Sentences with phrase «sword strikes»

The game's combat helps too; you'd be surprised how tactical you can be with only a couple of different sword strikes and a truly powerful counter.

Styx is brutally difficult, and even on normal, all you need is a couple of sword strikes or a medium fall to end the goblin's life.

A lot of the blood that flows from sword strikes came from blood bags filled with real slaughterhouse blood.

While Navarre has an effective moveset based on fast, damaging sword strikes, it's hard to imagine using him over Lyn.

You'll start out a simple Freelancer who uses sword strikes to attack and can learn useful abilities such as Examine to learn about the monsters you face, but you'll soon be able to wield powerful elemental magic with the Wizard class (who, usefully, can cast defensive as well as offensive spells), or equip multiple weapons at once as a Charioteer (basically a horse - inspired warrior).

Strangely the sword, like the guns, also lacks any real sense of impact when hitting enemies, who also tend to fail to react to bullets and sword strikes alike.

Utilizing the same charge, you can strike with a strong upward sword strike that is fantastic for knocking down enemies.

Epona also helps Link become a more effective fighter, as a number of powerful and impressive sword strikes can be launched while galloping through fields of enemies.

Wade comes with his standard light and heavy sword strikes, a teleport / dodge button that also doubles as a counter, and a jump button.

Powerful moves like the jump attack and spin attack, or rapid and repeated sword strikes are most effective.

Enemies will present different openings as they attack and it's up to you to capitalise on this with a well aimed sword strike.

Chu - Chus are traditionally pretty stock - standard jelly things that are fairly easy to defeat, usually requiring a simple sword strike or two to dispatch.

and «fight him» (that is, you have to learn how to do all the various sword strikes, even if you've played the game fifty times before).

Armos belong to that class of Zelda enemies that not only can not be defeated with a mindless sword strike, no matter how aggressive you are, but actually differ in exactly how to defeat them depending on the game.

Both games utilized the Wii's Wiimote and Nunchuk motion - controls to let players perform high and low sword strikes and a wide array of wrestling moves on enemies.

The prince of Lucis joins the fight wielding his iconic Engine Blade, alongside other weapons, taking down enemies with powerful sword strikes and blows.

Similar to Gigaslash and Gigagash, it is an electrically charged sword strike, though it targets only one foe instead of a group.

The action is a whirlwind of sword strikes, flips, jumps, slides and angry, fiery ninja magic.

It is possible to defeat a Stalfos Knight with just the Master Sword, but it will take 16 sword strikes, in which Link will need to wait for the Knight to stand back up after each hit.

Pre-release screenshots made the game look as though it was an action RPG in the vein of a Ys or Monster Hunter title, with 1 to 1 sword strikes and control over the action.

The battle sounds fall under a similar fate as all you'll get are the classic grunts and sword strikes that have been featured in numerous other games.

Dragon transformations both complete and on an appendage by appendage basis supplement the sword strikes to create a unique addition to the roster.

The new weapon lets the player move more quickly and similar to the Energy Sword, lets you take down enemies in quick succession with locked - on sword strikes.

Of course, the game isn't all sword strikes and rolling.