Sentences with phrase «to target enemies»

To make matters worse the game automatically targets enemies for you during combat.

There are ample ways in which to fly around and target enemy units.

If you shoot while jumping or sliding the game goes into slow motion so you can target enemies better.

It's unique sense of speed not only means you're going to have a hard time targeting enemies, but it also means you can often get away easily.

Meaning, if you make the mistake of selecting all and then targeting the enemy, all your carefully positioned soldiers up sticks and move across the map to fight one group of attackers.

The role of the Compass Call is to disrupt the enemy's ability to command and control their forces by finding, prioritizing and targeting the enemy communications.

It is possible for the ray to bounce between four enemies without affecting any allies or bounce between three allies and affect a single initially targeted enemy.

While in «wait mode,» the player can freely target enemies, aim magic spells, select teammate abilities, and much more.

These combos target the enemy automatically and conclude with a powerful blow.

It uses a fairly standard turn based system, but the position of your characters on the field is also important since you can only target enemies that are within range.

There are no new ships to master, weapons to unlock or «magic» missiles that will automatically target enemies across the screen.

You've got to manually target each enemy too, which slows down combat scenarios but makes them a lot more refined and precise in the process.

While you might have three weapons, only one can give you the reach to target your enemies with safety.

Lara automatically targets her enemies, although sometimes the AI seems to be able to shoot you from a certain position but yet your own auto aim fails to find the enemy.

There are two ways of targeting your enemy auto aim and precision aim and together with the comfort of the PSP s control scheme, make blasting your enemies an ease.

The graphics are stunning and incredibly detailed, though the Xbox One version has a sort of soft look to it due to being 720p, which can make targeting enemies at a distance difficult since they're frankly hard to see.

The Wii U gamepad displays a cockpit view from the Arwing fighter that you can target enemies by tilting the gamepad around, while the television screen shows the action in third person outside and behind your spacecraft.

Grant Might to target ally or Weak to target enemy for 2 turns.

Added to the Director's Cut and included in every Resident Evil game since (excluding this one), auto - aim gives players the invaluable ability to instantly target any enemy in the room, on or offscreen.

Any longtime fan knows those tend to be instant - kill skills, but here, they are instead two more standard options for targeting enemy weakness — unless you're Smirking when you cast them, at which point they can return to their former deadly glory.

V.A.T.S. greatly slows down combat and players target enemy appendages with a percentage likelihood of making the hit.

COULD a variable - yield bomb reduce the number of innocent people killed or injured during an air attack targeting enemy soldiers?

+ Target enemies from afar with Homing Laser or lance through enemies and bullets alike with the powerful Buster Rifle!

Some of the sting has been taken out of the remake by things like allowing you to make a quick save at any time, having your characters auto - target another enemy if the one they were originally assigned to is killed, making adjustments to gold and experience drops, and even slightly modifying maps.

Instead of using the traditional Press Turn system where targeting an enemy's weakness offers the player an additional turn, triggering a weakness forces a Demon Co-Op attack where everyone attacks the enemy at once so long as they're all the same alignment.

Also, Batman seemed to have trouble targeting enemies properly on occasion, leaving him to flair ineffectually at the air, while other times I'd tap the button combination for a ground takedown and the caped crusader would merely stand there, seemingly baffled.

The Exotic Perk, Relentless Tracker, visually marks targeted enemies, dealing more damage to those marked with low health.

Nintendo's neglected MotionPlus Wii Remote add - on can also be used with the game, which makes targeting enemies slightly more precise, while the Classic Controller is also another option.

One can not target enemy civilians for the sake of reducing one's own combatant deaths.

Robotics experts call what Sullivan exercised «discrimination,» the ability to target enemy forces while keeping fire away from civilians, friendly troops, and prisoners of war.

Attempts to precisely target an enemy's head are almost always in vain, resulting in the choice to fire into torsos to make sure that damage is inflicted instead of risking a miss.

Here's the extend of your control: you can bring up the map and fast - travel to any location on the map while your on the dragon, and you can also target enemies and tell it to attack them.

Actually using a ranged weapon during a battle requires you to try and get away from the action so that you've got time to use it before the enemy close the distance, but even then the targeting system is so unpredictable that it will often fail to target the enemy until they're too close for you to successfully blast them.

Combat feels decent, but just like Shao Jun in Chronicles: China, Arbaaz Mir has a few problems targeting enemies.

The shooting system takes a lot of getting used to; holding down L1 targets an enemy and you use the right analogue stick to fine aim.

The combat revolves around targeting enemies limbs so that Warren can do extra damage with well - placed strikes.

The simplistic targeting system, where you press square to target the enemy closest to you works, but can prove annoying on occasion when it targets someone else than what you were going after.

Ray always targets an enemy first and then the highest priority is on its caster.

Combat is a frenetic homage to movie and TV space battles, as you juggle power between shields and engines and weapons, order your crew to fix hull breaches and extinguish fires, target enemy subsystems, and oh god Mr Chekov will you knock out their missiles before they kill us all?!

It's still a bit of a mystery how exactly the game will work without waving your Gamepad around, as Shigeru Miyamoto himself said that the cockpit view is and integral part of the experience and all but essential to accurately target some enemies during combat.

This spell randomly targets enemy units, walls and the stronghold, making it more difficult to play effectively.

Try targeting an enemy's weak point to break their guard, then deliver powerful blows while it's weakened!

There was a class - based loadout system, weapons scattered about the map, and a progress system based around challenges such as accuracy rate, killing target enemies etc..

The combat in Tales of Symphonia is in a 3D environment, but you are constrained to the 2D plane between you and your currently targeted enemy; but not all enemies are on the same vector, so while it doesn't end up being fully realised 3D movement, lets just call it 2.5 D.

You tap the screen to target your enemies various weapons to take them out.

When your cursor is inside the large reticule, the mouse functions as an aiming cursor and allows you to target an enemy without changing the ships» direction.

The targeting options (free - aim, classic, or assisted aim (most recommended) help target enemies quickly, but the improved melee actions elevate the fisticuffs to a level close to the recent Batman Arkham game series.