Sentences with phrase «weapons and armor through»

I like being able to put effects on my weapons and armor through gem slots.

Not exact matches

All in all, I had a great time playing through the campaigns again — with the collectible nature of the game and character power - ups for armor and weapons it's a great game for a little break from reality.

A definite «buy» If you want to amuse your friends with Dragons that fly spastically backwards, Weapon racks that fail to activate (oh hold on... that is Whiterun only... my Windhelm one activates and places the weapons «through» the wall), Mannequins that have their assorted body parts that vanish when adding your armor for display, Book shelves that no longer activate to hold books and

A definite «buy» If you want to amuse your friends with Dragons that fly spastically backwards, Weapon racks that fail to activate (oh hold on... that is Whiterun only... my Windhelm one activates and places the weapons «through» the wall), Mannequins that have their assorted body parts that vanish when adding your armor for display, Book shelves that no longer activate to hold books and of course my favorite... LAGGGGGGGGGGGG.

The blog post also hints that Kulve's «golden mantle happens to be a collection of shiny weapon relics it has gathered along its journey through the New World,» so in addition to the new armor and weapons you'll get from the materials you'll harvest from bringing him down, there will also be random weapon drops?

Starting with weapons / armor, you will find a bevy of powerful bows and armor through Banuk traders.

The Witch and the Hundred Knight 2 is an action RPG in which you use weapon combos, skills, minions known as Tochkas, and armor types called Facets to battle your way through unique worlds.

Then you need to upgrade your soldiers abilities, weapons, armor, equipment through the use of research, at the cost of supplies and unique materials collected from missions, get back out there and launch yet more missions.

Having beaten the main storyline for the DLC on my New Game + on Ultra Hard (mistakes were made, I was already 3/4 through my second play through of the main game and did not want to start over to get back to normal difficulty), I would say the new DLC weapons and armors are totally worth getting, but above all else, the storyline was excellent and really adds to the lore.

It's a game with plenty of replay value thanks to farmable equipment, weapon, armor, and rig upgrades, as well as upgrades to Warren himself through implants.

The crafting system allows players to create armor and weapons for Geralt through plans that can be either found or bought.

As you unlock new tech for your ships through research you can use the ship design panel to create new templates that make use of improved weapons, armor and power supplies, and existing fleets can be commanded to return to a starport for an overhaul.

The range of items on offer isn't as substantial as you'll find in other games, but there's a solid amount and each piece of armor and each weapon looks distinct, and it's nice to be able to add some extra flair to how they look through modification as well.

The problem is that none of the armor, weapons or upgrades are actually very interesting, and trawling through garbage for, well, garbage becomes tedious very quickly.

· A New City — Explore the city of Idylla, which magically floats in the sky above the Teeth of Naros featuring more than 20 side quests, multiple dungeons and a mysterious new race · New Enemies and Dungeons — Players will take part in a crucible of faith and tribulation with new dangers and enemies as they journey through five enormous new dungeons · New Twists of Fate and Items — Three new Twists of Fate, nine new armor sets, six new shields and 18 new unique weapons for players to choose from as they journey through this new world

You will be able to learn how to craft weapons and armors and upgrade most of your important weapons through this guide.

The game will have players venturing across different worlds, battling mutated foes through «dynamic, fast - paced action» and utilizing «an arsenal of living weapons — genetic heroes with different combat abilities — and upgrade them with tens of thousands of collectible body parts and armor.»

Hunt with your pair of AI companions in single player quests or connect via the Wii U system with up to 3Traverse the grand world of Monster Hunter as you journey through more than two hundred quests, battle larger - than - larger - than - life monsters, and create a myriad of weapons and armor.

As you wander through the wilderness, slaying random rabbits, fending off bandits and running like hell from dragons, you're going to accumulate a considerable amount of valuable weapons, awesome armor and absolute tat.

It wasn't uncommon to meet another Hound on the battlefield sporting all manner of bizarre configurations, with armor plates placed in front of the cockpit through careful use of spacers and extended mechanical proboscae of weapons teetering off at odd angles.

Even grinding through a long series of Heroic Strikes, getting weapons and armor sufficient enough to a high light level can still take a very long time, especially if you play alone most of the time.

Death can collect weapons and armor pieces that drop from enemies and that are sold through shops.

With a variety of armor upgrades and weapon upgrades, you can hand - tailor the perfect balance of viking power to make your way through the game.

Which is going back through the levels to upgrade all my weapons, max out my armor, beat all the rune challenges, and find all the secrets.

[12] New weapons, armor, and other items can be created through alchemy.

There are also a few shops in each area to go and shop through, buying up armor, weapons, and items to use throughout battle.

Progress through the game you'll earn armor and weapon cards, each with a set of comparable stats.

This is a wave - based combat mode that starts you off with no weapons or armor and has you fight your way through a series of rooms — when you defeat all the enemies in a room, you move onto the next one.

Players fight their way through a slew of monsters while collecting legendary weapons and armor.

At this point, I shuffled through my weapons and armor and found 3 outfits, 3 Great Swords, and 3 Swords and Shields.

Picking up epic new armor or weapons and equipping them to benefit from their attribute bonuses is a strong motivator to up the difficulty on the challenges, but the problem lies in having to sort through piles and piles of useless loot at the end of a wave.

There are two types of currency; one can be earned through normal quests and the other is a purchasable premium currency used for buying gear packs, cosmetic items, individual armor pieces and weapons.

You go through multiple random generated dungeon rooms defeating enemies, getting gold, freeing merchants, and finding new weapons and armor.

Mid-way through your journey, you will have hundreds of weapons, armor pieces and magic spells to choose from.

Shovel Knight: Specter of Torment is a prequel to Shovel Knight where you play through Spector Knight's own story with new areas, new music, new enemies, new objects, new boss fights, new weapons, new armors and lots more.

The weapon / armor systems are well done and provide a slight RPG element which is also seen through looting cars.

Then you need to upgrade your soldiers abilities, weapons, armor, equipment through the use of research, at the cost of supplies and unique materials collected from missions, get back out there and launch yet more missions.

As you progress through Monster Hunter World, you might notice that a lot of the quests, armor, and weapons are labelled «Low Rank», which might leave you wondering, how do you unlock high rank stuff?

In order to harvest or rescue your Little Sisters, you must battle your way through their guardians, or Big Daddies, enormous, armored enemies with large quantities of health and giant weapons.

Besides the main goal there are other similarities between the games: in both, you get to decide in which part of the map you want to jump out of the airplane you're in and then guide the character through the fall and in both games you start nothing having to find weapons, ammo, grenades, armor, med kits and other useful items.

Getting around the city and its many locations is a snap as you just move an arrow through the streets, and doing so will lead you to the game's shops, where you can purchase items, weapons, armor, spells, and more.

However, The Taken King's single player counterpart truly shines as gamers hunt through the shrouded depths of Oryx's Dreadnought in which players are able to loot a bounty of new weapons and armor sets, in order to thwart the King's vile Taken forces.

While trundling through dungeons, ruins, and 45 different environments, you will defeat over 60 enemy types, collect pets, craft items, weapons, and armor through alchemical experimentation, build your bestiary, and more.

Discover the epic world of Monster Hunter as you journey through more than 200 exhilarating quests, battle larger - than - life monsters and create hundreds of weapons and armor.

In execution, this entails guiding Jones through a succession of procedurally - generated levels, tapping out sequences of precisely timed combos, and managing an inventory of weapons, armor, and consumables.

Earning levels through XP, equipping new armor and weapons, character creation, and travelling with friends — it's easy to see the comparisons with the traditional MMO model.

You'll be able to improve your armor, weapons and tools through your crafting ability and to collect the items you need.

Players start out with just a pickaxe and must scavenge through the world for weapons, armor, and resources,

The characters are animated cartoonishly (though beautifully), the colors are saturated, the NPCs are content with merely grunting their way through their conversations, the weapon and armor designs are exaggerated to the point of farce, and the music only gets more and more majestic as you advance through the game and fight the more unique monsters.

With a plethora of different weapon and armor types that can be upgraded, as well as a number of character customization options, there's a good chance that you might want to have multiple characters so you're not burning through tons of resources in one playthrough trying to get everything.