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nothing is stopping you from playing it when you want, but i personally find it not worth it considering its low content and it was DoA in terms of content updates
Okay.
The aggressive streamlining. Lack of challenging and aspirational content. The fact that the hunters are insanely powerful compared to the punching bag monsters. The palicos. The seikret.
Lots of things I would imagine.
So far... Yea, actually. https://files.catbox.moe/5h9ouk.mp4
Ignore all the shallow, lame, thoughtless posts in here.
The cult will swallow you! Anything that isn't MH: Wilds is bad because they gotta prove their hollow point.
joooooooiiiiinnnnn usssssss. joiiiiiiiinnn usssssss. yaaaaaaasssss.
Generations U/4U is where it is at. Zoomers can't appreciate a good Monster Hunter game.
In the end, I thought it was too much like Monster Hunter directly, not doing enough to truly stand out, to the point that I never beat the story, it just made me want to go back and play World. It's like...why play the clear knockoff, when I can play some more World or even play Rise, which I never got into it's post-game or Sunbreak.
Wilds has it's issues and hopefully it can fix stuff up, but I'm gonna enjoy Wilds far longer than I ever did Wild Heart.