Sentences with phrase «weapons class instead»

Why not a «straightforward» weapons class instead of «veiled violence»?

Not exact matches

Rather than picking a character class from a number of pre-set classes, you're instead given a character who is a jack of all trades, with your skill set, abilities and approach to combat instead defined by what equipment you take into battle, including weapons.

You may be confined to a singular class at the beginning, but it's entirely feasible to not use any of your class skills and instead make entire builds out of weapon builds, fighters and mages guild skills, and of course the addition of Vampire and Werewolf builds can be thrown in for good measure.

This time around there's no creating classes, instead you pick a division of the military to be in, and gradually unlock combat and weapon skills via XP earned by kills.

We used to spend hours battling each other in our tricked - out vehicles, using ridiculous weapons to constantly beat up on each other (instead of, you know, going to class).

Instead of reserving weapons and gadgets for specific classes, The Division allows players to use whatever equipment that's within their skill level.

EA has toned it down quite a bit in the days leading up to the game's release, taking certain weapons out of loot boxes and instead having them be unlockable by playing the weapon's specific class, making players have to be at a certain level to equip and upgrade higher level Star Cards, removing Epic Star Cards from loot boxes, and reducing the amount of credits needed to unlock heroes by 75 percent.

EA has responded by toning the system down a bit as Heavy reported such as taking certain weapons out of loot boxes and instead having them be unlockable by playing the weapon's specific class, having to be at a certain level to equip and upgrade higher level Star Cards, and removing Epic Star Cards from Crates.