Why bosses are _that_ easy?

[Brainssss]

Firstly, cope inhalers ain't welcome.

Secondly, bosses literally don't damage you if you keep behind them. Like they don't have neither speed nor moves to reach u xD

WTF is this design. I mean there is a difference between easy and boring.

[Pheace]

As you get higher up they get faster and start getting more moves that impact their own location as well. Other than that, yeah, behind a monster is often a good spot.

Low rank overall is just a big tutorial really.

[Snow]

honestly this has been my issue, i made it to the hippo poop flinging boss at the beginning in the first forest area and just realized how bored i was.
the bosses are incredibly easy compared to the previous games and there stupid fast to kill now that we can aim our attacks so we don't miss as much.

[Oku]

Because you’re in the game’s low rank tutorial. When you’re playing instant-death DDR while an autistic meth dragon is blinking around the landscape screaming about tax fraud and you need him to stop because one piece of his skin is all you need to make your next toy, then you will realize why the game held your hand at first.

[Kiririn]

Yeah, not sure why they decided to neuter the franchise even more. IGN even found the endgame to be too easy.

[Rygen]

The fact that you refer to the monsters as 'bosses' shows your ignorance of the franchise

[Sawblade Shieldslave]

ngl havnt failed any quest yet and i fought tempered arkveld with lalabarina gear you really cant say "Oh BuT ThIs MoNsTER iS DiFFiCulT"
i just hope in the dlc they'll add a challenge like alatreon or fatalis

[Oku]

Originally posted by Kiririn:

Yeah, not sure why they decided to neuter the franchise even more. IGN even found the endgame to be too easy.

IGN never got to end game. The writer beat the story and thought low rank grind was the end game.

[Kiririn]

"After the 15 hours it took to beat the campaign, I only had to spend another 15 to finish every side quest (that wasn’t about catching fish), and just five more after that before I had the best armor set and weapon I wanted and a pretty solid suite of skill-boosting Decorations."

"Wilds never challenged me with any real threats, even in the endgame."

" it also means that where my past three Monster Hunter reviews wrapped up around the 50- to 60-hour mark while I still had plenty more I was excited to do, I started losing steam with Wilds before I even hit 40."

https://www.ign.com/articles/monster-hunter-wilds-review

[Sawblade Shieldslave]

Originally posted by Yew Nough:

Originally posted by Sawblade Shieldslave:

ngl havnt failed any quest yet and i fought tempered arkveld with lalabarina gear you really cant say "Oh BuT ThIs MoNsTER iS DiFFiCulT"
i just hope in the dlc they'll add a challenge like alatreon or fatalis

Alatreon is always welcomed

I'd be willing to rematch Behemoth as well

imagine if we get a freeroaming dalamadur

[Oku]

Originally posted by Kiririn:

"After the 15 hours it took to beat the campaign, I only had to spend another 15 to finish every side quest (that wasn’t about catching fish), and just five more after that before I had the best armor set and weapon I wanted and a pretty solid suite of skill-boosting Decorations."

"Wilds never challenged me with any real threats, even in the endgame."

" it also means that where my past three Monster Hunter reviews wrapped up around the 50- to 60-hour mark while I still had plenty more I was excited to do, I started losing steam with Wilds before I even hit 40."

https://www.ign.com/articles/monster-hunter-wilds-review

Yeah. That’s low rank grinding. Like I said.

[Kiririn]

Originally posted by Oku:

Originally posted by Kiririn:

"After the 15 hours it took to beat the campaign, I only had to spend another 15 to finish every side quest (that wasn’t about catching fish), and just five more after that before I had the best armor set and weapon I wanted and a pretty solid suite of skill-boosting Decorations."

"Wilds never challenged me with any real threats, even in the endgame."

" it also means that where my past three Monster Hunter reviews wrapped up around the 50- to 60-hour mark while I still had plenty more I was excited to do, I started losing steam with Wilds before I even hit 40."

https://www.ign.com/articles/monster-hunter-wilds-review

Yeah. That’s low rank grinding. Like I said.

No it's not. You even do HR quests in the campaign.

[Oku]

Originally posted by Kiririn:

Originally posted by Oku:

Yeah. That’s low rank grinding. Like I said.

No it's not. You even do HR quests in the campaign.

Yeah, piss easy tutorial ones.

[Kiririn]

Originally posted by Oku:

Originally posted by Kiririn:

No it's not. You even do HR quests in the campaign.

Yeah, piss easy tutorial ones.

Ok cool. So you finally admit that the campaign is more than just LR.

[Oku]

Originally posted by Kiririn:

Originally posted by Oku:

Yeah, piss easy tutorial ones.

Ok cool. So you finally admit that the campaign is more than just LR.

The campaign is the tutorial for the actual game and when you beat it, you are set in to the low rank (not the literal in game mechanic of LR/HR/MR) hunts where you spend hundreds of hours grinding gear and hunts to be able to do the actually difficult content, that the IGN writer admitted they never reached.

Welcome to Monster Hunter. It has always been like this.

[Sawblade Shieldslave]

Originally posted by Oku:

Originally posted by Kiririn:

Ok cool. So you finally admit that the campaign is more than just LR.

The campaign is the tutorial for the actual game and when you beat it, you are set in to the low rank (not the literal in game mechanic of LR/HR/MR) hunts where you spend hundreds of hours grinding gear and hunts to be able to do the actually difficult content, that the IGN writer admitted they never reached.

Welcome to Monster Hunter. It has always been like this.

except in base wilds there is no difficulty content not ONE monster is a real challenge (btw im not complaining ik it'll get better in the dlc)