rival ninjas; during both schools» training, students from Hebijo Academy attack Hanzō in order to steal and acquire the power of the «Light Super-Secret Ninja Scroll», which results in a [reluctant] war between the rival schools.

All four characters stories intertwine from time to time, and it's rather cleverly assembled and satisfying replaying the same section from contrasting viewpoints, though the structure is a bit odd in the fact that, whilst you can play the campaigns in any order, some major plot revelations related to other campaigns can easily be spoilt, though for all plot points to become completely clear the game must be completed in its entirety.