Sentence examples for intended player from inspiring English sources

Real Madrid tried 331 passes, of which 74 percent found the intended player.

To some extent, determining into which of these categories a game falls may be based on the intended player base.

Now we're talking multiple people on a project who have to take jumping into consideration in their work, when maybe, ultimately, they'd prefer to focus their priority on a cover system that might better reflect the intended player experience they're designing for.

However, this experimental approach conflates two possible determinants of Player 2 responses: whether the allocation was intended by Player 1, and whether Player 1 had any control over the allocation.

It was originally intended that players would be able to use the content creation mode with other players online however this feature was dropped before the game's release.

Data Dealer, which is intended for players ages eleven and up, aims to change their online behavior.

• The first Asian Women's Bridge Festival, which is intended for players at all levels and to be as much a family vacation as a bridge tournament, will be in Bangkok from Jan . 22 to 27

The ratings board had originally given the game an "adults only" rating, but Take2 made modifications, including blurring some details, to gain a "mature" rating, meaning that it is intended for players 17 and older.

In recognition of the controversy involved in considering a veteran for its rookie award, Major League Soccer last weekend announced a new award — the Newcomer of the Year — intended for players like David Beckham, Luciano Emilio and Juan Pablo Ángel.

Valve intended for players to first play the level with commentary disabled, and after completing the level, play it again with commentary enabled, learning about each new stage as they progress.

Developers originally intended for players to be permanently out of a race when falling far off a track, however they came to realize that it was not fun for players "to be forced to go slow or suffer an instant defeat".