It depends on the quest and monsters. Some roam the map, occasionally hunting for food. Some roam picking a fight.

Others just chill in their lair. It really depends on the context of the quest. Then again, Monster Hunter was never really about the immersion, it was about the intense boss fights together with the…

A few of the big monsters in Monster Hunter aren’t hostile. You can walk right up to them and they will stare you down and then walk away. They have no reason to attack you, you are not their prey.

And the quests presented in the beta were incredibly easy, if you wanted a real challenge you had to go look for the big…

If you’re a new player you might want to bookmark the reddit page for Monster Hunter. There’s just so much information to process.
For example, armor skills become a vital aspect when you get to the later game, often making a death sentence a victory.

There’s also a bunch of neat tricks you can do that the game doesnt…

The subspecies of monsters are a lot of fun. They are not just a reskin of older monster but rather have a new trick or two up their sleeve, making it feel like a new fight!

Oh oops, i was replying to people who posted today(since the article was updated), i forgot to double check lol

I mean I’m at 90 hours now and I just finished the high rank story...
Which means I’m halfway through the game.

There’s some cross promo between HZD and Monster Hunter, you can do quests to get some HZD armor.

The header image is from the Guild Card. Basically a business card for Hunters. You can customize it a great deal and it details some interesting stats.

There’s some cross promotional stuff in MonHun World, theres a quest where you can make armor for your cat that makes it look like a watcher.
Later on we’ll get a quest where we can craft Aloy’s armor and bow.

For some reason they decided that people cant join your quest until you see the cutscene in that quest. Once all the cutscenes have played, people in the session can join you from the quest board or you can send an SOS flare.

Yes. It is very very good. It takes a lot of patience and learning, but it is extremely worth it. And you could always play with randoms if you need help with quests.

Did you know that you can attach to the face of a monster with the switch axe, plunging it into its skull and exploding it from the inside?

I’m pretty sure the consensus amongst most is:
Whatever is fastest, and most fun.

There are categories in some ganes that completely obliterate said game, where they use controller inputs to basically program themselves to the credits but you don’t see them that much.

If you want your mind to overheat even more, try looking up a Charge Blade tutorial. That weapon is a mess to learn :p
Incredibly satisfying though.

Arekkz has started doing his own weapon tutorials and in some ways they are easier to understand due to his on-screen button prompt graphics.

For certain weapons you can roll to cancel the animation of you picking up the weapon, regaining your posture and so on, with a roll.
So for these weapons learning to roll after an attack becomes as important, if not more so than how long your attack animations last.

Great sword is a great example where you can roll…

Most early game monsters are fairly simplistic, they get more intricate and ruthless as you get into the game.

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Oh man Kirk, you’re almost done with the story? Good job man, you’re almost there!

Almost done.... with the tutorial! Soon the game will stop holding your hand so much and let you get your hands real dirty!

I’m itching for more Monster Hunter World, however i am tired of playing by myself so I’d love to play with a coordinated group of people for once!
(I play on PS4, please play with me :3 )

That quest was the worst.