Does this game have more tutorials than the older MH games?

[Moebius]

Just curious, i know people have said Wilds is more friendly to newcomers, but does that include tutorials and just overall holding your hand more while teaching the game?

[AlbinoFrog]

You can enable all tutorials if you are a new player or you can disable all tutorials if you want no help. There is also a middle ground option that only lets tutorials for new mechanics pop up (like new fishing mechanics and Seikret controls), but turns off the tutorials for everything else.

[Yoisaki Kanaaaaaa]

I think pinning the entire story campaign into LR while teaching the different mechanics made it a lot more accessible. In a sense, there was something that gave reason to the hunts, something interesting for newcomers to the franchise. The 15~ hours of LR is basically the tutorial itself, with the capture tutorial coming right after in one of the early HR hunts.

With that said, I had a smoother time entering Wilds than World, and it definitely helped hook me deeper into Wilds than I ever got hooked in World. Even though I'm not a newcomer, this whole thing got me hooked better than I did back at World.

You still have to figure out a lot of things on your own though, but the game gives you help getting there. A lot less googling, a lot more hunting.

[Moebius]

Originally posted by Yoisaki Kanaaaaaa:

I think pinning the entire story campaign into LR while teaching the different mechanics made it a lot more accessible. In a sense, there was something that gave reason to the hunts, something interesting for newcomers to the franchise. The 15~ hours of LR is basically the tutorial itself, with the capture tutorial coming right after in one of the early HR hunts.

With that said, I had a smoother time entering Wilds than World, and it definitely helped hook me deeper into Wilds than I ever got hooked in World. Even though I'm not a newcomer, this whole thing got me hooked better than I did back at World.

You still have to figure out a lot of things on your own though, but the game gives you help getting there. A lot less googling, a lot more hunting.

What is LR? Also ty for the info

[Moebius]

Originally posted by AlbinoFrog:

You can enable all tutorials if you are a new player or you can disable all tutorials if you want no help. There is also a middle ground option that only lets tutorials for new mechanics pop up (like new fishing mechanics and Seikret controls), but turns off the tutorials for everything else.

COol ty

[Yoisaki Kanaaaaaa]

Originally posted by Moebius:

Originally posted by Yoisaki Kanaaaaaa:

I think pinning the entire story campaign into LR while teaching the different mechanics made it a lot more accessible. In a sense, there was something that gave reason to the hunts, something interesting for newcomers to the franchise. The 15~ hours of LR is basically the tutorial itself, with the capture tutorial coming right after in one of the early HR hunts.

With that said, I had a smoother time entering Wilds than World, and it definitely helped hook me deeper into Wilds than I ever got hooked in World. Even though I'm not a newcomer, this whole thing got me hooked better than I did back at World.

You still have to figure out a lot of things on your own though, but the game gives you help getting there. A lot less googling, a lot more hunting.

What is LR? Also ty for the info

LR = Low Rank

The ending of the main story is basically the ending of Low Rank too. The High Rank hunts begin afterwards and give better rewards for better challenges. They're a lot of fun once you go the grips on the mechanics.

[Moebius]

Originally posted by Yoisaki Kanaaaaaa:

Originally posted by Moebius:

What is LR? Also ty for the info

LR = Low Rank

The ending of the main story is basically the ending of Low Rank too. The High Rank hunts begin afterwards and give better rewards for better challenges. They're a lot of fun once you go the grips on the mechanics.

ah gotcha ty!!