When you first start out and are learning the game, the fights against “large” monsters can take a bit of time, particularly when encountering a monster for the first time. However, I wouldn’t say that they’re tedious, as there are plenty of ways to engage a monster. For example, you can take advantage of Flashflies…

It’s almost literally a game comprised solely of boss fights so...

If you don’t like boss fights, MH is not for you.

“I hate chasing them, it gets boring.”

Judging by the after photos in the article and my own experience, the character creation mode runs at a higher graphical fidelity. You can put the model in whatever light or angle they provide you with but it will still come out looking different in the actual game. :/

As someone who does the same (and did spend a hefty amount of time with the MHW character creator), I say most of those people probably didn’t take advantage of the full resources of the character creator.

It looks like the editor team and the in-game team used two different texture libraries as one definitely does not look like a simple downscale of the other. The lack of ray-cast shadows in the in-game renders totally throws off how they’re perceived. They also cheaped out on the Occlusion and Subsurface Lighting when…

Nice to hear of the changes, but man—I’ve lost all will to play anymore. A case of too little too late maybe?

I’ve noticed that articles about Overwatch as a game really make me want to play it, and articles about Overwatch players make me want to avoid it.

That’s where reviewers come from, the future. Otherwise, how would they inform us of stuff before it comes out? It’s the only legal application of time travel tech, when it’s created in year 3652.

I’m pretty sure they didn’t have time to send the cosplayer out to fight demons for a thousand years to build the requisite muscle mass.

It’s not always the voice actors fault. The writing and direction the VAs are told to follow are theusual problem.

In other words, you felt peer pressure from a game and now want all of us to peer pressure gaming companies into making game that doesn’t peer pressure you back?

“It is essential that profit-making businesses cannot simply hijack our parks”

Ugly truth: If you’re not a good looking person, don’t even bother with trying to flirt. You’re gunna come off as creepy. I guarantee it.

I think companies need to stop being shy about it.