Sentences with phrase «too much new ground»

That the establishment chose to work with one of the greatest innovators in another sphere doesn't make the move any less defensive, Apple certainly didn't break too much new ground in the digital book world (though the game is a long one and they may yet).

Not exact matches

It was as much a success with critics as it was with viewers — if you're too young to remember, note that this used to be the most popular show in America — and it leveraged that success to break new ground in television.

There are a few memorable moments sprinkled throughout this adventure, but this newest LEGO game covers too much familiar ground.

McDonagh's second outing as writer - director stylistically may not explore too much new territory but that does not mean the ground we're covering again is not worth the revisit.

Initially it's quite fun fighting all these enemies, especially the more powerful creatures in the new Nightmare mode but once again the gameplay involves way too much grinding.

The economy appears to be well - balanced, though, with new weapons and gang members costing quite a bit, although the fact that missions can be replayed as much as you want does mean that money can be acquired a little too easily by players all too willing to grind away on the first batch of heists.

The free DLC originally promised is trickling out slowly too — while limited time modes such as Jetpack Cargo (capture the flag where everyone has jetpacks) are fun, I much prefer the Last Jedi content — two new heroes, one new ground map and one new space map may not sound like we're being spoiled for content but at least it isn't something to spend real money on this time around.

Just like any title, the Warriors franchise is one that heavily improves itself with each new release and even manages to cut out the bad without changing its formula too much or too little by finding a middle ground while doing so.

In short, there isn't too much to get excited about, nor has there been much new and exciting ground covered here.

Lawyers don't charge «too much», because the people who are buying the service all too often have no idea what they're buying; but in order to avoid being ground into the dust of history, lawyers need to find new ways of telling clients why it costs what it does, new ways to demonstrate their value not just on the day - to - day stuff but also for those Black Swan moments.