Sentences with phrase «surprised by enemies»

You can now detect secret areas more easily, as well as avoiding being surprised by enemies which were hiding in plain sight, five feet away from you, but «invisible» due to the poor draw distance.

Quite a few times I was surprised by enemies who had come up behind me using a different route.

Not exact matches

«Projected into battle - zone by three dimensional transport devices, this futuristic soldier will be able to arrive and surprise his enemy with a force and suddenness never before known.»

In what feels like an increasingly volatile climate, that some of us are surprised by and others are less so, how does Jesus» exhortation to love our enemies find real traction in our living?

Romney, however, in his only brief foray abroad managed to offend an ally whose hospitality he was enjoying by suggesting the UK was not ready to host the Olympics, propagating the cultural inferiority of the Arab nations and proclaiming Russia as the US's number one geopolitical enemy — a claim that might surprise a country which is allowing the US to transport arms through it in order to continue a war with Afghanistan, a country once ruled by the USSR itself.

Lauren Livingston, of Syracuse, an at - large delegate for Sanders from New York, said she was surprised by the gesture from a person that some of her colleagues view as an enemy.

Thwarted time and again by heroic Metro Man (Brad Pitt), Megamind is more surprised than anyone when he actually manages to defeat his longtime enemy.

Build impregnable sky fortresses and finish your foes from above, surf RPG rockets to attain victory via the element of surprise, or create a trap - filled maze to funnel an enemy into a spiky end... All of these tactics and more are made possible by Fortnite's sandbox sentiments, where intense strategy and inventive hilarity go hand in hand.

He brings her into his underground shelter because a surprise attack on the US by an unknown enemy has wiped - out much of the population.

There are thirteen levels set in dark and dank dungeons, rural landscapes, decrepit villages and imposing castles, and while the levels remain the same enemy placement is controlled by an «AI Director» that keep the pacing of the mission constant and surprising, and no two playthroughs of the level will be the same.

Occasionally she wandered around camp, handing out religious tracts denouncing everything from profanity to gambling to procrastination (soldiers, one cautioned, must avoid the «sin of being surprised» by either the enemy or the devil), not because she objected to such vices but because she longed to be useful.

I was also surprised by how I actually found myself thinking of my little employees as real guys and gals working hard to create great titles, getting attached to them in the process, almost like I did with my troops in XCOM: Enemy Unknown.

Exactly how different suits can grant you new powers and why you're capable incorporating these X-genes into your body are never actually explained in the game, and don't really fit in with the comics in any way, but if taken from a purely gameplay point of view it's a decent system that offers a surprising level of customisation to your character, allowing you to create your perfect blend of mutants in one walking badass, and trust me, by the end of the game you will be a badass capable of taking down huge amounts of enemies without breaking a sweat.

Ive been playing this game for 20 hrs and Ive barely touched the main story pleasantly surprised by how deep this game is and how the world continues to uncover new areas to discover and new enemies to fight.

Take control of unsuspecting workers, set traps, emerge from vents and hiding spots to take your human prey by surprise, and assault in groups to kill multiple enemies at once.

Step by step, I slow edge further, when all of a sudden * DING *, I jump, fire a round in surprise, hit the remains of an explosive enemy and blow myself to bits.

There are thirteen levels set in dark and dank dungeons, rural landscapes, decrepit villages and imposing castles, and while the levels remain the same enemy placement is controlled by an «AI Director» that keep the pacing of the mission constant and surprising, and no two playthroughs of the level will be the same.

Enemies will frequently pop out of the scenery to catch you by surprise and distant paths can be seen in the background, which are nice touches.

I was surprised when I happened to notice the lack of enemies, as (by that point) I was already well into the game and thoroughly enjoying it.

What is interesting is that Dragon Fin Soup features procedurally generated content which lends a bit of surprise to each playthrough by changing enemies, item drops and layouts.

It's still surprising how often you might lose track of how big your bomb blast is, forget about an enemy around the corner, or just accidentally barricade yourself between two bombs and watch as your life counter drops by one.

I was pleasantly surprised by the satisfaction gained from defeating pixelated enemies.

There is no DualShock 4 speaker audio which is surprising as it could have produced anything from an incidental sound effect such as informing the player that their supercharge had recharged or something greater such as ambience or sounds spoken by enemies.

The enemies come at you with such an aggression that it took me by surprise for a moment.

The combat, while containing the same enemy types that we've become familiar with by now, does its best to keep things fresh with escort elements and a few other surprises, while the investigation portions present a new type of Mass Effect gameplay that expands upon the ME lore.

To put a stop to the invasion, your Swarmers must plan attacks carefully, emerging from vents and lockers to take the human prey by surprise, and ambush multiple enemies at once to remain undetected.

The control scheme consists of swiping the touch screen to guide Baby along by the hand; swiping the touch screen to return Baby's balloon to her; tapping the touch screen to temporarily get rid of enemies such as the flies with paper clips attempting to burst Baby's balloon; swiping the rear touch pad to change the mood of the surrounding environment; and tapping the touch pad to make Baby and her enemies jump with fear, shock and surprise.

While the jumping and the dash didn't feel as precise as I would like, I was surprised by how much I enjoyed learning enemy patterns, level layouts, and boss attacks and then using the tools I've been given to best them all as efficiently as possible.

Considering how easily you can get surrounded by enemies, making it hard to move around, you can expect to get surprised by this attack pretty frequently.

Last but not the least, there will be multiple infiltration methods and players will be able to sneak into an area and catch enemies by surprise or get in and out of an area without getting noticed.

There is a real addictive nature to the defeat of enemies by tapping them — its surprising how many hours you will lose simply tapping the screen.

This means that when you are trying to find your way, you can and most likely will get ambushed by a surprise enemy.

You can stack enemies on top of each other to make mountains of enemies; you can also add wings to some enemies to let them fly, float, or bounce, or you can make them extra big by giving them a mushroom; you can put enemies or powerups in pipes so that they respawn whenever they get killed / disappear, put them in breakable blocks / coin boxes to give players a surprise, or combine certain objects and enemies together for all new challenges.

2015's Dying Light took many by surprise, offering a fresh take on zombie slaying through the introduction of freerunning, 4 - player online co-op, dynamic day - night cycles with super tough nighttime enemies, and an addictive gameplay loop that successfully married crafting, leveling, exploration, and killing.

Cover can be destroyed if there's an enemy hidden behind it and I was surprised by the depth within combat.

Even if you get caught by surprise in your attempts to storm an enemy base you can easily change your game plan to work around any obstacles — an explosion could cause grass to catch fire, which causes an updraft, which Link can use to paraglide to safety — alternatively, while midair Link can slow time while wielding his bow and snipe his enemies before he hits the ground.

Mostly, you'll clear areas of foes by using your paint to creatively navigate the world or surprise enemies, while the boss battles have something of a Mario-esque feel about them: there's an obvious weak point to exploit in each, but you'll need to play smart to actually succeed.

The sheer volume of enemies found through each level ensures bullets are constantly flying everywhere, whilst the environment themself will be blasting to pieces throughout all of the gunfire too (you can actually earn a dash attack by quickly killing enemies that'll allow you to smash through walls, which always proves effective when trying to surprise your enemies).

Unlike so many similar systems, how you approach an enemy to initiate the battle doesn't matter, as things like surprise attacks seem to be governed by their own set of stats, invisible or just vague and never properly explained.

Once this appears it will give you split seconds to hide in wait and be patient for an enemy guard to patrol your Last Know Position and take him by complete surprise.

Strike down other vampires, improve your character and develop formidable skills such as instantly disappearing from view to take your enemies by surprise.

This new feature adds more of a strategic element to the game as you can use it to truly scout ahead and mark out enemies to reduce the risk of being taken by surprise.

2K Games breathed fresh life into the XCOM franchise by releasing a surprise hit in XCOM: Enemy Unknown for consoles back in

While this maneuver consumes one stock of ki, teleport attacks are quite useful as it allows you to catch the enemy by surprise, avoid projectiles, or to extend your combos.