About characters having no name

[Aslan]

When the Handler got knockout together it the hunter, the Handler or whatever name they didn`t gave to her became affectionate towards "The Tracker". She lookup to her like a mature older woman who is good at her job like she would like to be. But it's strange because we don't refer to people we like by "he" "she" and the Handler (whatever name they didn't gave to her) keep calling the Tracker by it. Also it's a disrespect because if the Japanese refer to the other by "you" the Japanese is in disrespect also we. And the game is Japanese!

[RedViper]

So first you want to change the name from “Monster Hunter” to “Beast Hunter” because the bible says so, damn every day there is a new bait nonsense thread coming from you apparently.

[Popcorn]

Unless you know Japanese, i don't think you have the right to criticize them.
There are formal and informal "you" in Japanese such as "omae", "kisama", two if which are informal/rude.
For formal, its more often "kimi" than anything else, as I am not too well versed with Japanese but do watch a lot of anime, I have learned quite a bit of Japanese

Also, reported you for spam bro

[Bab Peeg]

I call her that old ♥♥♥♥♥ with the blue arm vein.

[Aslan]

Originally posted by Popcorn:

Unless you know Japanese, i don't think you have the right to criticize them.
There are formal and informal "you" in Japanese such as "omae", "kisama", two if which are informal/rude.
For formal, its more often "kimi" than anything else, as I am not too well versed with Japanese but do watch a lot of anime, I have learned quite a bit of Japanese

Also, reported you for spam bro

Listen man, I don`t know if you are an older man or a kid but you need to agree it someone in some point if they don`t lie. You would call someone close to you "she" "he" "kimi" "anata" everytime ?

[Aslan]

Originally posted by RedViper:

So first you want to change the name from “Monster Hunter” to “Beast Hunter” because the bible says so, damn every day there is a new bait nonsense thread coming from you apparently.

You can't make sense of things, life is better if you can.

[Tresh]

It is actually quite easy to explain: They didn't make this game just for a japanese audience and as a result, they didn't want to give the characters too japanese sounding names that would be hard to pronounce/sound foreign for a big part of their audience, but they also didn't want to give them too outlandish names as to not do the same to their domestic audience.
While there is a language specifically for the Monster Hunter universe, it is a very rudamentary language and creating a naming convention for it probably just wasn't worth the time and effort.

Further, Monster Hunter is not set in any known culture from Earth, but rather in its own culture, so you don't know if, in that culture, refering to someone as "you" is rude or whether names are even held in high regards in this culture.
Potentially, the idea behind addressing someone almost exclusively by their position/standing is connected to people in this fictional society being valued more by their merits than their origin.

[Zplayer96]

Originally posted by Tresh:

It is actually quite easy to explain: They didn't make this game just for a japanese audience and as a result, they didn't want to give the characters too japanese sounding names that would be hard to pronounce/sound foreign for a big part of their audience, but they also didn't want to give them too outlandish names as to not do the same to their domestic audience.
While there is a language specifically for the Monster Hunter universe, it is a very rudamentary language and creating a naming convention for it probably just wasn't worth the time and effort.

Further, Monster Hunter is not set in any known culture from Earth, but rather in its own culture, so you don't know if, in that culture, refering to someone as "you" is rude or whether names are even held in high regards in this culture.
Potentially, the idea behind addressing someone almost exclusively by their position/standing is connected to people in this fictional society being valued more by their merits than their origin.

Then why do characters have names in RIse but not in MHW?

[Tresh]

Originally posted by Zplayer96:

Originally posted by Tresh:

It is actually quite easy to explain: They didn't make this game just for a japanese audience and as a result, they didn't want to give the characters too japanese sounding names that would be hard to pronounce/sound foreign for a big part of their audience, but they also didn't want to give them too outlandish names as to not do the same to their domestic audience.
While there is a language specifically for the Monster Hunter universe, it is a very rudamentary language and creating a naming convention for it probably just wasn't worth the time and effort.

Further, Monster Hunter is not set in any known culture from Earth, but rather in its own culture, so you don't know if, in that culture, refering to someone as "you" is rude or whether names are even held in high regards in this culture.
Potentially, the idea behind addressing someone almost exclusively by their position/standing is connected to people in this fictional society being valued more by their merits than their origin.

Then why do characters have names in RIse but not in MHW?

Isn't Rise done by a different team?

[RedViper]

Originally posted by Aslan:

Originally posted by Popcorn:

Unless you know Japanese, i don't think you have the right to criticize them.
There are formal and informal "you" in Japanese such as "omae", "kisama", two if which are informal/rude.
For formal, its more often "kimi" than anything else, as I am not too well versed with Japanese but do watch a lot of anime, I have learned quite a bit of Japanese

Also, reported you for spam bro

Listen man, I don`t know if you are an older man or a kid but you need to agree it someone in some point if they don`t lie. You would call someone close to you "she" "he" "kimi" "anata" everytime ?

Originally posted by Aslan:

Originally posted by RedViper:

So first you want to change the name from “Monster Hunter” to “Beast Hunter” because the bible says so, damn every day there is a new bait nonsense thread coming from you apparently.

You can't make sense of things, life is better if you can.

Lol confirmed troll, or a kid. You either agree with me and everything I say because is the truth and the only truth or you are wrong.

[Popcorn]

Originally posted by Aslan:

Originally posted by RedViper:

So first you want to change the name from “Monster Hunter” to “Beast Hunter” because the bible says so, damn every day there is a new bait nonsense thread coming from you apparently.

You can't make sense of things, life is better if you can.

Sometimes, it's easier to just accept the title and the characters as they are.
No need to put your head on the cutting board of something that has been going on for six games, and nearly 20 years now.

Originally posted by Aslan:

Originally posted by Popcorn:

Unless you know Japanese, i don't think you have the right to criticize them.
There are formal and informal "you" in Japanese such as "omae", "kisama", two if which are informal/rude.
For formal, its more often "kimi" than anything else, as I am not too well versed with Japanese but do watch a lot of anime, I have learned quite a bit of Japanese

Also, reported you for spam bro

Listen man, I don`t know if you are an older man or a kid but you need to agree it someone in some point if they don`t lie. You would call someone close to you "she" "he" "kimi" "anata" everytime ?

What "lie" are you talking about?
Its not like there's anything ppl like about the Handler; the Admirals nickname is already "Rajangs cousin/lookalike".
No one really connects with the characters because that isn't really the whole point of the MH series.

If you want to know why they started using names in MHR, you should probably ask the MH team instead of here

[JPM岩]

Originally posted by Zplayer96:

Originally posted by Tresh:

It is actually quite easy to explain: They didn't make this game just for a japanese audience and as a result, they didn't want to give the characters too japanese sounding names that would be hard to pronounce/sound foreign for a big part of their audience, but they also didn't want to give them too outlandish names as to not do the same to their domestic audience.
While there is a language specifically for the Monster Hunter universe, it is a very rudamentary language and creating a naming convention for it probably just wasn't worth the time and effort.

Further, Monster Hunter is not set in any known culture from Earth, but rather in its own culture, so you don't know if, in that culture, refering to someone as "you" is rude or whether names are even held in high regards in this culture.
Potentially, the idea behind addressing someone almost exclusively by their position/standing is connected to people in this fictional society being valued more by their merits than their origin.

Then why do characters have names in RIse but not in MHW?

Character do have names, but theyre usually never called by their names in game. Like, Aiesha is the Guild Gal in MH3, but she's called "Guildie". Same with Becky in MH1, she's just "Quest Receptionist", or Sophia in 4U, "Guildmarm". In Rise, we're told their names, but more than likely, theyll be called by their titles.

[RedViper]

Originally posted by JPM岩:

Originally posted by Zplayer96:

Then why do characters have names in RIse but not in MHW?

Character do have names, but theyre usually never called by their names in game. Like, Aiesha is the Guild Gal in MH3, but she's called "Guildie". Same with Becky in MH1, she's just "Quest Receptionist", or Sophia in 4U, "Guildmarm". In Rise, we're told their names, but more than likely, theyll be called by their titles.

Don’t think so, at least in the demo they refer to the master ninja as master Utsushi. Why bother making a video introducing all of them with names and then not use them?

[Nikana]

I guess they prefer to be call by their rank or whatever their job is or they don't mind at all.

Maybe each villages, cities, towns are different?

[Aslan]

Originally posted by RedViper:

Originally posted by Aslan:

Listen man, I don`t know if you are an older man or a kid but you need to agree it someone in some point if they don`t lie. You would call someone close to you "she" "he" "kimi" "anata" everytime ?

Originally posted by Aslan:

You can't make sense of things, life is better if you can.

Lol confirmed troll, or a kid. You either agree with me and everything I say because is the truth and the only truth or you are wrong.

What you read next after this part of the sentence you understood badly is called reason, it's the second part but it's usseles to talk to people like you.

[RedViper]

Originally posted by Aslan:

Originally posted by RedViper:

Lol confirmed troll, or a kid. You either agree with me and everything I say because is the truth and the only truth or you are wrong.

What you read next after this part of the sentence you understood badly is called reason, it's the second part but it's usseles to talk to people like you.

Lol can't even properly write in english and speaks of reason and useless to talk to.