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that you talk to NBA Live Mobile Coins your friends about. It is the exact kind of cast member that creates stories.A Short Case StudyDefining the Gap creates stories? I dunno, Mike, that sounds like a bunch of hogwash and hoojaz. I know. Trust me, my friend, you already agree with me. In your experiences, I'm sure, you have had games where you enjoyed fighting things, and games where you were bored to tears with every fight. You simply lacked a word to describe WHY you liked one over the

 

, because no matter how cool and flashy your player, if he is not challenged by expectation defying forces, then all that flash is for naught.One of my favorite games, Resident Evil 4, is the king of this. Years of Cheap NBA Live Coins zombie games had us RIPE for that game. See a zombie, shoot the head. That's just how it works … or so we thought. They didn't just crack open a gap, no, they exploded it open; by giving us enemies that no only reactively put their hands in front of their faces, but who

 

dodge out of the way of your gun. These aren't my father's zombies! They weren't even zombies at all.Better still, they gave us a means to close that Gap. Shooting them in the legs or the feet, made them take a knee; shooting them in the hands made them drop their weapons; and shooting them while they were running (oh my god they are running) made them fall flat on their face. Just about every part of their body was useful. Who doesn't have at least ONE interesting story

 

your first run through Resident Evil 4? That is defining the Gap with brilliance.When Not To Define The GapA Gapless enemy is still antagonistic, though; I mean, it's still trying to kill you, right? It's still trying to Forza Horizon 3 credits  ruin your day, to stand in your way of progress. A gapless enemy, however, is boring, it's bland. But banality can have its advantages.The soldiers of City 17 (Half Life 2) are fairly gapless in their design. They are men, they carry guns, they shoot at you, but the game