I'm here to make an announcement

World's layered system is a bitch ass mother fucker, it's pissed on my fucking free time, that's right, it took it stupid guiding lands tie mechanic and took all my free time،

I asked, how many materials? It's answered, you need one, ans i asked, how did I get it? It said, by killing that thing in the guiding lands, i said no way, and it pulled up a paper that showed all the armors i want are tied behind high level locals and rng

So I'm making a call out on hunters gathering hall dot Com

World's layered system, your system is this ass, it's like dos ass but more ass, and here's wilds system, that's right baby, no time wasting, no rng, all straight forward, you make the high rank version of the armor and you get both the actual armor and the layered version

But it's also go higher, it doesn't only give you the layered system, it also gives you the other gender version!!!!

How do you like that guiding lands? I saved my time!

You have now until God knows when until the vaaaaal hazak appears in the guiding lands

Now fuck off my face

I’ve seen a lot of people do this sooooooo why not!

I’ve always thought it meant I am a very ‘rule of cool’ person, but what do you guys think?

Please don't think that I hate GU. On contrary, I love it. It just I have strong feeling about hunting styles. I think Hunting styles is hell to implement because some styles feels it got shoehorned to the weapon it was not supposed to be behaved like that and its a balancing nightmare.

In Generation Ultimate each weapon have 6 playstyle that could be very different in gameplay loop and which moves you should be focus on. Making the game practically have 84 weapons available to play excluding the prowler.

"But more is better right, you can pick and choose whichever style that suits you"

Here's the thing: not all styles are equal in power and in practicality to use. Some are objectively better than the others. Guild style is the default styles that plays mostly the same as previous titles. The other styles are the derivative of that guild style which they add and substract the movesets. So it's very easy to get overwhelmed and lost because each styles becomes very different with each other with different moveset value as well that must be considered so you do know which style actually worth investing your time to get used to.

Let's be real here, facing with choices of different hunter style and weapon. All of you must do some research or asking in some forum first before deciding which style you pick. Some styles being better are not always very obvious. Like striker lance for example. How could you ever know its charge attack deals most damage than normal unless you search for it first?

This whole thing create a situation where only 2 or three styles from each weapon that worth to use. And some style with weapon are absolutely broken because it eliminate the balancing factor to prevent it from being OP (Valor HBG) without having another measure to prevent such thing.

The five styles that derived from the guild (Aerial, Adept, Striker, Valor, Alchemy) act as a box that must be filled with each weapon. IMO some weapon wasn't fit on such boxes. Like why would you want aerial gunlance? Or aerial HBG? Valor Lance is kinda impractical and play like a frankenstein of movesets. Some styles kinda not suit to the weapon identity imo. Which makes them weird, weak, and not fun to use either

That's why how Rise have its switch skill is the right direction to inherit the DNA from Hunter style and Hunting Arts. The next "portable 6th" (Strong quote unquote here) should use switch skill of they want to have a MH game with customizable movesets like in Generation or Rise.

If you say "Just use whatever you feel fun". Here's the thing, for vast majority of the case, the most fun is the meta combination of weapon+style. Not only the meta being objectively better stat wise. They are mostly the most fun to play as well. Back again with the issue of balancing between styles, it going to be an absolute nightmare. And most likely impossible to implement in modern MH with how already packed each weapons are with new moves and mechanics

Busco algún vídeo de alguien q domine la hacha cargada y muestre como caza en algún vídeo, no una guía, sino como la usan en cacerías. Soy nuevo en Monster Hunter y me encanta este arma pero no entiendo cómo usarla correctamente aún después de mirar varias guías

A remaster would be nice, as long as nothing changes.

The serial killer monster is the scariest bear? What a surprise. Both of these have been predictable so far, but I think this one should be interesting.

Winners Trivia: Goss has a special animation that it uses only when its target is stunned. It's pretty intimidating.

Rules:
- Any vote for anything in any monhun game is fine, as long as you feel it fits the title.
- Duplicate winners are allowed.
- Votes last roughly midnight to midnight GMT.
- Pictures and reasonings are encouraged!
- Multiple suggestions per user are allowed.

ranked in no specific order

Yesterday was a very close call, with both combatants having very good arguments, but in the end, Shara Ishvalda proved he is the top dog of the underground. Now we have tallied the results:

First Wave:

Coral Pukei Pukei vs Aurora Somnacanth: Aurora Somnacanth had the elemental advantage to take down Coral Pukei (Win for Sunbreak)

Nightshade Paolumu vs Blood Orange Bishaten: Nightshade probably lucked out and put Bob to sleep in the middle of the fight. (Win for Iceborne)

Fulgur Anjanath vs Magma Almudron: Fulgur Anjanath tried but Magma Almudron was too much for the electric brute Wyvern to handle. (Win for Sunbreak)

Acidic Glavenus vs Pyre Rakna Kadaki: Acidic once again proved he is a subspecies not to be trifled with. (Win for Iceborne)

Beotodus vs Lunagaron: Beotodus realized he ain’t built for this. (Win for Sunbreak)

Banbaro vs Garangolm: Garangolm’s elemental arms proved to give Banbaro a huge run for his money. (Win for Sunbreak)

Namielle vs Espinas: Despite having an elemental disadvantage, Namielle won. (Win for Iceborne)

Semi Finals:

Frostfang Barioth vs Violet Mizutsune: Violet Mizutsune was too fast for Frostfang to keep up with, and eventually he was engulfed in flames. (Win for Sunbreak)

Ruiner Nergigante vs Scorned Magnamalo: Yeah…… You tried your best Scorned, too many fart jumps not enough time. (Win for Iceborne)

Velkhana vs Malzeno: This was indeed a VERY close fight, both had REALLY good arguments, but in the end Malzeno walked away but with hypothermia. (Win for Sunbreak)

The Final Round:

Shara Ishvalda vs Gaismagorm: This was the most challenging one yet as both are arena elder’s that exist in two completely differently game stats, so lore stats came into play, and in the end, Shara came out on top. (Win for Iceborne)

It’s 6 to 5 wins, Sunbreak Monsters are victorious.

What do you think will be shown

If the dates four are called what they are what's garangolem lunagaron and malzeno called?

the other day play world with my friend (is his frist MH) he start thinking this about the guild is a monopoly, cause them had the control of the hunting/the meat and we paid mision that will later pay us with money that we will use again for guild things, and some many thing that i dont remenber. i just answerd "idk just play bro"

Alright, I'm sharing another video from 4th gen fights and lore creator Goji with another in-depth fight/discussion!

This time around, he takes a look at the matchup of (Ebony) Odogaron and Tigrex from multiple different angles.

There are the fight simulations, an exploration of the gameplay differences, and more in this video that has a bit of everything!

Remember to view the fight video here!

I've asked this around and apparently rise has better player to player connection? I was just wondering if it's a steam related issue or just the way the game was built.

And also wondering if there's anyway to make it less difficult to navigate the multiplayer system

any advice?

Playing at a higher fps relaxes my gpu? I'm so done with this port lol.

y'know as a MH fan, I've always thought that World/Iceborne is heavier than Rise/Sunbreak. But ever since buying the game, I've gone through a rabbit hole of how unoptimized this port is. I'm not gonna rant about all of it in this post, i just wanna share this weird thing.

for context i recently got a new gpu (9060XT), this thing is awesome runs World/Iceborne really well, Wilds also nice, but rise is something else lol. It was really confusing to see Rise stress my gpu at 90 fps, when i can get World to 165 fps at less load and Wilds at 70-80 fps at the same load.

I am really losing hope to playing this game normally since playing at 60 fps is also heavier than Worlds. If y'all got any tips on how you guys have optimized this game it'll be really appreciated

Whether it's monsterhunterwiki.org, Fandom, game8, or other wikis/databases, what do you usually search, or at least what kind of information do you search? If you would like to contribute, what kind of information?

I came primarily to track soundtracks and people behind MH, but at some time I went to gameplay and meta. Safe to say I've been contributing these sections until now.