Sentence examples for enemy footsteps from inspiring English sources

The science-fiction setting re-invigorates with a liberating range of different attachments and modifications for your weapons (everything from long-range microphones that an pick up the sound of distant enemy footsteps to heat-seeking scopes that light enemies up through walls).

Listen for enemy footsteps.

Get a headset, so you can hear your teammates, communicate with teammates, and it makes it 10X easier to hear enemy footsteps.

Make sure enemies can't see you! Good perks would be: Scavenger Pro (For extra ammo - the Bandolier of MW2), Cold-blooded Pro (Enemy UAVs, Radar, Sentry guns, etc. cannot detect you), and SitRep Pro (To detect claymores, and enemies' footsteps will be louder) OR Ninja Pro (So nobody can hear your footsteps or see you on heartbeat sensors).

If you are adamant on becoming the best gamer in a certain area, then you must have the accessories, the first one that springs to mind, especially if you are playing a shooter, is a Turtle Beach, the ultimate in gaming headsets, it gives you a better experience, and some advantages, like hearing the enemies footsteps, so you know where they are.

If you're not using dead silence, as soon as you hear an enemy's footsteps, find cover and don't move.

Headphones are often better for hearing footsteps and enemies close to you than regular speakers.

"A great poet … must have the ear of a wild Arab listening in the silent desert, the eye of a North American Indian tracing the footsteps of an enemy upon the leaves that strew the forest, the touch of a blind man feeling the face of a darling child".

For your Perk 3 slot, Ninja will help you get close to the enemy without him hearing your footsteps.

You can hear the direction of every footstep of your enemy combatants, every shell casing dropped from a fired gun, all delivered wirelessly at 5.8 GHz via KleerNet technology.

Why is it that an enemy can pinpoint a single footstep, but the frazzle of an automatic unlocking device doesn't set off alarms?