Monster Hunter Wilds - I'm 100000% Playing This 

he has to at least use a second weapon so +1 though ig he could just use two great swords lmao

Good

Who cares, as if every player has to use every weapon/class on a game they play

@@VelvetAura I dont think that he try to learn every weapon or even try to use a second weapon. The brain of streamer is very different to somebody that try everything out.

if it looks stupid but works, it's not stupid. - Some Bald Man Probably

Poor guy got relegated to being the wilds version of great jagras.

There will probably be a demo soon… and I bet that poor guy will be one of the test monsters.

They do this so they don't have to showcase new monsters until close to the release of the game to keep the hype up.

@@ramigilneas9274 Demo on Gamescom this week

@@perer005 No idea… but the stuff that they showed us already looked very polished. I still hope that Wilds will release early next year and then we might actually get a playable demo very soon just like for World and Rise.

Honestly yeah, when theres a hunting horn user in the party I feel safe, and I feel extra safe when there's a SnS user too, infinite support.

Thank you for the notice brother

Thank you for the solidarity brother

I started playing HH after I saw how awesome all the buffs were in a group run.

Thank u brother ill keep buffing u

Lance has been my main since the original on ps2.

​@@LordWoodringI miss farming Lao shan lung with a Black Dragon Spear 😢

Lance was my 2nd weapon in World. It was so badass though not as flashy. Monsters can't damage you if you play it right and you just poke poke poke like a nuisance.

Lance main here we welcome all ... fr

lance main no.6 here

its also only got moves you can do in focus mode

@@reater78 Exactly

Focus is separate from tenderize.

i think the skillcurve of focus mode is gonna be how quickly u can enter in then execute what u wanna do, minimizing the time ur in focus mode will make the moves focus mode allows more useful i think

@@reater78 Those attacks can just be added to certain stages of weapon combos, and the wound system allowing extra damage when hitting them can also just be done normally. They're is no need for a Focus Mode. All it seems to be good at is breaking the flow of your own combat.

People said is one of the easiest weapons to use. Why y'all lying to me?🥲 Insect glaive was way easier 😂

sword and shield is both ends of the end of the bell curve, the skill floor is low and anyone can use, but the skill ceiling is one of the highest and it requires timing and thinking, especially in a group

Gs is boring af and im tired of denying it. You wait until you can over commit to a charge, hit the monster (or not) and run away, then repeat. There's a certain satisfaction in hitting the monster with a true charged slash and seeing him staggered, but that's all.

@@bluefiredemon448 the mh community does this really cool thing where they act like one weapon is significantly more complex or easy or whatnot but theyre all very similar in a lot of ways 😂

Ima say this, I use Sword and Shield as a support... cuz Hunting Horn is more less of a support than just unga bunga.. the amount of heal spams using sword and shield is insane..

Fucking true. CB can do a lot of things but in the end, you just do the same 3 moves anyways if you want to do the most damage. People that say it's a hard weapon are the ones who actually don't know what they're doing.

For those of us with time in the series, it does seem simple, but many action games only require you to spam one or two buttons in no necessary order to be successful in combat. In MH, you can have up to around 5 buttons that you need to mix and match in order to get somewhere on CB, all with various timings and combinations that would only feel natural to someone coming from a fighter

It's only people that dont play it that say that. It really is. It's a 20 minute with the training dummy, a couple hunts and you're good to go. Then it's just learning the monsters for guard points. And as for the comment above mine... yeah there are a lot of people that suck at MH that play MH. You shouldn't play that way with any weapon. SnS is much harder to master than CB

Yea I try it... it's bit hassle with the overheat ammo and stuff, but you just rotate those stuff....

If you can charge your shield, sword and can go to pizza cutter, its pretty much the same as other weapons just with extra mechanic.

Here I was hoping for the counter nonsense to only be a Gen 5 thing. Seems LS will never return to normal.

he just needs to try the weapons, literally almost all of them feel awesome

​​@@CuriosityMisledMe literally has more combo stuff, literally more og ls stuff

@@Rageouz I like that it has mobile combos, that is what LS's about. I just don't like how the excessive counters have carried over.

@@CuriosityMisledMe only rise had it excessively, iss wasn't amazing in world, even then GU had the most broken counter for LS so its not just 5th gen

Praise brother, in thrust we trust!

I was a total lancebro in Tri. Countering all day every day. Then World tweaked the shield charge and leaping thrust and made it a _shockingly_ mobile weapon. Near 100% uptime. Always on the offense. Poke dodge counter slap. Monster fall down.

Yeah it feels clunky when first learning it but watching skilled play with it is amazingly satisfying.

Does lance still have the hoppy hop combo i remember using from Rise?

​@@doublex85then rise came and gave it a shield bash and it was only up from there

Well to be fair I have over a thousand hours in Worlds.. So I don't mind lol.

I'm legit contemplating on taking a day or two leave from work when this shit drops. It's the only game I'm hyped about

@@Zeemas do it man. as long as you got some free days or overtime to spare why not? judging from your excitement this game will be a very special occasion for you so I'd say definitely go for it. I know I'm gonna be taking off at least week when this drops.

@@Zeemas yessir

and ... nothing of value was lost. ... (it's a joke, but you know he'd never use the weapon in any case)

@@Danceofmasks Can't wait to go Dual Blades + Insect Glaive.... Finally both weapon's weaknesses will be covered!

@@renaldoawes2210 my (extremely dumb) build in world is a pacifist IG build. i just use slinger ammo to buff kinsect element, then sting. apart from tenderising, i don't swing the IG at all.

@@Danceofmasks How does that even work? lol, u ever actually kill a monster doing that? Itd take like an hour or sum, and have to be an expedition probs aye

@@KrustyxTurd i have a couple of videos of it. vs shara and gold rathian

DOUBLE GREATSWORD

Bet you haven't watched all his monster hunter streams. He learns something new after every stream. It was fun to see him develop.

@@ceshmate1953 He still brute forced it and did the minimal amount of fights to get to the credits asap.

@@nuke2099Are you sure? Because when I watched it, he said that he does the optional quests and farms between streams.

@@thegodofsoapkekcario1970 He does enough to get him past the next part for the stream.

@@ceshmate1953 No one cares.

Always loved status sns, even if I never mained it. Running genprey sns in GU is a blast in multiplayer hunts.

I particularly loved frostcraft perfect rush SnS in world. God was it broken but damn was it satisfying.

Dmc 5 too...

Dragon's dogma 2 too

SF6 and MH Rise too

There's no way all of those games were made from this one engine. You guys need to stop lying...

@@allthatishere Just look it up bro...

I really hope the blast dash is also included

Yup. Calling it a support weapon is ridiculous. The Spin doot in World was insane

I don't think anyone has called it a support weapon since World dropped​. It's just not that flashy compared to other weapons, so it takes a real saint to pick one up.

Would you believe it? In World, I once jumped into a hunt with three other horn blowers! We built a concert hall on that poor ice dragon's broken, mangled corpse. Honestly, it was so unfair, I kind of hope the HH remains obscure.

he's not talking about combos.

i agree, closer to 4u=more people will enjoy it

Meanwhile, 60% of Dual Blade users turning off their brains...

Yep. You're 100% right. The games don't feel clunky to me... They feel hyper intentional.

would prefer the monsters to have bigger movesets and faster tempo than uncounterable cc. looking at frostfang barioth on this one.

Charge Blade 🍷🍷👌👌👌

Those aee my 2 favorite as well. Startsd SA when it was introduced in Tri. I remember playing online and only ever seeing 2 others use it. Ppl back then thought it was to complicated. I picked CB when it was introduced an fell in love with it just like the SA

@@asumax8 I wish I would of played monster hunter back then. When I owned a switch I bought Gen4 Ultimate to play but never finished it. And sold my switch lol

Literally nothing like clutch claw at all and I have no idea where you got it from. Focus mode has attacks that can capitalize on the wounds you already inflict automatically, and actually synergizes well with each weapon's movepool. The only difference between it and a regular move thay just happens to deal bonus damage on a cooldown is the novelty of being able to aim it. No drawbacks, no need to spend 20 seconds trying to grab onto the monster and successfully use a move without getting hit, just another way for a weapon to make use of longer windows of opportunity. Helm Breaker on LS is similar: always available, but naturally becomes viable over time, and allows you to exploit big windows with a big move. You're just suffering clutch claw ptsd, and I hope you recover in time to enjoy Wilds. 😊

@@csg1lcolonel528I think he means that the focus mode is the gimmick of this game the same way that the clutch claw was the gimmick of world

@@kozako2253 Fair, but we haven't had a game without a main gimmick since 4U, so it's not like it'll be anything new for anyone who's been playing MH for less than 10 years.

@@csg1lcolonel528 Yeah I'm referring to it being the main gimmick. "we haven't had a game without a main gimmick since 4U so it's not like it'll be anything new for anyone who's been playing MH for less than 10 years." That's completely irrelevant. Read the first comment again.

Harder than insect glaive, but as hard as hunting horn

I main both and the glaive is slightly less complex because once you've gathered extracts you can just play. Much less top up of energy.

@@randommortal3383 I main both as well (great taste you've got there). Something about both weapons just clicks and they feel incredibly easy to control. Now hunting horn... That thing scares me.

CB is harder then IG because there is much more emphasis on timing to execute the weapon correctly and there are higher skill ceiling techs like guard points that just don't exist with IG. IG is hella fun but the hardest part about the weapon is consistently gathering your extracts so you can just continue wailing on the monster. I do agree though that hunting horn scares me more then CB does but this might just be me never really giving the weapon a true attempt.

@@kylesmith987 honestly, glaive has severely underrated damage potential. Half of the weapon is the kinsect. Powder type kinsects that are set on auto attack paired with powder vortex can dish out obscene damage. Especially when well timed leading to dunks and enormous burst damage. Also, effectively aerial and ground movesets and fighting styles are two completely seperate things resulting in a weapon with effectively 3 parts to it. Thats my reasoning in saying they're of similiar difficulty. The glaive is no walk in the park to get the most out of, just like CB and GPs.

I don't play this game . Would this be sarcasm ? Anyways, I like it, and I will be playing this game :)

@@Saeid-yh1erit’s harder than you might expect. It’s short and requires you to constantly go for the monsters head. You can “use” it very easily but if you are not playing well and don’t make the best of every knockout your dps is going to suck and the fight will take forever

​@@Saeid-yh1er the head is often the most dangerous area of attack. Hammer, as with Great Sword, is High Risk/High Reward

​@Saeid-yh1er it's easy to use don't listen to these bozos

Sure man. It's literally just spam lvl 3 charge on head

I'd argue that World is much closer to old gen mh in its continued emphasis on positioning and consequential combat. Rise differs in its comparatively non-restrictive movement and combat, and uses a wide range of invulnerable moves and counters to make good timing the main key to improvement. While the same moves and movements take away from the consequences of bad positioning, combat is still equally fulfilling thanks to resource management via wirebugs and faster-paced combat. This makes Rise an excellent gateway for action game players to get into MH, as well as a way for long-time vets to experience the series in a completely new light.

Rise is definitely arcade-like. World couldnt keep the original more colorful designs due to needing to model a better hd model for the next gen console. That's why players were content with what they got for worlds (that doesnt mean there werent any complaints that many of the beloved monsters didnt return and the models for weapons and armors were too boring). While world removed tracking with paintballs, it replaced it with actual tracking for early game and once the player has hunt enough of a certain monster the tracking becomes automatic. Rise however had a brilliant idea of removing it entirely and have a tracking function on an always displayed minimap that shows the whole map. I think when people are complaing that rise is too arcadey its not a disservice, or a complaint towards the game but telling people how they see the game. A lot of people just felt that Worlds had a better display of hunting it self in preparation, tracking and slaying/capturing the monsters. Even during battle with a monster, monsters were something so be respected in Worlds. The camera panning into the fight between two monsters. The third one coming in bombing the whole area. You either take three of them at once, or throw dung to clear up the area. Positioning becomes more cluttered as more monsters come into the battle. In Rise, it felt like most monsters were just spongier bigger monsters as well as a weapon to be used instead of the monster that it is. Positioning wasnt that hard to do due to the forgiving nature of wirebugs and how mobile all weapons are. While most of what I stated about gameplay can't be stated for post-post-game content, but getting there certainly feels more arcadey in my eyes. MH worlds feels more closer to MH 1,2,3 to me than it is 4 and above when compared to rise. It just feels unnaturally fast. I liked both games though.

It's mainly because both games were designed for different consoles hence catering for a different audience.

To counter all your points: I found Rise boring and loved World. Rise is the black sheep simply because I say so.

@@whatthehec108 To each their own ig

Though lance absolutely needs the dps

I would sacrifice 100 games for any monster hunter. Every game has delivered for 20 years.

@@DragonslayerT Fr, Since even before 2018 they've released a fucking banger MH game every year (Not including Now because it's mobile.) and They're aren't this year to prepare for Wilds. People who call Rise shit are just dumb, Every single game is amazing.

​@@SobBaget602 Rise is peak, it's just not as amazing in the sense of traditional MH. You hear vets whine about the game all the time, but I have to hear a single newbie complain about Rise. Every MH delivers in its own way

@@csg1lcolonel528 Fr, Rise obviously focuses on being really fun and having gameplay that's fun, which it does. World is deeper and more immersive, but has worse selection of monsters compared to rise or older titles. Every game is overall great with certain things they do worse than others. Like Rise and World definitely toned it down when it comes to Massive monsters.

I have the opposite opinion of Lance. I see it as a hyper-aggressive weapon that never needs to back off for any reason, be it danger, positioning, cooldowns, or resource management. Shrug off everything and keep poking in situations where another weapon would either need to dodge out of the way and reposition or use a long counter animation to retaliate at the cost of positioning. Even when the monster tries to flee, just hug its back legs and keep poking. Only thing that can stop a Lance main is sharpness degredation.

@FullmentalAlcoomist The easiest weapon to pick up traditionally is the sword and shield. It is the only weapon that allows you to drink health potions and use items without first holstering your weapon. Sword and shield gives you the best mix of defense, dodge, and utility. Its move set is quick to pick up but mastering it requires a lot of effort. If you end up not liking it after your first few monster kills then i'd suggest going to the training area (there is usually one in your home or the hub area) were you can test out all the weapons and figure out which move set feels the most natural. I'd avoid the charge blade though... it is renown for being the most complicated weapon to use properly with several meters and vials you need to keep track of which can be difficult for a new or even intermediate player to grasp.

@@vampuricknight1i think dual blades are even more button mashing

"Fast and done" like you don't automatically tenderize the monster for free now. Also, clutch claw finishers seem relatively weak compared to focus mode attacks, so having to spend time clutching to a monster and praying you don't get flung off just so you can wound a part is in no way easier or better than a big-damage move that'll likely be your best option during large windows anyway.

I think it's less about the animations and more about the hunter's immediate range of motion. After a greatsword charge slash, for example, your only options are to continue the combo or roll in one of three directions (at least, that used to be the case). New players, especially ones coming from fast-paced action games, are usually used to omnidirectional movement at all times and aren't accustomed to having significant consequences for throwing out attacks, so being locked into a limited range of motion (especially with how slow hunters are to begin with) can definitely feel clunky. Once you do master good positioning and conservative movement in Monster Hunter, that's when you realize that the combat wouldn't be nearly as rewarding without it.

@@csg1lcolonel528 Oh yeah, definitely!

Honestly this is the most based way I've seen someone hate on Rise. I love abusing statuses, so losing that in Rise was a bit of a letdown. Still inherently one of the best games I've every played due to being MH.

Of course World is better, it's a main title. Rise is a side experience in which they can try some new stuff and then implement them in the future main title aka Wilds. Still a great game overall, just a worst game than World.

wdym they nerfed blast? The majority of endgame sets in Rise include blast via armor skills because it's incredibly efficient damage for the shorter hunt times in that game. Paralysis is still broken af. Poison is weak but only because monsters die too fast. Sleep is also similarly weak because you lose more time than you gain to setup wakeup for double damage bursts.

I started world with the CB and felt off. I tried SnS and learned the combos, and I ran through the game with pure enjoyment. Super underrated weapon.

No doubt cooking will be there, otherwise the game would be 0/10 for me

I think it's the most unique weapon they've shown so far

HH, is my favourite weapon in any game ever. "You mean I can smash a monster with a hammer that plays music, that also buffs my team!?"

True

Wish we get more breath attacks like Fatty's cone of doom in Iceborne. Nothing beat throwing myself between a wall of fire and a teammate and both of us walking out unscathed.

It's already in World though

Thats not a new Attack

It was in XX before that so it's ancient at this point.​

I'm just tired of seeing Gen 5 G-Rank players be more clueless than Low Rank players from every Gen before. There's clearly an issue with players being able to brute force progression and not learn anything.

People did call MH5G "WorldBorne". Same theory, just backwards.

@@CuriosityMisledMe it's easier to just say rise I genuinely think people just don't know the name of the expansion

@@VelvetAura I'm going to just call it "Monster Hunter 5 Portable G: RiseBreak" in it's entirety now.

@@CuriosityMisledMe has a nice ring to it

I just call it risebreak

Charge Blade is not a complex weapon.

Space marines 2?

Street fighter 😂

Already too late. The streamlining really increased with Gen 5's release. And since MH's current fanbase majority consists of new players who came in with Gen 5, they think that this streamlined state is normal. They consider the more in-depth mechanics of previous titles to be a negative thing.

​@@MonstahpandaMonster Hunter sells more than Street Fighter. Or do you mean it was turned mainstream and it ain't gone well?

@@RazielTheUnborn u truely think all mh games sold more then all sf games? Outside world no mh sold better then any SF title. Even devil may cry seeies has similar numbers then MH

​@@Monstahpanda Capcom's top 2 games are monster hunter, then it's resident evil. The total series sales is DOUBLE that of Streetfighter and the only Capcom IP that has more series total sales is Resident Evil

The IG review I didn’t know I needed

Wdym you don't need to commit to a swing anymore? You never needed to since World, as you can just cancel into a tackle and start charging again whenever you want. The rate gs can turn now isn't even that fast, so you'll still need a rough idea if what the monster is going to do to precisely headsnipe and whatnot.

@@csg1lcolonel528 Sorry I mostly main'd GS in the PSP and 3DS days so i might be mixing it up with that. Still, having to do a tackle and a recharge is a lot of animation lock to be stuck in. Being able to better adjust and aim feels like a huge DPS advantage.

​@@Neruomirmost of my whifs with GS while playing world recently isn't actually angle but monsters being just a smidge to far from my blade (either because they shake when knocked down or my friends knock it away.) unless focusing with GS lets me walk I don't see it being much different from spamming shoulder tackle to turn