So does the Monster Hunter staff have such a strong affection for MH4?

>>1

What is the crazed dragon transformation like?

>>6

The movements of the monsters become faster or slower.

When attacked, you become infected with a virus, and if you do not continue to attack within the time limit, the red gauge will disappear.

Conversely, overcoming it increases the critical hit rate.

The transformation into a crazed dragon feels like a somewhat satisfying padding element, and it’s not bad at all.

>>22

It’s almost all shells and squids.

>>30

Isn’t it closer to ramping up? Well, both are pretty similar anyway.

>>30

That’s just the kind of seasoning you would expect for a high-difficulty mode in Monster Hunter, and that will probably be the base.

>>22

Well, since gamers all over the world have experienced Monster Hunter in the world, it would be more fun to include elements like this.

There was a DPS check in the World as well.

>>6

That was fun.

>>1

I remember that anti-dragon stones were really annoying.

>>9

The DOS has a bad balance, but afterwards it brought out many elements that are beneficial…

I wonder if there are many MH4 elements…

>>3

I haven’t played MH4, so I don’t know much, but I hear that there are elements like the hunter groups from 4, monsters from 4 becoming regulars, and NPCs from 4 appearing, so it sounds like there are a lot of elements involved.

The insect glaive was ridiculously strong, the map had too many slopes and was terrible, and the online was a nightmare.

But that chaotic online experience was fun.

Please give me honey.

The environment in the field changes in real-time, and it feels like the choice of monsters and NPCs is 4, right?

If it’s just that much, I think I will get used to it and not mind it after doing it at first.

Is Yuta in the NPC?

I’m putting in crazy dragon transformation…

A ruin plain that lacks any semblance of being a plain.

>>18

It was nice that Goma-chan had a sense of rivalry.

The final transformation.

It looks like the excavation weapons are making a comeback, and I’m excited!

>>19

If it revives, I hope there’s layered armor for weapons.

The official broadcast of 4 is, in a way, legendary.

I was just beating up Rajang.

Ragean to the right!

It feels like we have decided on the overall direction with 4 and have been keeping the world and the wilds unchanged for now.

It seems like X and Rise are intentionally changing things.

Stamina depletion-free Crazy Dragon transformation.

The riding system had a rough impression.

I feel like having low stamina only provides benefits to the player, so I wonder what will happen with dinosaur transformation.

I don’t dislike the crazy dragon transformation that much, but it’s a pity that even after overcoming it, the bug gauge doesn’t fill up at an explosive speed anymore.

I like the story the most.

Crazy dragon transformation is a bit…

Slope

Shitty map

Yamata is too strong.

They said they would focus on the scenario, but in the end, people say Tri was better, right?

The extreme situation was just a parade of really stupid things, so if I’m going to join in, it has to be at some clever place…

If it stays at 4, it will evoke a sense of repulsion, but as long as the aberration is properly adjusted… although I feel like it also depends on having a hunter like a superhuman.

I was trying to incorporate elevation differences into the action and expand various aspects.

However, it negatively affected the map, and the balance with other existing elements was already ruined. The extreme difficulty prepared as end content was the pinnacle of masochistic elements.

The scene where the Eos controlled by the mad dragon virus kill Dos Ios was shocking.

Continuing with the clutch is a cause for concern.

>>47

There is a slinger, but isn’t there no clutch?

Rather, I don’t need the slinger, so just give back the clutch.

“Reducing pressure: ‘If the crazy dragon transformation comes, I’m going to die! Is everyone okay?'”

I thought, “No way, no way,” during my first battle with the extreme Zinogre.

A work created with elements that feel like harassment and a story that is not interesting despite the effort put in has resulted in 4.

For now, even the veteran monsters aren’t that tough.

I think there’s no need to be overly cautious since it’s said that even the crazy dragon transformation monsters have low health.

It’s somewhat reassuring that being told my health is low during dragon transformation.

Aren’t 4 and 4G quite different works? Or is that not the case?

>>56

It’s as different as World and Iceborne.

But they call it the world, including the clutch and guiding milk.

>>74

The guiding milk feels kind of like a Mame-Taro…

Isn’t extreme transformation coming just as it is?

Based on that Rathalos, it seems like there might still be a different form for the endgame content in this work.

Can we say that the current ferocity and battles, as well as the origins of the shells and squids, can be attributed to the madness of the dragon transformation?

It suddenly became extreme with the continuous 4G, but it could be said that the recent strengthened individuals were born out of that reflection.

Personally, I’ve found it increasingly difficult to keep up with the values of the people in this world since I turned 4.

>>62

Ta-ma GO! Ta-ma GO!

I remember feeling that the evaluation of additional monsters was good for the good ones, but the bad ones were really bad.

Is the clumsy Wiles Hunter going to face off against the ultimate opponent?!

>>65

I feel like there aren’t many movements based on the current situation and the assumption of JASGA, right?

For now, I want Daraa Amadula to appear…

Personally, I think enhanced individuals have the best nickname as a compromise.

That was fun.

>>75

But it was really fun to tackle it together with the nameless ones.

The sense of unity in things like capture quests and super skills was irresistible.

>>75

Making equipment can be tough, but if you think you only need to clear it 15 times, it’s not so bad.

The shell and squid go up to LV300, after all.

>>67

If it was popular, it would be better to just honestly reuse it, so why use a confusing method like “Nushi”?

>>76

It’s been a reused concept since the Mad Dragon transformation!

Becoming ferocious, battling with seasoned experience, and transforming into a monstrosity!

Honestly, if Arshuberd increases his attack range and speed, I can’t win.

Is it only four days left…

Well, if the extreme comes, it would be from the master rank…

No, I don’t need it after all.

Unlike with the shellfish and squid, the strength here is properly difficult, which is not good.

It may be contradictory, but I want a high difficulty level that I can win at without too much stress.

I like 4, but 4G has Babconga, right?

Even if there is a limit, it will probably come from the G-class large update, and certainly keeping the old specifications would draw a lot of criticism, so I think there will be nerfs implemented.

The choice of monsters is quite good, but it’s sad that there are no old man or Tetsukabura.

I have a feeling they might be casually around.

I think it’s probably fine not to be scared, since they can’t be foolish enough to bring the extreme evolution just as it is, but I’m still scared.

>>78

I can’t believe they haven’t seen the reviews.

But it’s kind of scary that it might go weird in a different direction and something new might emerge.

The ramp-up in ferocity was tough in a different way…

>>79

It’s better than extreme, but it was too tough and a hassle.

It wasn’t bad that I could recover the hunting art gauge with fierce part attacks.

If it’s a 4G revenge, then I will support that as well.

I’ll reluctantly accept extreme difficulty and high resistance, but at least make the toughness soft enough so we can fight each other to our heart’s content.

>>80

Isn’t that good from experience?

>>83

There might be other things since there’s also Albedo Calamity Rhaeus.

>>83

In Monster Hunter, in the end, all that is required is a bare-knuckle fight between monsters in a battlefield like an arena.

When it comes to seasoning it, there are gacha for charms, decorations, and weapons.

Help me, Kinkue!

Just using a variant’s skills to give it a title is a bit…

>>90

The significance of the existence of Naruga species…

>>90

Aren’t there quite a few that are different?

>>90

There were quite a few changes in effects and behavior patterns, you know? Did you forget?

Since 3 cannot be used in underwater battles, if it’s the Tokuda-Tokioka development team, it would come down to sourcing material from past works like World or 4.

>>97

It’s a composite ornament and an art part.

Well, it makes more sense than finding or appraising a whole weapon.

>>97

It’s just like the World investigation quest!

The frenzy transformation and extreme transformation were undeniably trash; without the anti-dragon stone, you really can’t do anything.

There were so many people like that online, so I had to ask everyone if they have high difficulty.

>>98

No, the berserk dragonization is not related to that issue.

It seems that it’s difficult to increase critical hits in this game because you can raise the critical hit rate with the 🦕 condition…

>>99

Well, if it’s too easy to raise critical hits, it kind of becomes a prerequisite for critical hits.

It might be an adjustment to focus on carefully aiming for critical hits to deal high damage rather than always landing criticals systematically.

I didn’t expect to reuse the monster enhancements from past works.

If anything, it’s even the Wiles’ injury system.

Because it’s the repurposing of ferocious parts and aberrant cores…

In the first place, the specifications have already changed at the point of being crazy.

I liked the titles except for the quest format.

If you’re looking to start easily, buying it as a set with the PS5 might be the cheapest option.

>>108

Cheap box

But considering the performance, the PS5 is the safer choice.

>>108

The cheapest one is the XBOX.

There is no room for defense in extremes.

If it wasn’t for high-level guild quests, well…

Whoa, anti-dragon stone!

I can’t defend the extremes, but the dragon transformation is fine.

I thought the story of 4 was well-made, but the vibe just didn’t fit for me.

Many people might remember rampaging dragon transformation as an impression combined with the power of guild quests.

>>115

Even at 4 points, in high-difficulty guild quests, my stamina melts away in no time…

>>130

If anything, the famous Brakigulruga is stronger in 4.

The title incorporates techniques from subspecies, but the main technique is completely different.

I haven’t played 4G, but from what I’ve heard, I have the impression that it’s quite different compared to other G series works.

>>119

I think the creators were also numb to the players’ familiarity with the series.

I understand that trying to give a fresh feel to seasoned players by adding another layer to the meta makes sense, but the level of hostility was already quite high at the point of the main story.

The Frenzied Dragon transformation itself was just a slight enhancement of the main body that spread a virus, so I have fond memories of it being just right.

The game was doing things that DS was not keeping up with the trend of extremity.

Everyone ended up serious at the red helmet when they went with a light-hearted attitude, right?

>>122

I just had a flashback of you with the blue crab.

>>122

I thought that even if bears were strengthened, they would still be bears, and the fact that they completely turned the tables on the hunters was, on the contrary, refreshing.

The ultimate form will definitely come in next year’s DLC, right?

>>124

I don’t think the DLC for the master class will be released next year.

>>133

Half a year?

The dragon transformation feels okay as a change in taste, aiming for an accident.

Let’s create something like extreme ferocity without making it different each time.

I don’t really remember the story that much anymore.

I still remember that three guys who were into camping online gathered together, and I was the only one who jumped out of camping.

A bear with boosted firepower and defense is strong.

Extreme enhancement is bad itself, but the anti-dragon stone is also pretty terrible.

>>136

The meaning that it must involve the act of polishing with a stone.

After polishing, a time limit is set for the effect to occur, which means I have to polish again.

The meaning of failing the DPS check is that the monster’s re-extreme evolution hastens.

I can only say that it was frustrating.

Is the general story of 4 and 4g the same?

>>139

Easily defeated Ivy Ramps.

That’s why Rajang, which can deal damage by slapping its butt like normal, is valued.

Moreover, you can only move efficiently with a great sword drawn due to Rajang’s attack tempo.

Speaking of 4, it’s just the right timing for the generation that played Monster Hunter back in their student days to get involved in the planning.

It’s helpful because a lot of entertainment lately has been like that.

Was extreme optimization really that big of a deal?

>>141

Please investigate in detail.

Even just being deflected despite having the ability to see through it shows how dangerous it is.

Since level 4 went relatively smoothly, we didn’t quite feel the sense of journeying with our party.

The receptionist had an impact, though.

I like guild quests themselves.

I mean, I want a hack and slash.

Isn’t it 4 being swayed by a scholar like a bonbon…?

>>146

XX?

Unless it’s a high-level guild quest, I wouldn’t say that the frenzy dragon transformation is something to scream about. It’s more like there are people who naturally react with “Whoa! It’s the frenzy dragon!!!” based on guild quest standards.

>>147

There are definitely people who are mixing it up with extreme situations and making a fuss…

>>147

I think fighting a regular quest🦕 Brachydios has quite an impact.

Given recent game trends, it seems that high difficulty levels will require mechanics like perfect guards and perfect dodges to maintain balance.

The extreme difficulty level feels overwhelmingly challenging.

>>149

These foolish hunters who keep saying there’s nothing to do…

If you want to eat that much, I’ll let you eat the guild quest…

>>186

I can’t believe there are people who keep eating until the online service ends…

Over here, our movements are like those of old hunters, while the opponent moves as fast as in Rise, has ridiculously high firepower, and is tough in terms of durability. It’s like facing an extreme challenge.

There is nothing that fits the term “extreme regret” better.

I like the idea that overcoming the mad dragon disease makes you stronger.

Even if it becomes extreme, Capcom, known for being lenient with recent players, will probably make easy adjustments and release it.

I really want to see Kōgai appear again.

I wonder if there will be veteran berserk dragon monsters appearing.

I wonder if I can do it solo! Since I have the stamina for solo play now, I think I might be able to change things as a solo hunter…

Since it’s a monster, it would be better if it were quite strong, right?

Recently, hunters have been too inhuman.

Does the appearance of the 🦕 symptom mean that chaos weapons and chaos gore will also appear?

>>162

SB could only be infected with the Gore type 🦕, so it was difficult to showcase its performance.

If the dinosaur monster comes out, the chaos weapon is likely to become much more convenient to use.

If you’re going this far, I think it’s not entirely out of the question to bring out the extremes.

It seems that it will no longer be about being rejected and will instead lean towards becoming ferocious.

The extreme is that only Tiga is considerate.

Because I haven’t become rigid-minded.

Dara Amadula is the flashiest and my favorite among the large creatures in the Monster Hunter series.

The specifications where the scaffolding keeps collapsing, the meteor showers, and the entire screen being swept by beams—it’s all flashy and great!

Climbing the body to mine ores, jumping onto the head to mine ores, and digging up meteorites— all the ore-related activities were a bit excessive, though.

It was a fun element when done modestly.

On the contrary, I dislike Shagaru and the like.

I think it’s the extreme result of the management misunderstanding what it means to make monsters stronger.

>>167

Ultra-reaction AI for fighting games and such

Well, yeah, if you do that, you’ll become stronger, but it’s that kind of direction, right?

Extreme reduction is crap.

The era is becoming ferocious.

If the enhancement is mainly focused on attack, then that’s okay, right?

Looking at it this way, it seems like only negative opinions are being highlighted, which is like 4 or rather 4G, right?

The system itself, such as guild quests and discovered weapons, was interesting.

I wish for adjustments that make it easy to enhance like with seashells and squids, while also having strong advantages on our side.

Limits aren’t just about having too much firepower or too much health.

Aren’t you mixed with ferocity?

I can understand that if you can’t defeat the extreme, you can’t even stand at the starting line, but there are other options.

Set the timer and let’s go.

>>179

Nostalgic.

When the Theo timer came, I was beeping it to let everyone know around me.

It seems that the main layer of foreign players who like high difficulty won’t go in the direction of being kind to players.

>>181

I think the world route was a gentle direction, but…

>>181

Well, I think it still gives off that Souls-like vibe, doesn’t it?

Capcom now makes strange adjustments in small areas, but it doesn’t seem like they’ll make major blunders in their adjustments.

Even if it happens, I will make an insane comeback with additional content.

>>159

Moreover, if it’s further pushed to the limit, the resistance will increase, so there are even more aspects like that…

The problem is that some monsters have weak areas where attack is possible when effects have worn off during whetstone actions, which is frustrating, especially in extreme cases.

It’s really frustrating that the forced hit areas are usually the places you aim for during a normal fight.

I believe that collecting materials to craft and enhance weapons is the core of Monster Hunter.

I still can’t get used to digging up and appraising weapons that ignore that.

>>187

I thought it was nice for jobless people to discover their preferred weapons, but I wish they would stop finding all the optimal solutions…

>>187

I don’t mind gathering materials for random drops.

I think the essence hasn’t changed, whether we excavate random drops or not.

It’s not good that even when you hit it in an extreme state, it only takes a tiny amount of damage, like a sparrow’s tear.

In the end, it’s too much with the forced mind’s eye nullification, bullet reflection, status condition trap nullification, and fatigue nullification! What a bunch of nonsense!

>>159

There are DPS checks in other games too, so that’s fine.

>>189

If you fail the DPS check, it makes the situation worse due to the downside.

Well, beginners and those who are bad at it will be turned away…

I think both the guild quests and the frenzy dynamics were good ideas.

It turned into something amazing with a combination technique.

Extreme limits are out of the question.

Excavated weapons are a clear endgame content, aren’t they?

It feels more direct than a talisman.

I personally don’t like that the 4G made the cry change from before the supernova to after.

Because of that, I had to introduce a timer.

For now, I’m looking forward to seeing how much fun I can have with the Aetia weapon in the “Encounter.”

When I see the title logo, I wonder if Wiles’ final boss feels like a snake.