Monster hunter wild

[Orange]

Monster hunter wild is worth it?

[!@#$%!@#%!]

wait for beta end , prob need another 6month

[Forte]

Not now. Wait until G rank.

[LegionXNX]

Originally posted by Orange:

Monster hunter wild is worth it?

Honestly its good to pick it up now if you want because lagiacrus is coming in july.

[v_v]

No bro
This game too easy too boring too short
0 content 0 endgame
All monsters except 2-3 are just afk trash lul
Wait for dlc and new engame updates but for now absolutely not worth it maybe for 10$ yes but not for 60

No. MH World is much better in every way, even from launch. Wilds is almost a VN for a very very casual playerbase.

[Old Madao]

or you could try it out yourself and have your own opinion about it

[PhantomΩ]

It's pretty wild, but i'd wait if i were ya. There's more content to come and later down the line, not only might you get a discount, but there's also the possibility of denuvo's removal.

If you really want to play it now though, get it from nuuvem or greenmangaming, they come with a small discount, i think?

[Sojo]

Please play World first if you havent. I have 1000 hrs in World. World is just superior, the environments, homebase/hubs, soundtrack in that game felt more like a sequel to this game. Wild feels cheap and lacks any sort of umph World had. I literally quit after one hunt and havent touched the game in like 5 days.

[★ Moonlight ★]

So, it depends.
The game is unoptimized AF, and right now it doesn't have as much content as completed games like World and Rise...
But it really is a good and fun game.
Its the same as Rise difficulty-wise if you've tried that.
People here on the forums are very cult-like and will either hate on it for no good reason or pretend like it's issues don't exist. The best thing to do if you're unsure is wait for a sale, because by then the game will have more content and have more bugs fixed

[LegionXNX]

Originally posted by ★ Moonlight ★:

So, it depends.
The game is unoptimized AF, and right now it doesn't have as much content as completed games like World and Rise...
But it really is a good and fun game.
Its the same as Rise difficulty-wise if you've tried that.
People here on the forums are very cult-like and will either hate on it for no good reason or pretend like it's issues don't exist. The best thing to do if you're unsure is wait for a sale, because by then the game will have more content and have more bugs fixed

I can definitely see them doing a 20% off sale before the DLC drops so that way they can rake in more people. Seen that done countless of times, it even worked on me.

[bigbiggaboo]

I would recommend trying world first if you haven't already. Wilds is definitely worth playing but temper your expectations for the amount of content and performance.

[Wasp]

100% worth it. If you've played hundreds or thousands of hours the game will feel on the easy side due to player skill having such a huge impact on the fights. A lot of people who complain about how easy it is forget they are master hunters with a near encyclopedic knowledge of MH + are spoiled by releases with 7 years of content behind them. it has the same monster roster amount that world and rise started with. Performance issues are present - be warned you need a beefy rig to get max graphics. For reference I have a 10700k, 16gb ram, and a 4070ti super and I get about 50-70 FPS on max settings. You will get about 40 - 60 hrs of content before your reach the end of available content. End game boils down to what it always has - build experimentation and gem farming. I prefer to answer SOS flares as there are players struggling with the late high rank monsters despite what veterans like to claim. It IS worth the price tag, but do remember that this game was meant more to be an immersion into the world of monster hunter rather than an epic of elder dragons like MHWorld.

[アンジェル]

Originally posted by Orange:

Monster hunter wild
Monster hunter wild is worth it?

Absolutely. Next to Clair Obscure: Expedition 33 and Baldur's Gate 3 best game of the year.

[Ottomic]

Only if you have played World so much you can't bring yourself to play it any more, and if you haven't played/don't like Rise.

Even then, imo this game's not worth $70. 30 tops.

[NeoX]

Originally posted by Orange:

Monster hunter wild is worth it?

Monster Hunter Wilds – The best entry to the series since 2018

Disclaimer:
This review is the representation of my personal experience with the game. Issues and problems other may experience are not part of this review, since these did not apply or happen on my end.

Summary:
We have here on of the best entries to the Monster Hunter Series since World in 2018. This game is such a beauty, not only to its stunning visuals it offers, but also the detailed world life itself.
Its very rare that we can experience such a detail loved worldbuilding and scenary. From the weather changes, to the monsters eco-behavior up to the detailed camp life.
Even the smallest things like palicos in the field, not just vanishing into air, but actualy walking back to camp and refill. Or corpses of Monsters not just vanishing but decaying and growing plants on them (ofc. this takes quite some CPU power). Nothing else in the last 5 years offers such a detailed and love-work world. In Things like These you just want to sink in and watch it progress. The gameplay loop is king again and a massive blast, alone or with friends!

This game is better then MH World (basegame) and is a massive improvement in any PoV towards it. Its not on the content level and feature level as Iceborne is, but we also just stay at the very start of this games life-cycle. With a future Master-Rank expansion like MH-Iceborne in the future, this game can reach legenday status in the games series.

One thing that i sadly have to mod in, is proper ultrawide screen support (5760x1080+ -> 48:9).
The feeling and emergion feeling it brings is a must, when you experienced it just once!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdpA3aEEirA

Gameplay:
Its the perfect gameplay look to be expected from a Monster Hunter game, but done almost perfectly in the best simulation eco-system and a fully connected open world.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3446518619

Starting a hunt goes more fluid then ever before, in the open field or with your handler that follows you everywhere you go, with no reason anymore to „teleport“ back to camp every time for a new hunt or quest. Thanks to the options to cook meals everywhere, the start of a hunt is dynamic as never before. You will encounter dynamic weather and biom changes that will effect endemic life and monsters alike.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3446518438
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3446518483

Fast travel trough the wide lands, is also secured thanks to your new mount that fits the world building perfectly and does not feel forced in like the palamutes back in MH-Rise. I don’t want to go too much into detail here for story-spoiler reasons, but what is sadly missing so far is the palico kitchen or a proper managed arena with controlled encounters, but that may change in the future. Overall i can only say, gameplay is king again and the best reason to buy this game.

Story:
Capcom did what many had never expected them to do. Deliver a story that has focus on the overall World-Building of the Monster Hunter series, down to the great dragon war and the downfall of the old civilization. I am trying to prevent very heavy spoilers for these who want to find out themself on what is revealed here. But let just the following screenshots speak for themself how close we are getting here to the legendary history of the events and the downfall reason of the old civilization...

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3446517803
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3446517608
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3446517423

Capcom did accept the feedback that many (new) players do not like long stories bound to hunter rank leveling. Therefore they did keep the main story bound to the low-rank experience of the game with a gameplay time of 10-15h, so that even casual players can see the credits with moderate gameplay time investment. For these who want to know more of the main story and its effect on the world, will have more additional story content in the high-rank part of the game. For the true monster hunter fans with interest in the series core-lore and world building story, this game is the houly gem of the entire games series. Going into details, would just be spoilers sadly.

Grind & Quests:
We have here a Monster Hunter Game, that should already explain to everyone what to expect when it comes to grinding, hunting and completion. I do not have to explain that you need to hunt monsters for parts for your gear and weapon crafting. With some parts only available by cutting of parts of the monster or certain rare drops. All that iss elf-explained. What should be mentioned is that the RNG drops of decorations of MH-World is back. You can get more specificly by smelting later in the game, but the natural income of new decoration gems is the main grind next to Artian weapon parts. The main endgame-grind is all around making your gear perfect by getting the best decoration for your gear and RNG crafting the best Artian weapon for your needs. With friends on a daily 1-2h gameplay session, this is entertaining and rewarding alike.

There is one thing that does take the fun out of being a completionist. Hunting monster for gold-crowns is more easy then ever, thanks to the spy-glasses. Capturing endemic life is also quite easy because not all are achivment bound. What destroys all fun is the fishing with its mini-game mechanic. Capturing 30 whoppers or getting at least one Gajau is pure pain and 0 fun. If you can ignore that, do it and the gameplay fun will not break off for you.

You can achive quite the nice high-end gear with moderate grind investment:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3446517106
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3446517061

This is my current „damage build“ that brings the most fun to my hunts so far, but there is also a healer build for supporting others on joined SOS flares. Community stay together and support each other. Thats what MH games were about and should still be. 😊
As a direct successor game to MH-World, i can assure everyone this game managed to surpass it and being more then a worthy successor to it. It is not on the feature and content level of MH-Iceborne by far yet, but again its at the very start of its lifetime cycle and still awaits its Master-Rank expansion in the future. So far the basis for it looks and plays almost perfectly.