Sentences with phrase «time combat moment»

Okubo said that the bullet - time combat moment is meant to replicate the cinematic feeling of dodging or parrying a weapon strike, folding that into a counter-attack.

Not exact matches

While young and less jaded viewers (who haven't seen this script multiple times) may buy into the adventure, parents should note that moments of peril, hand - to - hand combat and the death of a prominent character may be too intense for young children.

These moments in the film are the most difficult to watch but they only really work because we are allowed the time to bond with the characters beforehand and experience the combat with them.

These are great moments, but Rocksteady just go to far with it at times, and drone combat... it's just dull.

The out - of - action moments, and time - bending narrative is what kept me glued to the screen, even if the combat and action fell flat for most of the game.

But even then, combat feels rewarding the moment Kiryu begins to heat up and his «Heat Mode» meter begins to fill up, allowing him to unleash his most powerful attacks for a rather short time.

God of War has always been about combat, with Kratos slinging around the Blades of Chaos (among others) and using quick time events for what felt like big, cinematic moments in every battle.

While combat can be a grind at times, I played through The Technomancer on the PlayStation 4, and I can at least say that the developers did a great job implementing the touchpad into the moment - to - moment gameplay.

The most difficult part was writing dialogue for the combat moments that could repeat possibly hundreds of times during an entire game.

When you go into combat, there are regular times where the game will freeze for a moment before actually acting out an action you pick, whether that is a normal attack or a skill.

The ability to sort of «pause» the moment of battle and go into an even more depth strategy based method was nice too for the times where you felt that just brash combat and going from enemy to enemy might not be the best solution.

For those of you, like me, who played the original on PS3, its choppy framerate and lengthy load times were major issues, thankfully though, the Switch version fixes all of this while retaining the same fantastic moment - to - moment combat.

While the time limits can often feel restrictive and the combat remains overly simple, its moment to moment dialog and addictive synthesis system can pull you back again and again.

The graphics, which I initially thought were pre-rendered, are very impressive and although an over-reliance on quick - time events and a scripted Testudo moment rather marred the appearance of the combat, it's rather gratifying to see a game explore a period of history which for odd reasons considering its rather abundant wars, hasn't had nearly as much representation in gaming as it deserves.

Epic moments of destruction, frozen in chaotic «time stutters,» become playgrounds for intense combat.

FF12 is a guilty party here, doing away with the random turn based battles in favor of a real time combat, with no difference between fighting and exploration which makes for some annoying moments when monsters just decided to start spawning onto you, or aggro - ing from across half the entire zone; this can lead to some horrific «oh crap!»

Game mechanics ranging from stealth to free flow melee combat are displayed, along with quick time events during more cinematic moments.

This immediately got some concerned that the timed - button press mechanics would be a focal point for the final game and its (presumably) many confrontations, but Insomniac Games» Twitter clarified that this was strictly part of «a set - piece blockbuster moment» and that the meat of the final game will remain «combat and traversal.»

This means that players need to memorize the spells (sometimes several combo gestures) and employ them at the right moment in real - time as they combat AI or real players in PVP matches.