Sentence examples similar to goals playable from inspiring English sources
The desire and need for a golf course with such a short list of goals - playable, enjoyable, congenial - will never go away.
Crash: Mind over Mutant is a mission-based game as opposed to Crash of the Titans's level-based structure, with goals being given by non-playable characters.
They limited themselves to a short development time of four weeks without significant management oversight as to set an urgent but realistic goal to bring the game to a playable state.
The winning concept of Watershed's Playable City Award, whose self-stated goal is to imagine, "a city where people, hospitality and openness are key, enabling its residents and visitors to reconfigure and rewrite its services, places and stories," even if you're afraid of your own shadow, these friendly silhouettes are a cool step toward making the city of Bristol even more stimulating.
"The goal was to have something that's fun and playable for the membership and can be really challenging for good players," Doak said.
Efforts in creating an engaging, playable system incentivizing users' incremental steps towards larger goals are constrained by SuperBetter's relative lack of structure and direction, limits to meaningful progress monitoring, its largely static content regardless of varied user goals, and broad concerns regarding the utility of the overall system.
However, all songs are playable from the game's "Quickplay" mode without completing any Career goals.
Northern Ireland's night was uncomfortably similar to Scotland's as they also succumbed to two late goals –from Lion Refaelov and Eden Ben Basat – in a 2-0 defeat by Israel at Windsor Park, which was just about playable after the weekend's icy postponements of the scheduled match with Russia.
Soul Calibur IV was playable though.
