It’s a town that seems like the end of an expansion and renovation… but the song is good and it gets me excited.

I didn’t completely understand where everything was until the end.

I think Seriena was good.

I really thought that the development team hasn’t played Monster Hunter at all.

I want to roam around here with 16 or 100 people.

I want to import my house from the New World to a forbidden area.

The most frustrating thing is that when I come back, I’m in the lower left.

Return → Organize items and others → Food → Accept quest → Moved too much before departure.
Hire a room service cat for Double Cross and consolidate it with this.

I really like the appearance.
The convenience is crap.

“At least move the workshop to the lower left…”
I’m torn about where to eat…

When it comes to the comfort of Kamura…

It’s nice that there are parts of the BGM in “Driven by the Stars” too, right?

Having my own house is quite comfortable, isn’t it?

It’s ideal to have something like room service that solves everything in one place, but I have a bad feeling that it won’t turn out that way.

The atmosphere is great!

You can fast travel from the map to the gathering area, but it’s impossible to move within the base, which is frustrating.

After all, it feels insufficient unless it’s this inconvenient.

So everyone was gathered in the gathering place with a MOD like this.

The scenic spot in the upper right of the workshop didn’t have any events and the access wasn’t very good, but it was a place I liked.

Elgado returned and was able to access all of the blacksmith reception shop warehouse through a swift insect jump maneuver…

I didn’t do multiplayer at all, so for a while I thought the various convenient Elgato was the new gathering place.

The atmosphere is important, but above all, I want you to value the flow of movement.

Elgado was fun because there were Fukuzuku babies too.

The BGM can be easily replayed in my mind anytime, and I’m just thinking about how amazing that song was…

If I had to say, I wished Yomogi-chan would keep serving dumplings, and the marathon at Bahari’s coin exchange and processing shop was just a bit bothersome.

Since I went through the trouble of making it, I would regret it if I didn’t use it to its fullest.

Reflecting on this, the IB meeting space has significantly improved, hasn’t it?

I disliked that in Kamura Village, although the departure point is the port, you return in front of the gate, which feels mismatched.

I really like the appearance of the thread image.
Especially the places where the community center is using the boat as is.

I’ve been playing XX recently, but everywhere seems to have a somewhat awkward size, making it a bit inconvenient to use.
The gathering tavern is compact and has a nice atmosphere.

The compactness of the 2nd generation is nice.

I don’t think the thread image is a good town, but Rise was pretty terrible too.
I wonder what’s up with those who respond as if Kamura was good…?

The Seliana gathering hub was good except for the quest board being too dazzling during some festival.

It’s understandable that it’s difficult to use because of the repeated renovations and extensions.
Then the conversation will turn to making the community center more convenient.

Even if you go against the trend, it looks pathetic.
As a fundamental premise, the mobility is high.

They might be thinking that since there’s an elevator…

First, it’s a bit harsh to start with being launched onto a mountain by a giant wave caused by a battle between monsters.

Kamura is quite impressive just for returning to the center.

I think it’s ridiculous to compare the thread image and Kamura, but…

I understand the desire to create a complex city, so that’s fine in its own way.
Besides that, I want you to prepare a place that’s set up roughly like the main facilities in Elgado!
Why are Wiles’ large gathering place and the processing shop or my tent positioned slightly apart?

What I love about the World base is being able to see the captured monsters.

There will definitely be unnecessary playtime padding…

After clearing, it would be nice if I could return to my house and let me place the facility NPCs wherever I like.

It’s okay if there’s a little distance when it comes to weapons and such.
When making weapons, I stop for a moment, so in terms of stress, it’s not that much.
The fact that the place to eat is unnecessarily far away is really bad.

Since you have something as great as a slinger, why not try some 3D movement like a wirebug?

I’m the type of person who doesn’t mind a little inconvenience if there’s a contextual reason, so I liked it here.
On the contrary, I couldn’t help but be concerned about Rise, which prioritizes convenience by dragging almost all the NPCs out onto the village’s main street.

Elgado is perfect.

Is there really a thematic reason for the cafeteria to be placed on that top floor?

I thought about how my family’s house was, and I realized I need to bring the change of clothes and cat food inside, and the farm was a hassle.

Accepting a Shobug Quest → Supplementing items and changing equipment → Dango → The departure from Elgado was perfect.

Rajang knows that threads like this always end up misaligning in discussions of relative and absolute evaluations.

Why are lanternfish considered an endangered species?

It would be nice to have a lift at the starting point.
I mean, you could just attach a wedge bug.

The area in front of the lift is too halfway wherever you go.

What are you going to do without a storefront on Main Street?

I’d like it if there was someone near the quest board who could help with anything you need, while still allowing you to be as particular as you want.
A thing that seems to have further evolved from a machete.

I hope they stop building bases that abandon convenience to the extent that you don’t even need to walk through the town like in the extreme example of Nioh.

A store is something that is originally lined up on the main street, isn’t it…?

People in the New World are convinced that they enjoy inconvenience…

People who are really out of touch tend to say ridiculous things.

I liked Rock Rack.

If we’re going to say things like that, then what about the chef cat that’s made to wait all the time in a place with no roof?

Mr. Hamon was probably originally in the forge, and Hinoe was probably in the building behind.

Even today, people are still sharpening knives and doing it outdoors by renting space in stores, right?

Although it’s called a street stall, it’s basically a smelting site behind it.

Wiles’ base and the village feel anger towards Azuzu, but it’s better than the thread’s image.

If you had just ended it with “I liked this part,” you probably wouldn’t have been teased for saying something like that.

This kind of guy is criticizing Rise…

Astera is indeed extraordinarily rare.

The terrain in Azusa or Wiles is somewhat difficult to understand.
The slope sketch with elevation changes, regardless of convenience, is easy to understand in terms of what is where, so that’s a plus.

In the first place, Kamura could do fast travel within the base from anywhere, right?

Since you went through the trouble of making it, I want you to walk with it.

The thread image basically only roams solo, and I’ve been fine with that… Do you want a town where you just move by choosing options like in the old Wiz?

Well, there are times when having a large gathering place makes it seem like anything else doesn’t matter.
Wiles found the tent’s position a bit inconvenient… and then thought that if you use the box, you wouldn’t need to go back to the tent, so that kind of consideration was possible…

The NPCs that players can utilize moving around are insane.
The NPC is not walking.

Elgado was good as a small base for multiplayer, but I was concerned about things like the cat train that seemed to have no particular meaning…

No, the position of the image processing for the thread is undeniably terrible.
Until IB came, the gathering place and the crafting shop weren’t even connected.

I think the evaluation would improve if the secretariat automatically headed to the location where the monsters escape.
Why are you so obediently chasing after the monster when you have the escape locations marked on the map, especially when you’re lost?

You can’t back down now.

The secret tour is just the scenario every time, so I don’t have any complaints, and I feel that denying it would be like denying the game itself.

Yeah, I understand, I understand.
I’m tired of monsters running around in the field, so I want them to consolidate the game into a battle arena where you fight monsters.

It’s fine to prioritize flavor, but don’t sacrifice convenience.

There are no aspects of Astera’s inconvenience that can be defended.
Even if I start over, it gets annoying here.
It’s probably because Seriena got really criticized by the users.

Don’t let the World team make games ever again.

I mean, is it really a lie that the base is inconvenient and nothing helps?
You use it the most, you know?

First of all, it’s out of the question that the dining area and vegetation location are far apart.

It’s annoying that while we’re talking about how difficult Astera was to use, Kamura just comes in and says, “But Kamura is also terrible?”

The scenery is nice.
Hard to play.

For example, even with the globally popular Elden Ring, the convenience of the Round Table is terrible.
It seems that bases tend to be underestimated.

The more you bring out the sense of life in Monster Hunter, the more I feel it doesn’t match well with the elements of repetition.

If the elevator were right next to the entrance, it would be a totally different story.
Why is the elevator so far away?

If we’re going to make it a vast base, it’s fine to put something like a request-wielding Meowster after clearing it.

The round table really sucks, but the convenience of Elden isn’t just limited to the round table; overall, it’s garbage…

You can tell that the person who made the world map was really excited.

This is the kind of thing that makes Wiles turn out like that because he’s being coddled.

I thought this during Azuzu, but elevators that have a blackout in between generally feel bad to play.
I understand that a tall, vertical location that uses an elevator looks good.

It’s already been said, but first of all, moving the NPC that also serves as a system is really something, Wilds.
There, please prioritize convenience over realism!

The round table is difficult to use, or rather, I hardly use it outside of a fire situation.
If I were to say, the requirement to go to the Void just to strengthen weapons is quite bothersome.

That’s why, when you can fast travel within the base, Astera and Kamura aren’t even comparable.

It seems like you’re having fun with Joe.

IB was incredibly compactly organized…

Wiles has taken care of most of the complaints at the large assembly venue.

In summary of the anonymous opinions, the field includes a single arena-sized map with a camp attached.
Since there is no need for a base, you can prepare meals and process everything at the camp, and all monsters appear on that map.
So, is it the case that Monster Hunter, which has no story and is just about completing quests, is the best?

Well, it’s been said a lot, but I could see Astera’s reflection in Seliana…

It’s fine to let Alma-san wander as an old person.
Instead, you could have something like Alma’s notebook on the table, and touching it would allow you to accept quests…
I mean, there were revolutionary things called quest boards placed all over the world, right?

Wiles’ gathering place is also frustrating.
There are several things that should just be consolidated in one place.

Request del to the guild.

Seliana was a great base because the gathering place was convenient, the receptionist was cute, and grandma’s food looked super delicious…

What’s with those extreme fans of the world who are such a rare group in Japan?

In summary, the ideal Monster Hunter for a contrary-thinking person would be a vast urban hub where shops are divided by type along different streets, with residential areas separate from them, and players would walk around to different locations, accepting quests at the guild and leaving through the gate.
That sounds interesting in its own way, but if they announce a new Monster Hunter game, I’ll throw my controller.

I like it even though its convenience is terrible.

Astrella received amazing feedback, and after that, they properly released the Celiena.
I definitely have feelings of “Why does it have to become a base for Wiles?”

I really want my own house.
I want to display the equipment I made and the captured environmental creatures.
I really liked the Seriena aquarium.

Wiles’ great assembly hall is generally good and I like the songstress girl, but I want temporary camps to be more dispersed and allow for different layering options.

The fact that you can do a little bit of alchemy and refining at each base is a good reason for having many bases, but it’s slightly inconvenient to access them from the entrance, which is a downside.

There’s a guy with a Lagia Cruz head, we have to defeat him.

“You can put environmental creatures in your house or see the captured monsters.”
I think those aspects were relatively well-received, but this element has actually disappeared…
Why is that?

It’s fine if it’s spacious, but I want them to properly consolidate the facilities.

I understand that you want to create a refined base as an expression of the worldview.
However, it’s a game where hunting is repeated, so the combination is very poor…

The only stronghold that surpasses this is Waron.

Are you satisfied if there’s a well-defined base along with a city map where you can casually stroll and sightsee separately?

As expected, that’s too blatant.

If Wiles and Azus hadn’t solidified their facilities, they could have developed Dragon Madness.
I managed to overcome it to the point where I couldn’t find the location of the side mission NPC.

Put in a little more effort to hide your baldness.

Rather, I think Wiles has almost everything concentrated within the camp.

It’s too common to suddenly reveal that the one who was actually hiding like this was bald…

I mean, Seliana had improved quite a bit, right?
Why did you think you could blame it on being bald when I said that?
The shit base is shit, regardless of the bird!

Celenia has improved quite a bit, but the room service was disappointing.

I want to decorate the room with the fangs, claws, and scales of large monsters…

The ideal is a job bar for experimental sites; that was really just right for circling around.

Wiles’ capture → What is the reason for the immediate release… it made me wonder.
Isn’t it just the residents’ dissatisfaction?