Sentences with phrase «weekly challenges for players»

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Both players are reportedly hoping for weekly wages of around # 200,000 per week, which in the state that football currently is in, is about the right price for players of their quality, but for Arsenal's wage structure it could be challenging.

There is enough single player content here that you can easily last more than 30 hours just for the main story, and even then, you can go through the optional content or weekly challenges, or try your hand at the multiplayer for a co-op experience.

The Challenges App will offer a series of daily and weekly challenges for between one and five players, and records will be stored on global leaChallenges App will offer a series of daily and weekly challenges for between one and five players, and records will be stored on global leachallenges for between one and five players, and records will be stored on global leaderboards.

The weekly challenges also don't have much to show for them and feel like an afterthought for the most part, so if you are done with the single player, it is hard to see the game keeping its appeal up for a long time.

Conquest Mode features weekly challenges where online players can pick a side and compete for prizes such as coins and items.

A new Orokin Moonbase map has also been added along with weekly challenges, and a new sortie mission system provides big endgame challenges for solo players and groups.

Weekly challenges set a specific time for players to beat with pre-set weather conditions and time of day, alongside a pre-chosen vehicle in which a prize of 100,000 show points for completing the track in under the given time limit.

Split - screen and online multiplayer is also complimented by online leaderboards in the form of fastest lap time trials as well as daily and weekly challenges that work in harmony to present the finishing touches to create a game which will have players returning for dozens of hours.

The DLC will be released on a weekly basis, and will include in - game events, challenges, Avatar items for Xbox 360 and PlayStation Home Avatars, dynamic dashboard themes, behind - the - scenes videos, and, most importantly, bonus Mutations for the single player campaign.

The 28th issue of Weekly Shonen Jump, set to officially release on Monday, will allow players to unlock school uniforms for both Izuku Midoriya and Katsuki Bakugou via two new special curriculum QR challenges.

With each season comes a new Battle Pass, a paid - for package that gives players access to weekly challenges and dozens of cosmetic rewards for completing them.

This will likely mimic Fortnite's exceptionally successful Battle Pass which players can purchase to get weekly challenges and unlocks for each season of the game.

Additionally you'll have a system called «Dungeon Challenge Mode» which will allow players to perform those weekly raids to compete for the fastest times.

The mode isn't just simplistic, but it also has bad TV style presentation and is rather short as well, and apart from single races and weekly challenges, there's little else for the single player.

A weekly challenge also appears to be ready for launch, tasking the player with meeting certain criteria within a week, and be rewarded with a shower of show points, the in - game (non-premium) currency.

Challenge Towers return in style with all different types of towers you can try and even Living Towers that change Hourly, Daily, and Weekly to keep the game fresh and exciting for players.

Living towers are challenges that change hourly, daily, and weekly to provide constantly new trials for players to face.

There're also the Weekly Challenges to take part in that give you a specific set up and challenge you to get the best time against other players — it's a nice touch and it shows that Milestone are hoping to keep players hooked into the game for the long run.

Aside from the main campaign, STRAFE will be introducing three new modes in a free update sometime around next month, which are: a Daily Challenge called STRAFEZONE in which all players experience a common run; a Weekly Challenge that is meant for speedruns called SPEEDZONE that grants special rules such as infinite ammo and taking less damage from rocket jumping; and Horde More challenge called MURDERZONE, with a progression system that lets you unlock objects to help you survive longer according to how many gallons of blood you have spilled fromChallenge called STRAFEZONE in which all players experience a common run; a Weekly Challenge that is meant for speedruns called SPEEDZONE that grants special rules such as infinite ammo and taking less damage from rocket jumping; and Horde More challenge called MURDERZONE, with a progression system that lets you unlock objects to help you survive longer according to how many gallons of blood you have spilled fromChallenge that is meant for speedruns called SPEEDZONE that grants special rules such as infinite ammo and taking less damage from rocket jumping; and Horde More challenge called MURDERZONE, with a progression system that lets you unlock objects to help you survive longer according to how many gallons of blood you have spilled fromchallenge called MURDERZONE, with a progression system that lets you unlock objects to help you survive longer according to how many gallons of blood you have spilled from enemies.

Leading up to the launch of Narco Road, a new title update is now available for all players that includes gameplay improvements and introduces weekly live season challenges.