But it seems to be a point of pride.

The automatic tracking behaves a bit too subtly.

I’ll just put up with the slowness since the automated movement is convenient.

But my route selection is really bad, so I sometimes go back and forth; please do something about that.

The monster moves to the next area → Calls out for a secret while running → Catches up to the monster while running.

It’s a bit sad that the incompetent ones come up in suggestions.

>>9

When I’m fishing, they really come close.

Auto-tracking probably isn’t necessary.

I think the operation can be made simpler.

“Could you please stop being able to jump attack everywhere?”

I understand that it can’t be helped if it takes time to move around because the map is large, but I still wanted it to be faster.

Do we need inertia?

You shouldn’t compare it to the creatures raised by a warrior tribe.

Come right away when I call you.

If I can switch modes while rolling, then let me do it while stepping too.

It seems like when someone is near death, they call this guy to escape while healing.

>>20

I will also use a whetstone.

It’s okay if you’re late, just join the fight.

It’s fine that I can glide, but I can’t jump or anything…?

Hmph… I have taken a liking to you! I shall grant you the right to ride on my noble self!

Please don’t pull the player away at an angle different from the direction of movement.

Please get rid of that strange inertia.

It’s smart to cancel the ride after calling and taking the recovery potion.

But put me on even if it interrupts my recovery.

It’s crazy that even the automatic mode is useless.

Why do you just pass the place to climb and come back… and act so sluggish about it?

Picking up downs is somewhat commendable, but you shouldn’t lose to a dog in terms of mobility.

Pyuui (finger whistle) … Oh! I’m coming now!

Well, I’m already done for.

I forgot the area number, but when Alshubeldo goes from the plains to the rocky area above, it always makes a U-turn after passing the cliff and climbs up the cliff when I chase it on autopilot.

Please trade with me for a Galc.

I wish you wouldn’t complain when you don’t even know where you’re headed.

When I call the secret using the soaring insect’s passive sense, it feels slow, gets stuck, and charges at the monster; it’s just not right.

Wasn’t it said that this guy would be improved somehow?

The map is actually quite small compared to recent open-world games, so I think they’re trying not to make it too fast.

While fiddling with the menu while moving automatically, I arrived at the destination faster than I imagined.

Galkmaster, hurry and come!

Can’t even pet it…

Isn’t the cat too excellent in comparison?

>>40

The cat is also slow to come and sometimes dashes back in the direction it came from when it encounters a monster…

>>49

I understand this…

Well, I have a feeling they might add something with DLC…

>>67

If possible, I would like a voice actress with an older woman voice like Inuyama Inuko (CV: Nyarth).

>>82

Maybe it’s Alma or Nata.

Is there nothing like getting easier to use as the level increases?

This Chocobo has the guts to come when called, even when it’s about to unleash a big move…

Climb the wall with spirit.

It felt like it was introduced as an alternative to the soaring insect’s passive, but is this something completely different?

>>46

It feels like the importance of guard has diminished to the point where there are attacks that cannot be avoided without it.

The slow response, regardless of speed, feels unpleasant.

β is borrowed, but I want to be informed in advance if there will be a naming opportunity, as I will think of three names with the hunter and the cat.

Can you tell at a glance if this is currently using auto-tracking or not?

It’s a general statement about the game, but there’s a weight to the unpleasant behavior, isn’t there?

I think the weight of the behavior is good, like in GTA 5.

The dogs raised by the ninja clan are strange.

>>58

Once you experience convenience…

>>54

I just want to smuggle in the flying insects.

Isn’t there any way to cheat, dear Kamura Village?

Why is this happening, being below the Switch’s Galak?

>>55

Galk won’t come at the speed of the thread image level when called, so that’s some progress.

If someone says that farm birds can’t possibly stand up to combat ninja dogs, well, that’s true, but…

If the intimacy is low, it may take longer to step in and help!

Galk was too excellent…

I hope the response improves a little more…

Also, make the gliding faster.

It’s unavoidable because I added my friends and the Gark and divided by 4.

It’s frustrating when things become too convenient.

Recently, because I’ve been playing Musou games, I’m feeling even more hardship.

Due to my Iceborne habits, I accidentally called a Secret while trying to control the camera with the D-pad.

I don’t care about reality, so just dig into the ground and warp.

Or give it a similar setting.

If you make a mistake around Kamura, the Kuryia will come, so isolate yourselves.

I love soaring up to the sky with the great butterfly and enjoying the view.

Gark… I wanted to fight you!

I hope you don’t forget the humility of being supported.

Wasn’t the bug and the Garuku being exported?

This guy sometimes tries to go to weird places even with normal area movement, right?

I want to run around the map with a dual sword in a frenzy.

“It’s advertised as usable even in battle! But when I ride this, it automatically rushes into enemy attacks on its own.”

I almost lost my cool when I charged into the beam from Le Dau, who came for a territorial dispute.

It’s understandable because it’s a developing country where there are doubts about the people.

When I call this guy back from downed state, he starts moving in a weird direction on his own before accepting input. Is that intentional?

It’s tough being slow, but please stop just standing there doing nothing while I’m fighting…

It seems to be an existence to remove the tags of MAP design.

So far, 80% of my deaths in Wilds are because of this guy.

Don’t just rush into the monster on your own!

The operation of the hunter and the running is different, so there is a proper feeling of riding a vehicle.

Could you please run even in the sharpening stone?

>>90

That is a true taboo that even Garuku would not perform.

>>90

I slowed down to make it easier for you to sharpen.

“Get the legendary secret from the wild! There are sub-missions like that.”

>>92

Sometimes there is a red Sekret that drops meteors…

There seems to be a notion within the team that reverse-engineering someone else’s work is considered losing.

I wonder if you hate me, considering how you keep diving into Alshuberd’s techniques like that.

I also have the impression that the companion is a silly cat.

Because the usual behavior is actually like that.

It’s a convenient monster ride!

By the way, I just remembered that the Galcus were trained as hunting dogs by a tribe of battle-like people…

Wasn’t there automatic attack avoidance while riding the Secreto in the first place?

Here we go!

What’s rolling around?

As long as the camping location is proper, fast travel is fine.

Are you Select?

Riding a Garuk, the whetstone is… a default feature…!!

>>106

That’s not it; even while riding, the dash during the whetstone wouldn’t be accepted by Gark, right?

You can grind while moving normally, not just by dashing.

The Gark was super strong with the chain scythe, but it was a bit bugged.

>>107

Even after the adjustments, it’s still strong if you give it a proper attribute specialization, so it’s a problem.

It’s so nonsensical that fast travel becomes unusable right after.

Unlike Galuk, it will go up the steps while using a whetstone.

I wonder what the story is behind the female cat’s voice knowing that male companion.

It feels like the companion has properly taken on the partner role this time.

The Garuk also attacks in some way… they are completely for combat.

The operability is so bad that even the autopilot CPU can’t handle it.

Regarding the Galc, it also deals damage, so comparing it to that is a bit…

I remember that the bug paralysis was terrible.

As a player, I’d be troubled if I’m given something that is inferior…

>>118

I understand how you feel because I have also been wanting the Chachamba to be returned for a long time.

Because of the instructor, my body has become one that suffers from the absence of bugs. I wonder how they will take responsibility for that…

I want to have this guy and two Garuk accompanying me.

>>120

It might look cool even if it appears like a hunting dog.

>>143

I want to take a walk.

It seems like I could play in the field for a lifetime.

Ignoring the quality of the meat will definitely get you dealt with…!!

>>121

It’s wrong to set the meat quality like harassment…

Galk will also leave you bugs.

Could it be that the guy who only gave missions at the start, the wolf breeder, was actually a problematic person…?

Is it okay to say something like that?

In the Premium Edition, you can actually buy the Secret skin!

Forget about the village of ninjas.

Even after adjustments, if you look closely, it’s amazing because it still deals ridiculous attribute damage.

There is a persuasive theory that the dog was raised by a warrior tribe.

It’s really scary to get on and recover because I’m afraid it will run off in a weird direction during battle.

It seems like it would be more stable to endure with a guard and then recover normally by sheathing the sword.

If you try to smuggle Garuk, you’ll be attacked by a mysterious ninja.

Our attribute brothers have a good place to hit, and they can shorten it by about a minute.

I want to give the secret a name, but I’m just borrowing it from the second villager, right?

It’s faster to fly with insects, so give me insects.

The saddest part is that there are no moments at all where this guy glides… right?

“Kidnap the instructor Utsushi and bring him to me.”

Once you are able to use insect techniques, you automatically get the ability to switch out as well… It’s quite insane…

It’s quite tough until I get used to this sluggishness without any passiveness.

There’s nothing else to praise except the weapon switching feature.

Is it a capturing quest for Utsushi?!

Like the Sword and Shield Legends before Pokémon SV.

I feel like this is a touchstone before challenging the open world.

Please stop giving me weird inertia…

I can’t stand the stress of moving.

I thought it was impressive that they were using their front legs while climbing the steep slope.

I don’t like that the passive response changes based on its mood, at least within the β range!

With my dog, cat, and bird, I feel like Momotaro.

No matter how many types of companions there are, it’s always welcome.

Why can’t I call this guy until I put away my weapon…?

Please remember from time to time.

It’s an owl from Kamura Village…

>>156

Since the pig has disappeared, you are no longer…

>>156

Your job will be done instead by the girl with glasses…

If you are pursuing realism and want to maintain inertia, then I can just barely tolerate it.

I don’t understand why small monsters are casually walking around while fighting a large monster.

>>158

Shall I resurrect the Langosta while fighting against the giant?

Come within one second when called.

>>163

In this world, even the mammal-like creatures were all egg-laying.

>>196

That’s why I said in the interview that it’s just for the sake of the game!

I want a little more cuteness.

For example, wanting attention at camp and poking you.

Why didn’t they release the hints that Garuk had intentionally set up in a different region?

>>165

I think it will be used more in systems like X or Rise.

The Fukuzuku was always monitoring large monsters, even though it didn’t appear on the screen…

I haven’t played Rise, but isn’t the Palamute way too convenient for hunters?

>>167

It’s just like reality!

>>167

What is there to do now in a world filled with creatures that seem to exist just for hunters?

>>167

When it comes to handling weapons, frankly, it’s beyond the level of a Meowster.

I won’t be greedy, so just making my companion Hinoe-san is enough.

I’ll walk instead.

When I call you, dive into the ground and grow up from underneath me so I can ride on you!

The two properly prepared Garukus with attributes are amazing!

It’s not an exaggeration to say they can kill large monsters by themselves.

In terms of firepower, it is in no way inferior to Chachakaya.

Well, while the Galuc has mobility, it did have some difficulties with its turning ability.

The hunter was mostly jumping around like an insect, so it wasn’t something to worry about that much.

This time, Sekureto is even taking on the role of Nekutaku…!

By the way, send me that cat carrying a lot of recovery potions.

I messed up the route! Stop that, it’s not about the destination, you’re just trying to track the flying monster’s position, aren’t you?

Galk has been trained, you know…

I don’t particularly require combat ability from my companion.

I thought the screen would be too noisy if the Galk participated in the battle.

I’ll give up Gurk this time, so please return the wire step to the sword and shield.

>>181

It’s one thing that they move with wires, but it’s unacceptable that it’s so unclear where that mysterious propulsion is coming from.

I preferred ones that could be customized more than the current all-purpose type.

I’ll endure for now, so please bring Garuku and the Shōchū during the paid expansion…

I don’t particularly seek out combat, so I just want the non-combat parts to be comfortable.

Gatling Galk… it was a terrifying weapon.

It’s helpful when the monster suddenly appears from the side when it moves.

Since I came from the New World, if I didn’t have that, I would be running and chasing after it myself.

There is a possibility that the setup for this time is on the side of the local biological secretions.

Metacognitively speaking, the development period.

Wilde’s initial outfit is quite cute as well.

How to bring a useless Sekreto and Garuku.

With realistic graphics, my body tries to clutch.

There are some navigation mistakes, but it’s much faster than chasing it by myself, so please forgive me.

I wonder if the wild secret is somewhere out there.

Well, all I can say is that the flying insects and Gark should just honestly play Sunbreak…

After all, Monster Hunter not being released on Nintendo’s hardware is no good.

>>199

What’s for dinner tonight?

I know it will probably be a Chocobo skin for the FF collaboration, but I want it to be something other than a realistic bird for once.

In a game where a Diablos burrows underground, there’s no point in realism anymore, so you come out from the ground after you read this.

It’s nice that there’s automatic movement, but…

I wish you would stop wandering around the same place without making any movement predictions…

Things that drop electricity or fly in the air can’t be reached without a secret, that’s for sure.

If this lizard could throw honey bugs, set traps, or spit paralysis gas when it’s bored, I’d be able to hang out a little longer.

Let’s try to make the time it takes to catch up to the hunter’s running speed a little shorter.

Galk is a ninja dog, so that’s why it’s good! I think I had accepted it that way.

Secretion is suffering in the gap between reality and operability.

To be honest, I felt that Garuku’s attack support was excessive…

Why are you just standing there, thread picture?

Thanks to the Galuc and the evasive/dash move, I was able to safely, smoothly, and quickly regain my footing after a disengagement, which was really comfortable.

Show me some impressive feats, like coming to help if I faint or become paralyzed.

I didn’t use the Palamute because I was playing with two cats in Rise…

>>213

Even without a dog, Spider-Man can move around, so it’s different.

Your legs are pretty thick.

I mean, watching monsters dive underground and come out at that speed while being on the same side feels weird, right?

Given that this has been said so many times, I guess they’ll make adjustments, right?

I want the mobility to be improved so that if I run while calling for help, I don’t end up in the neighboring area and the boss doesn’t just stop there satisfied.

Speaking of which, the separating desert also had quite a bit of three-dimensional terrain, didn’t it?

It’s not hard to fight, but I can’t remember…

In the end, I’m still trapped in the old clunky Monster Hunter.

Being a ninja gives you a lot of persuasive power, doesn’t it?

Please make it stricter with CERO so that I can caress the secret.

The secret doesn’t do anything, but there’s some unknown monster biting at me, what is that?

Isn’t the development aiming for the uncertainty of the back-and-forth, wondering whether someone would actually come immediately just because they were called down?

It seems that MOD is already available, but a Garuk skin will definitely come as DLC, right?