Sentence examples for combat feels from inspiring English sources

Combat feels more brittle and Call of Duty-esque – a feeling heightened in the campaign by sections where control is wrested from the player to allow for a canned animation, or a short, unavoidable sequence when, for example, you are forced to fall from masonry onto a lower platform.

The one-on-one combat feels fluid and natural.

Mouse-clicking to move anywhere is slow, and combat feels restrained and boring.

Then I realize that probably every person whose child or spouse or parent or friend is in combat feels this exact same way.

When a glib reporter asks what combat feels like, a character compares it to the moment just before a car accident, when you know it's going to happen and are helpless to stop it.

Flight combat feels a little chaotic, but it changes the pace, while the additional multi-build sections hint at slightly greater puzzle complexity while stopping short of actually offering any sort of creative control to the player.

The combat felt a little bit spongy, similar to the early stages of Mass Effect.

A majority of senior military leaders who have been through that process themselves, who have Ranger Tabs or who have patrolled in infantry combat feel that there is a difference, and they would draw that distinction.

Unfortunately you can't fill the pockets with fake blood and pop them for that true-to-life combat feel.

A steady stream of Doctrine Man cartoon strips lampoon the military's attempt to make combat feel even a bit like home.

"We started by going around tacky gift shops trying to find things to make the room as kitsch as we could and create a sort of 'disco combat' feel," explains Furuholmen.