Sentence examples for boosting player from inspiring English sources
"The GameSparks platform offers a single integrated tool to build these server components, boosting player retention and maximising revenue without ever having to set up and run a server," the startup notes in its AWS Marketplace listing.
These items can cause enemies to bleed and lose health, weakening enemy armor, boosting player health or stealing health from opponents and disgusting foes to make them "grossed out" and causing them to vomit.
It also includes a "salary if there is no league" clause, which boosts player salaries to $101,000, $72,000 and $43,000.
In the 1977 movie "Slap Shot," when the player/coach Reggie Dunlop learns his minor league hockey team will fold, he boosts player morale by planting a fake story in the local newspaper: The Charlestown Chiefs are moving south.
Their pitch is that multiplayer mode boosts player retention, as people can compete against real friends for the highest score.
The matches last eight minutes and cannot be skipped but they're (usually) engaging – tactical changes have a genuine and satisfying impact on proceedings – and playing them allows training cards to be awarded that can be combined to boost players' stats.
To reassure this, customer outreach programs and marketing managers spend ample time to boost players to return to the casinos by offering them various reward programs.
A good Sherpa doesn't "boost" players, but instead acts as a more effective and personable form of the in-game Ghost character, gently guiding the player via friendly conversation and only offering direct combat support when necessary.
There are many 'pads' in the game which boosts players through the air to different locations.
Earlier models like the Rio 300 and Rio 500 use, as most players do, a slot in which an expansion memory card can be inserted, boosting the player's overall capacity to play more music.
To boost his player's allocation of 20, Perry bought a further 30 for friends in Franklin for $6,000.
