Sentences with phrase «use as ammo»

Here, two to four players face off to collect eggs, and use them as ammo against each other.

Even though Dr. Fisk won't be able to help me directly, I intend to carry printed articles about his theories to my doctors to use as ammo / backup in begging for just a little kinder consideration than c - section patients are typically given around here.

If you discover that the policy is strong and supports your own healthy views, you can use it as ammo when talking to other parents, teachers and school officials.

Clips from Mark Hamill's interviews about Luke Skywalker have been used as ammo in The Last Jedi fandom wars, and so he felt the need to clarify to his ultimate feelings about the movie on Twitter.

Other suggestions are ping pong balls (fairly cheap at dollar stores); packing peanuts (corn starch based, NOT Styrofoam); and plastic balls like the ones used as ammo in kids» toys or in ball pits.

The slime knight is actually a toy available to the player in Mt. Krakatroda, Callmigh Bluff, and the Flying Clawtress and in tank battles if it is used as ammo.

Not exact matches

If you're looking for ammo, give your school principal a copy of The Use of Food as Reward in Classrooms: The Disadvantages and the Alternatives (while geared toward the state of Kentucky, a national version of this excellent white paper is in the works — so stay tuned!).

On a more positive note: The maps are huge and unique in geography, the vehicles are very much fun to use, all of them, except maybe the inflatable landing boats, and the combat roles the different classes play out is refreshing: The sniper can lay down claymores and sit back, plinking enemies from, in some maps, perhaps up to a quarter of a mile away, considering he / she is good, and has a good gaming rig, the combat medic can heal allies, and revive those who were fragged, saving them from having to respawn back at base, the support guy can lay down suppressing fire and resupply his allies with ammo, the spec ops guy can sabotage bridges, vehicles, and team assets (such as artillery and UAV trailers) with sticky C4 charges (pity the soldier who takes off in a jet only to have it explode in midflight from a hidden c4 charge stuck on it's body), The engineer repairs vehicles and lays down anti-tank mines, the anti-armour troop works on destroying said vehicles with wire - guided rockets (note that the armour guy in bf2 has his own gun ALONG with a pistol, not just a pistol like in 1942), and the assault guy....

And it's worth remembering that if you have any frequently used items set up to auto - craft — such as health potions, and favoured ammo types for Bowguns - this will happen whether the required materials are in your Pouch or your Item Box.

Ammo was difficult to come by, as well as expensive, so I was encouraged to use (and throw) the knives, hatchets, and steel pipes I found lying around.

And if you start as Blademaster, then if and when you decide to gun, you'll probably have a ton of stuff in your box for making ammo that you never used.

Undoubtedly, some will use the study as ammo to call for an end to the scholarship program.

But, when calling the lenders, if you use balance transfer offers as ammo, you may have a more successful negotiation.

If you're running Rapid Fire or Dual Wielding you'll find this perk useful as well due to the high amount of ammo you're using.

Using a block wall or bomb can keep some of the horde at bay, using the taunt can lower the aggression meter, and then the robot can also scrounge the area for weapons, ammo, and health, which will be needed as finding ammo or new weapons can feel limited by yourUsing a block wall or bomb can keep some of the horde at bay, using the taunt can lower the aggression meter, and then the robot can also scrounge the area for weapons, ammo, and health, which will be needed as finding ammo or new weapons can feel limited by yourusing the taunt can lower the aggression meter, and then the robot can also scrounge the area for weapons, ammo, and health, which will be needed as finding ammo or new weapons can feel limited by yourself.

The mode is almost exactly the same; you use the points you earn slaying zombies to buy weapons and ammo, as well as open up doors to new rooms, making the overall arena larger and larger over time.

You have to start worrying about taking out certain enemies first, picking up health and ammo, dodging, using power - ups or your best weaponry effectively, you really have to think on your feet and it's satisfying as Hell.

I was delighted to discover that you can now pick up ammo and armor pieces by simply walking over them, as using a button to do felt incredibly clunky in the first game.

Moira (or player two) has a crowbar for extra melee damage and prying open doors, but her best use is her torch, as she can find items (health, ammo etc) in the gloom that Claire can't see.

Each weapon in the game feels great, and players will be glad to know they are all very easy to use, as there are reticles that allow for careful aiming, and all carry infinite ammo.

The gun you're using affects how much mileage you get from ammo mods, such as incendiary rounds.

All of them give you the same three types of meat, which can be used, as in Far Cry, to craft upgrades for ammo pouches.

Not so much of a problem on the easy levels but on the harder levels where ammo is as scarce as a watchable Resident Evil film (they're terrible), you may find yourself praying that you used that ink ribbon to save your progress in that last safe room.

When times are hard and you have no ammo or weapons available the game allows the player to use the environment, interacting with things such as gas cans or fire axes allows for some fun alternates, the player can also use the Zed's body parts as weapons if needed.

Collaboration is the key here, as one player may use armor - penetrating slug rounds, while a teammate finishes off the kill with flesh piercing ammo.

Killing enemies will drop ammo, parts and nanites for the player to make use of as loot.

Special weapons like the grenade launcher have their uses, but I hardly came across ammo, so I didn't get to enjoy their explosive nature as much as I'd hoped.

As is the needs of a survival horror, your inventory management and careful use of ammo is key to survival, but you can craft items on workbenches, upgrade weapons, or create extra bullets for your weapons.

Elemental sounds such as planes overhead or rigged generators can be used to mask your shots, while suppressed ammo can be unlocked as you rank up your character.

If you switch from an assault rifle to a handgun the assault rifle doesn't just disappear or get put into some kind of holster on Max's back it is held in his left hand while you use your right to hold the handgun, then when reloading he puts the larger weapon under his arm as he changes the ammo cartridge, it truly shows just how much effort Rockstar have put into making even the smallest of details perfect.

Side missions are present along with a varying collection of useable items and Amber, all of which can be used for crafting ammo and potions as well as helping keep Styx's magical powers working.

He's a bounty hunter with a crossbow who uses small fictional versions of animals as ammo (like wasps and boombats).

You earn currency as you play, which can be used to buy additional weapons or dole out power - ups for your team, like explosive ammo or bouncing betty mines.

Those materials are used to craft more ammo, utility items such as grenades and silencer repair kits, first aid, and so on.

Refilling your ink supply is also key, as all of your weapons and gadgets use ink as ammo.

As you discover more ammo types, you will soon fall into a familiar pattern of using the same ammo.

Not only is there a wide range of animals to hunt, their skins are also quite useful as they can net additional funds by being sold, or can be used to craft a number of useful items, such as additional ammo bags, weapon holsters, syringe kits, and more.

To fix the repetitive nature, more weapon variety would have been welcomed as you pretty much use a gun with limited ammo for the majority of the game.

The use of a weapon wheel for example, accessed by the L1 button is sensible and provides easy selection of your weapons and accessories as well as switching between ammo types.

You score is then used as currency to purchase ammo and upgrade your weapons.

Shards are the form of currency in the game to buy things and are used to craft ammo as well.

For example, the Rifleman uses Assault Rifles and Machineguns as their main weapon and their special ability is to resupply teammates with ammo.

Guns all use the same, universal ammo, and keys can be collected to open doors (though you can fire through doors if you run out) as well as money and occasionally health packs and extra lives.

If at anytime, the Insta - Kill icon pops up, use it as that melee attack saves you ammo and grants you with a bigger Jolts payout.

Arena mode is a versus couch co-op mode for up to 4 players, where you go head to head to defeat each other using the eggs dotted around the level as ammo.

These abilities should be used wisely as each one can only be used once before you need to find more ammo.

If using a bowgun, use the bowgun of your choice so long as it uses sticky ammo.

You can craft ammo at the workbenches using the resources you find or if you are in need of a few more rounds you can actually craft on the go at the cost of spending twice as many resources.

There are no health bars or ammo pick - ups, all you get are the items that are given to you in the stage to throw or use to disarm an enemy so as to steal his weapon.

The zombies that you kill sometimes drop valuable medi - kits and cash — you can use this cash to purchase upgrades such as new weapons, extra ammo and equipment.