game stress

There are lots of people recommanded the game, I decided to take a look when it was on sale.
The truth is, this game is flat out boring. I was amazed by the system for the first two hours, and was dragging myself to play for the rest, this game is pure ♥♥♥♥.

I can't hunt the handler

else 11/10

i hate these gay ass monsters

Monster Hunter: World offers some of the most exhilarating combat experiences in gaming, making each hunt feel dynamic and engaging. The thrill of tracking monsters, learning their patterns, and executing perfectly timed attacks is top-tier. The variety of weapons and play styles available is truly the best of the best, allowing players to find a combat approach that suits them perfectly.

However, that’s where my enthusiasm takes a nosedive. The game’s lock-on system is arguably the worst I’ve encountered in any game. Every time you move your mouse, it shifts focus to a different body part of the monster, which can be incredibly disorienting. To make matters worse, the game will auto-focus on items and other elements even when you’re in the thick of a fight, throwing off your aim and disrupting your flow. This design flaw adds unnecessary frustration to an otherwise thrilling combat experience.

The insistence on unskippable cutscenes is another major issue. Whether you’re diving into a new mission or inviting friends, you’re constantly pulled out of the action for cinematic moments that disrupt the pace. You can’t even team up for co-op play until you finish these cutscenes, forcing your friends to wait while you slog through repetitive dialogue and animations. This can quickly turn a fun gaming session into a tedious waiting game.

Additionally, every time you craft an item, you’re subjected to yet another lengthy animation. It feels as if the developers forgot that time is precious. The repetition of these forced scenes can turn what should be a smooth, immersive experience into a chore, reflecting a lack of respect for players' time.

In summary, while the combat and weapon variety in Monster Hunter: World shine brilliantly, the frustrating lock-on system, pacing issues, and unskippable scenes overshadow much of the enjoyment. It’s a classic case of a game that gets so much right but stumbles hard in the areas that impact player experience the most. If only they’d let us skip those scenes and get to the good stuff!

Vastly inferior to Rise in every gameplay aspect.

If you're thinking of getting this to play with friends prepare to be disappointed... Especially if it's your first time playing. You CANNOT play the story mode with friends unless you or they have already finished the specific mission once before. Meaning if it's your first playthrough you're forced to play by yourself.

You can only do side missions in coop at the beginning. From what I've heard there's plenty of stuff to do with friends after the story but if you're like me and don't want to go through 10+ hours of story alone just to play with your friends in a game you specifically bought to play with friends, I'd look for a different game.

clunky control and non-responsive non-enjoyable combats....

Movement so terrible bro T_T

Im not even able to get past this black screen, ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ass japanese devs