doesn't matter what you want, its the devs choice.
I don't need to kill you. I'll just ask that you give up a slot to Shock Absorber. You don't flinch from me while you're doing your best Vergil impersonation, and I also don't flinch from you while I've basically turned this game into Royal Guard with my Lance. Win-win!me and my fellow LS users
Depending on my mood, I can go with either 4U or GU as my all-time favorite entry. They're both such excellent games. 4U especially shines for being the first game they really tried to tell a half-way decent story, and basically was a few points shy of being a full on rpg with a "party" that you travelled the world with.
It's gatekeeping. Lot of assets on screen only implies something, but it's never certain and can easily be something else.
No one can possibly know the answer to this, and Wilds will probably be scalable anyway.
I'd say, take your time learning about your weapon, your wirebug skills and your Palamute. Look into doing the Expedition Tours for that. Make sure to get the stuff from the Supply Box every time you start a quest. Also eat dango! I learned about that mechanic embarrassingly late.
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I had to look up the German name for this one because the Japanese (Sekureto) and English one just sound like the German word "Sekret" which is secretion in English. So I am happy they changed it for German and it is called Saikrii here, haha
I think this is a big part of some veteran players thinking MH gets way easier. It’s true that there’s more QoL elements and Rise is much friendlier to players that can’t get online for a session as you can take a full party of support characters (which is still way weaker than an online party of PC hunters). But it’s also a series where people play the games for hundreds of hours and literally learn the tells and behaviour of monsters that reappear all the time. Of course someone with a thousand hours of MonHun behind them is gonna play Rise and go ‘eh the dragons went down easy’. At that point, all the variant quests in Sunbreak etc exist to keep such players happy, not the village quests whose job is get new players into the series, something MH hasn’t always been great at.
Yeah, as a "veteran" player I rushed through base World alone with no problem. Same with Rise. If you played at least one MH game before from start to finish, the new base game will never be really a challenge anymore.
Saikrii? Like Sei-kri-ie or Sa-i-kri-ie? Haven't seen a German trailer yet. (Find's aber nicht schlecht, hah!)
I don't know the pronunciation because I just found the name on the official website https://www.monsterhunter.com/wilds/de/living-world/. You need to scroll down a bit. I would think the German pronunciation would be Sei-kri-ie, so with the German pronunciation of "ei" and a long i at the end
Again, after the Stories games and anime had the cats talking properly since 2016, I presumed it was only a matter of time before the mainline games got with it!
If this is possible, it will be the first thing I'm doing in the audio options (even before reversing the y - axis, lol). For me, MH language only, cutscenes and ingame.
Stories was different enough in my eyes that I didn’t view the inclusion there as a sign for the main series. Never bothered with the Anime, personally. To me it sounds weird, tbh, at least in this trailer / particular scene. I liked the Palicos’ weird mumbling.
At worst, I can agree with the likes of Gaijinhunter in that the trailer seems a) a bit rushed and b) doesn't exactly tell us much. When the write-ups from the community manager and such tell us more about what's going on than the trailer with actual gameplay segments does? Your trailer didn't do its job.
That was by far the most common criticism I saw of World, I’d be baffled if it wasn’t fixed. Rise already fixed this, but that was because that game barely had a story.
I also think it's just a fact that they've toned down a lot for the sake of the trailers, in general.
