Sentences with phrase «swap out weapons»

You also have a weighting system to deal with as you swap out weapons, perks or other tactical gear to fit your play style.

To top it all off you can also swap out weapons with your friends by simply walking up to them and hitting the correct button, depending on what you want to swap.

Before you had to wait until in - between levels to upgrade and swap out weapon styles.

There's little need to worry about stamina as you dart across rooms, dodging attacks and swapping out weapons to take down denizens both cute and creepy.

And smart players will think twice about simply swapping out a weapon for the next weapon (for greater STR or INT) when there's an augment on the previous piece that can not be put on the new piece.

You can't customise characters except in terms of basic appearance and a few other baubles, but nothing that affects gameplay, and I would think it interesting if you could alter characters just a little bit, such as swapping out weapons for slightly different ones.

Not exact matches

The first patch that came out lowered load times and fixed the bug that caused your weapons to map to the wrong quick slots (i.e. right and left were swapped), but now it doesn't save your controller settings!

The Create - A-Class option for weapon loadouts has been swapped out for Divisions.

He railed against derivatives as weapons of mass destruction, and now turns out to have been sitting on a $ 68 billion pile of credit default swaps and exotic put options on various stock market indexes.

As I jumped into the level, which took place in a destroyed part of downtown Washington DC overrun by aliens, and swapped through my weapons (pistol and rifle to start, with an alien plasma blaster readily available after I shot the first bad guy dead) Matt Corso, the creative director at High Voltage pointed out how the lens scope on my rifle reflected the city street behind me, as I moved the reflection changed.

Then we must also consider the many, many movies which show soldiers, action heroes, baddies etc. reloading their weapons when moving from room to room, or swapping to another weapon when they run of out ammo.

This ability to swap out different weapons on the fly for completely different ability sets is fantastic, meaning that while you'll still have to train with each weapon set to unlock the new abilities you'll have a massive choice of weapons at your disposal to find the play style right for you.

Armour and weapons are plentiful and you'll find yourself frequently swapping gear out to take advantage of slight increases in attack and defense stats.

The title hero Cactus, whose primary weapon is an Assault Rifle, swaps out her Flamethrower for the Mega Assault Rifle able to pummel robots from across the screen while Starch substitutes her Micro Missile Launcher for the Mega Laser, capable of disintegrating enemies in an intense burst of energy.

Working out these setups can make a big difference, and I found myself swapping between different weapons depending on my situation, which was a nice touch.

What makes your custom character unique from both Sonics is that you gain access to different kinds of weapons that you can swap out after each level.

In addition to the various weapon styles to swap between, each android has their own logic board of Plug - In Chips that can be swapped out (up to a certain memory threshold that can be upgraded at one specific shop on Earth).

Main heroine 2B has access to a pair of load outs with two weapons and assisting Pod that she can swap between mid-combo for a bit more style.

Buttons carried over well allowing for players to manage shooting, throwing out a melee attack, strafing, jumping, throwing grenades, and even weapon swapping weapons as needed while combat gets heavy.

The best players can switch between tiles as quickly as Quake experts swap weapons, assembling dizzying towers, editing doors into walls, holes into floors, and spinning switchback stairs out of flat ramps.

Instead of having to set up your particular weapons system at a predefined place, or go into cumbersome menus, you can literally swap out optics, hand grips, etc in real time while in any game mode.

You should always swap out to your close ranged weapon when coming close to buildings.

Whilst this sounds like plenty to keep players occupied, each of these options feels a little like an opportunity missed, with none of them really providing anything of value to the game — unless of course you really want to spend the time customising a paint job for a weapon you'll likely swap out for something else you as you close in on that Prestige option.

Every vessel comes equipped with a primary weapon that can not be changed, and a secondary that can be swapped out for something that suits your playstyle a tad more, thus a healing ship could theoretically take some light machine guns to help deal with corvettes or some such.

Weapon torches now turn off properly when swapping out the current weapon via ammo crates with the torch light switched on.

As such, each battle plays out like an intriguing optimization puzzle, as you swap back and forth between characters» movements, weapon attacks, and abilities to set up the best team combos and maximize the damage you inflict on enemies.

In that you still change weapons but instead of those weapons firing from hard - points at the rear, your AC swaps them out to use with their arms.

Players will also have access to laser - based weapons for the first time in series history, allowing them to swap out their traditional guns and gadgets for high - powered plasma blasters to dish out damage.

Horizon Zero Dawn limits you to four weapons on your character at a time — but you can swap them out for extra weapons in your inventory at any time.

It's easy to swap out your equipment, and just about every weapon is fun to tool around with.

Swap out different weapons and upload your score to the integrated leaderboards.

Like your weapons, you can call in a new buddy and swap out the old one at any time with the iDroid, another refreshing layer of flexibility, and they each progress in interesting ways.

The ability to swap out between the four turtles to capitalize on their unique weapons is great.

Players will be able to swap out barrels, scopes etc and actually drastically change the appearance and performance of any weapon.

A little tip, never swap while out of breath, your character can get out of breath and it will affect how you fire your weapon and aiming.

Some of the new mechanics during battle we're excited for are the character swap outs during fights, weapons / armor breaking, elemental damage and more.

The number of weapons is staggering, with a huge number of them having options to swap out parts.

The Ranger carries two weapons of varying ranges and power including assault rifles, shotguns, rocket launchers, and sniper rifles (or can swap one of his weapons out for healing or repair equips), and is a fast, mobile ground - based fighter.

Among the highlights are that there will once again be eight Robot Masters, figuring out the weakness chain should («will») make more sense, hot swapping between special weapons with the right analog stick, the difficulty of designing new Robot Masters, that they were created by Dr. Light, inspirations, no females this time out, and that the guy on the right isn't named «Brick Man.»

As you work your way through the missions you'll accumulate loot in the form of wearable equipment, weapons and weapon mods, and in true MMO style you're have to swap out equipment depending on play - style and stats.

It however also gets quite a few tweaks of its own that really help the game out, like being able to have each type of weapon at the ready (melee, ranged, and thrown) and are switched as players use them, as well as easily swap between the available inventory with the directional buttons.

He'll also fetch weapons for you, which is perfect for those times mid-fight when you need to swap out your sniper rifle for a shotgun, and he'll highlight enemies so you can spot them more easily behind cover.