Sentence examples for deep combat from inspiring English sources

There's plenty of content to keep players busy with a lengthy central quest, a refreshingly deep combat system and large, open world islands to explore.

Ninja Theory's DmC reboot of 2013 wisely elected not to compete with this instalment's deep combat, which even after Platinum's Bayonetta remains the pinnacle of hacking and slashing.

The game was well received, with reviews generally praising the deep combat system and the matching up of fighters from different SNK franchises, though the inability to choose team lineups in Team Battle Mode was a near-universal complaint among critics.

The game's control system, which comprises the left thumbstick, two attack buttons, and a block button, was described as fluid and responsive, and Ninja Gaiden was regarded as having one of the deeper combat engines among Xbox games at the time, comparing well to the action-adventures God of War and Devil May Cry.

"We can get tasked for air-to-air, close air support, deep strike, combat search and rescue or kill box".

Raised by his father to believe that the practice of war is obsolete, the immature soldier — and, by extension, the reader — is instructed through a series of deep space combat missions that war is not only unavoidable, it is vital and even noble.

Agence France-Presse said the takeover was announced by a military captain called Moussa Dadis Camara, who said a "consultative council" of civilian and military personnel would run the country to combat "deep despair," revive the economy and fight corruption.

Thus, an improvement in BER is equivalent to a saving in signaling power required to combat deep fades in order to maintain the given target BER.

With regards to inefficacy of vancomycin in inguinal wounds, the authors postulated that the wound bed was not vascular enough for systemic absorption of vancomycin, which could have helped combat deep infections.

The activists are demanding the government be replaced by an unelected council that would rewrite electoral laws to combat deep-seated problems of corruption.

Some economists said a true recovery would take another year at least, as the United States combats deep structural problems in its housing market and banking system.