in the storymode do you HAVE TO DO THINGS to move on in the story line
172127
The wrestlemania moments have a match stipulation to win for example must win by escaping cage and they have historical objectives to complete during the match like body slam opponent when critical. If you complete the match stipulation but not the historical objectives you will not be able to unlock the rewards like extra characters and alternative skins but it will let you move on to the next wrestlemania moment by just completing the match stipulation.
172128
In story mode you will need to play certain characters and win certain matches as those characters to move on. Thank you kindly for your inquiry and have a great day.
172129
I think so maybe on 2k16 also they should put new entrance a lot of music that fits the wrestler entrance like the maniac Scorpion the butcher and creative wrestlers.
1989061
It's story driven, but you can go online and find user created stories to change it up a bit. Also, painting the figures makes for a whole better atmosphere!!
709781
Yes. Everything will still work. You can use the mode to move to next track.
974232
Two answers, both Yes. 1) Hold down the left or right arrow (FF or RW) and it moves forward or backward - by seconds at first, then minutes, tens of minutes, then hours. 2) If you set the Navigation Mode to Section (recommended) - then a single or double press of the left or right arrow will move you to the next/previous chapter.
275959
Unsure what your asking. to play the game you need to look at he characters
754817
There is an actual storyline that makes sense. It gets pretty intense through the campaign and multiplayer is good once you figure out weapon combos
891628
One time.... Need to follow closely & don t reveal final characters info too soon. ENJOY,
1031956
They added Act V as well as adventure mode where you travel to the various areas and do "bounties." There are also rifts that you can open where the goal is to kill monsters until the rift guardian spawns and you kill that. All for loot.
1880264
I believe there are two settings. One setting scrolls through the phases. The other lets you pick one phase and stick with it.
1664091
oh definitely. Its just like playing other MMOs. You don't need a crew to help out. Most or the objectives have people around doing the same missions. There are some dungeon (kind of) modes, but you are able to solo most of them or just skip them. they are not even necessary for story play.
1539962
True. There is a small included adventure, but after that you are on your own. Although there are tons of resources online (message boards, recycling old movie plots etc) to get you going. And feel free to steal ideas from your players. For example when they talk worriedly about how they think someone will turn on them, jot that down if it's a good idea.
1579804
You can't. You can still walk it of course but not more island building. You have to start a new game if you want to start building the island all over again. And, you can only do that 6 times. I usually finish an island and then just walk it for 3-6 months (and get rid of every song under 150 beats per minute) and then start another game.
820171
Hi, I'm sorry but I'm not familiar with that one, but it looks like the continuation of the other one. I'm guessing it would be harder (more advanced) and continue from where the first one ended. Hope this helps.
1217072
Yeah. Just make sure you follow the directions and have a little patience. You'll get through it. Its not as difficult as it looks.
1815441
The more figures you have the different scenes and adventures you can play. Each character has their own world the more you have the more you can unlock.
751844
Absolutely not. The story of this game starts your character off completely fresh in your new town and the story of your town is explained thoroughly in the beginning. There are a lot of little secret tricks, however, (such as the money rock) that have continued over from previous games but your animal villagers will hint at them if you talk to them enough (or you can look them up)
1742491
That's fine if you don't like the game. However, there are parts where you get to explore and actually shoot or use whatever weapon you have handy, which I thought was exciting. There are also quick time events that greatly affect the story, so if you do plan on getting the game, think twice about your choices, because it may or may not end up killing off or distancing 'you' as the player from certain characters.