Sentence examples for altering players from inspiring English sources

But they are routinely suspected of altering players' birth certificates to make them seem younger and more attractive to major league clubs, and supplying players with steroids.

The brokers have been accused of feeding players steroids, altering players' birth certificates to make them appear younger (and thus more attractive to teams) and grabbing an exorbitant share of signing bonuses.

Within games, tasks are dynamic and change over time, thus altering players' experiences (Perez et al. 2016; Rueda et al. 2016).

Leads changed, patterns altered, players came and went, but at no stage in the closing chapter of any Test - not even the one they won in Brisbane - did they trouble the scoreboard operator.

Giving us an unlikely hero in Gordon Freeman (an MIT graduate scientist, handy with a crowbar, not big on words), all action happening in real-time – i.e. no cut scenes – for greater immersion and a huge variety of enemies and environments, Half-Life altered player expectations dramatically.

It could be argued that the use of a helmet and face protection has altered player behaviour leading to a more hazardous playing style.

Nothing within the servers is permanently altered by players except for player rooms and player shops which are server independent and far less customizable than most MMORPGs.

Though the game features a set of pre-built levels for the player to explore, the game's customisable nature is equally important, from altering the player's character and personal space, to building entirely new objects and levels, and then sharing and playing them online with other players as part of the LittleBigPlanet community.

Elsewhere, the community feed is being altered, allowing players to share content automatically, or to prevent certain elements from being shared, either completely or until a set time.

Japan's core private-sector machinery orders fell more than expected in June, signaling a slowdown in corporate capital spending ahead, but did little to alter market players' views that the Bank of Japan would raise rates this month.

Coach Tom Coughlin insisted that preparation for Sunday's game against Pittsburgh would not be disrupted, though the week's practice schedule was slightly altered, many players' homes remained without power and personal matters were hard to avoid.