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It's what you're going to be grinding once you finish making your armors and weapons in order to get the rampage skills and materials to make meld charms.
I've had a few moments where my sheathed weapon action takes a few extra beats in hub missions.
Gonna disagree about Rise's maps. These are pretty easy and straight forward imo. It's a big map so I'm not gonna fault the idea it takes a while to understand the layout but they really are not all that confusing. The only one that requires some thinking is sandy plains imo.
Now that's I've played Rampage, it's fun but I dunno if this is something I will enjoy an end game grind off. It's too much of a clusterfuck by the end and the apex monsters have way too much health. I like this as an additional quest type but not as an end game grind.
It feels like there is buffering when you want to interact with things. I find the combat controls plenty responsive but your dog and anything requiring a interaction is laggy.
Now that's I've played Rampage, it's fun but I dunno if this is something I will enjoy an end game grind off. It's too much of a clusterfuck by the end and the apex monsters have way too much health. I like this as an additional quest type but not as an end game grind.
It feels like there is buffering when you want to interact with things. I find the combat controls plenty responsive but your dog and anything requiring a interaction is laggy.
This is by far the best feeling monster hunter game ever. I am a grognard who thought World was a bit of a step back from the 3DS games in terms of game feel (although I appreciated all the QoL changes), but Rise corrects all that and more.
I tried booting up World after playing Rise for ~10 hours or so and I don't think I can ever go back. I am a little worried about the Rise endgame, but it sounds like additional content is incoming.
I tried booting up World after playing Rise for ~10 hours or so and I don't think I can ever go back. I am a little worried about the Rise endgame, but it sounds like additional content is incoming.
Guess I'm stopping at armor and weapons and waiting for updates and expansion
Really if you're not playing Buzzsaw CB what are you doing with your life
In so far as the endgame currently exists, it's mostly rampages. Or at least, I've heard that's the most efficient method of farming stuff to meld charms with. Though you can get melding materials from any monster part as well, so if you don't mind being inefficient you technically don't have to do a Rampage at all. Might be repetitive though, and not sure what the actual math is in terms of how efficient Rampages are vs just spamming normal hunts.
That being said, endgame as a whole hasn't really taken shape yet, since the game itself isn't even technically finished yet. So maybe it'll end up being more efficient to do other things for endgame farming.
Regarding 2, great wirebugs are permanent and you can't remove any that you place. Think of them as keys being used to unlock shortcuts. You get more via progression as well as through side quests.
How do you do the different levels for quick sheath? Is it like a weapon or armor upgrade?
So far your 3 posts about mh rise are:
1. You'll probably skip it because the player base is mixed on how they feel about (??)
2. A few in capcom probably like rampage
3. Positive takes are hilarious.
lol
I put the hit effects much lower. But it does still make it slightly crazy. I do prefer to bring my healing cat more tho. Especially after getting the all sub camps :).
Got my first S-tier rampage. It went great. Tomorrow I am going to do some HR quests and finish up my village I think :)
Not really.
Though it becomes less likely to get hit by ally attacks, which does help.
I know you can find a few on the snow map in the areas with water.
Armor skills, to be precise. To give a brief rundown...
Pay attention to the skills on your armor as you craft it, as the more of each skill you have on it, the better the overall effect will be.
Later on in the game, you'll get the ability to craft decorations to put into armor slots, as well as charms that may have random skills on them. Both of which can help level up armor skills.
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is shitting on world and praising it's lowres copy a positive take? lol
This game very much does it's own things enough to not be considered a copy of World.
Look, I like World more than Rise, but it's not a low res copy, haha.
oh boy i am hooked.
this isnt good.
the game is so fucking fun i want to get good at every weapon.
I am going to assume there isnt anything like the gardening/cultivating in this game though, is that correct? I guess ill have to keep grabbing honey when i see it.
this isnt good.
the game is so fucking fun i want to get good at every weapon.
I am going to assume there isnt anything like the gardening/cultivating in this game though, is that correct? I guess ill have to keep grabbing honey when i see it.
How the fuck is this game a low res copy of World? If anything it feels like a return to the old formula with some of World's QOL changes sprinkled in.
The gameplay feels much more like the older games and the new additions are very much unique or based on stuff from GU.
I really wonder what the dev team's internal feelings on the rampage are and what they thought the reaction to it would be. Maybe the circles I run in are kind of like, unrepresentative, but it's just so weird to stuff the endame and multiple unique monsters into a mode that most players hate immediately
The Argosy doubles as this game's farm. It works like the farm in Generations where you have to put a buddy to work.
I am not familiar with generations but i assume i just assign a buddy to a certain resource i need and go from there?
I don't think anyone is shitting on world like you are assuming.
Also by calling Rise a lowres copy is an incredibly terrible take as you are basically downplaying all the work Ichinose and the team put into Rise. It's kind of disrespectful to say that and ignore what they did with the game.
Awesome. Thanks for clearing that up. I was a bit overwhelmed by all the buddy systems but i think I have a handle on it now.
Cheers
unless this is a special mission with some config im
not familiar with, usually clicking right stick to highlight the right-most monster on the top-right of the screen will be the target
It's okay to like world more than rise, and it's also okay to like rise more than world.
Rise changed some pretty fundamental aspects of traversal and combat with the palamute and wirebug. It's okay for someone to prefer that and find it hard to go back to a time without it.
Coming in and shitting on a game that you've said you're "waiting to get" is really lame, however.
Magnamalo's nova legitimately feels like a crap shoot. Carted twice to it, both times I managed to use the wire fall but...
On the plus side, got the plate!
- First time the wire fall was unresponsive for some reason and I didn't do it until I was at low elevation.
- Second time I got knocked on the ground instead of into the air.
On the plus side, got the plate!
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reached rathian 4* village quest, and honestly nothing in this game so far has seemed as hard as i remember world or even the rise demo. i've only played about 10h each of 3u, 4u, and world, so this week before this game came out i spent about 4-5 hours playing the demo, in particular grinding against mizutsune, and that fight in the demo seems harder than the actual game so far. is that the case here - when i reach mizutsune in game, will it be easier than the demo?
Ah! I'm dumb. I didn't pay attention that. Seriously, I'm floored with all the QoL improvements since Tri!
The demo was far harder due to the armor set it gave you, yes. Village mode in this also has a scaled down difficulty, the quests in the gathering hub are tougher.
As for World Vs Rise; I mean, you can put a treat on your Palamutes nose and have him wait to get it... I rest my case.
ah ok. i managed to beat mizutsune twice in the demo so i was expecting things to be a bit more challenging, but maybe like you said that fight is just a lot harder with the demo gear. 👏
i personally don't mind the decrease in difficulty and i think it makes sense from capcom's perspective - it's much easier to tempt the hardcore back in with updates and challenging DLC than it would be to get newbies who bounced off the main content to come back.
We're going to go through it again when World 2 happens...
This game is on the easier side overall.
They each have their own trade offs, but I'm positive if Worlds maps were more accessible from any angle like Rises maps, I would've liked it a lot more. Imagine a less dense Forest but instead of winding up a giant pathway you just climb the tree zippin all over. That would be incredible.
How was I shitting on World? World is great! Rise just plays a lot better and reminds me more of the 3DS games, which I prefer.
Just reached 3 star guild quests and 4 star village quests. It does feel rather easy so far. Wirefall is pretty ridiculous at avoiding danger.
The only carts I've had so far were both against Magnamalo, both to the super attack. But Magnamalo is probably a lot easier than he would be if I hadn't played the demo, so there is that.
Anyone new players struggling and not having fun, I suggest you at least experiment with some different weapons before you fully give up.
A lot of times the combat won't click with you till you find the right weapon for you. It won't always be the coolest looking weapon that winds up as your main. It really depends on your playstyle.
A lot of times the combat won't click with you till you find the right weapon for you. It won't always be the coolest looking weapon that winds up as your main. It really depends on your playstyle.