Sentences with phrase «swords at monsters»

ok, saying it's just swinging a sword at a monster for 45 minutes is showing that your ignorant to how this game fully operates.

Not exact matches

With Dauntless set to unleash Monster Hunter style gameplay onto PCs at some point this year, it's about time we started to take a look at what we'll be inserting our swords into.

But the hooks are there for so many types of players, whether you want to just focus on swinging your sword at giant monsters, or playing as support with three friends.

John Boyega and his real - life British accent star as monster - puncher - in - chief Jake Pentecost, seen here giving a pep talk on the continued necessity of slicing up kaiju with giant robot sword arms after the squirrely interdimensional bastards failed to keep the peace reached at the end of the first film.

SO how is swinging your sword at a big monster for 45 mins until it dies, then getting better equipment, building your character, then going after another 50 other monsters not getting mindless.

While Warner Bros. had dominated the period action / swashbuckler genre with their in - house star Errol Flynn in monster hits like Captain Blood and The Sea Hawk, Fox was taking modest pokes at the genre in non-oceanic outings like The Mark of Zorro — one of the best period action films of the forties, and arguably the pivotal film that made Fox chief Darryl Zanuck realize that film's star, Tyron Power, could move closer to boats, swords, and more bare - chested combat.

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This means lots of exploration of perfectly painted new lands, lots of hitting monsters with swords, and a surprising amount of worrying who should work at the fish market.

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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).

Survival Mode makes the world more dangerous, adding deadly monsters that come out at night and attack you if they see you — you will be able to defend yourself with swords, pickaxes and more.

We admit, we flailed around a little bit at first, concentrating mostly on slashing at the monster's backside with a ridiculously - sized sword.

By swiping on the Wii U GamePad touch screen, you can swing your sword in different directions — slash away at the ghoulish monsters to inflict damage, or parry their attacks in defence.

Sure, it features a few trademark Japanese quirks, such as talking cats and 10ft swords - but at its core it's about something that gamers all over the globe share a love for: slaying monsters.