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It has been nerfed HARD. It used to be an undisputed god of monster-annihilation... HBG's entire thing was having MASSIVE damage output at the cost of dangerously low mobility. Newbies would routinely get themselves killed trying to figure out the HBG.... while experts would trivialise entire hunts to the point where having non-Gunners in a hunt was crippling.
I mean you could say it deserved the nerf.... but that power had to be earned through practice. Now.... it is just another brainless spud-gun.
I've said a few times before... MHGU did it right.
That game had special Internal Ammo types specific to each gun. Like you'd have all the regular ammo that you had to bring with you, but each gun also had a small, limited quantity of special types like Pierce-Elemental ammo that were built into the weapon and refreshed every hunt. It was a great system, much as the Heavy Shots for the Bow were. All lost to us now though.
That was the justification for LBG being incredibly simple to use. The difficulty was in the prep. Same for the HBG. Both of them had the same high-prep requirements. LBG had good damage and was incredibly simple and safe, while HBG had insanely high damage and low mobility. BUT your total damage would get crippled if you didn't manage your ammo properly... so it evened out over time.
Now.... it is nerfed... and your take on it is so... very very zoomer. Ammo Management WAS the Bowgun thing, while Charging Shots was the Bow thing... but now both are completely ruined. Heck, it was halfway to being ruined in World since the most common ammo types could simply be grabbed from the environment as-is... and you complain about it being too hard then? Madness. It was too dumbed down even then.
You have no reason to complain about the crafting. All you need down is hold down LB and press the right stick in a direction... and BLAM... all your ammo recrafted. Same as sharpening a melee weapon, pretty much. We USED TO have to take time between encounters with the monster to spam the button to craft the ammo one at a time... or hold it down in GU. It was much more complicated back then, but totally manageable once you got the hang of it. Now it is only for elemental ammo and the ONLY thing left to worry about is having the materials on hand for the crafting.... and even that bothers you.
You have no right to even use a Bowgun with that attitude.
That kind of thinking is exactly why they dumb the game down. All ranged weapons including bow should have required ammo because they get to attack relatively safely from RANGE. Melee weapon attacks are "free" but your also getting right in the Monsters face. Plus you still have to sharpen your weapon. Besides they sell the ammo in town for dirt cheap so they might as well have removed the whole mechanic.