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Nah on a real tho. They should have just expanded on that vibe in the PS2 era: A mysterious and charming world. With an elegant and subtle way of presenting itself and its lore to the player. Most of the time leaving you with more questions than answers. A world that made you feel like you were just that… just some hunter that happens to be in this village. Like… imagine this vibe we have here, with the graphics of today? Capcom really fucked it up, especially with rise. Some of the cutscenes and narratives are cringe-worthy to say the least…

@@esserecreativi1118 I agree and modern graphics can only do so much if it's not crafted carefully for me i love ps2/ps3 type of graphics the most. Where it's nicely balanced between old and new visually. Rise I haven't even played yet despite owning it on Steam for a year now. I kinda accepted the fact that MH lost that atmosphere that i loved so much even if the gameplay got ''better''. And as you put it the old MH games made you feel part of the world, a stranger waking up in some strange village and trying to survive. World and esp Rise makes it feel the whole game world revolves around you.

In terms of just a demonstration (back then) it does look pretty grounded nowadays. However, mechanically it would not fit 1:1 because it had a feature of inverting weak spots and adjusted any but the highest/lowest hitzones accordingly to what those highest and lowest hitzones were. Translation: Fatalis's entire body (torso, wings, legs, tail) all became its weak spot if you pressed 2 buttons which had infinite duration and could be turned off/on at any moment. lol

Quick Attack isn't the problem. It's 255 Agility + Haste Buff in most cases. The result will remain the same, albeit with just a slightly slower execution. Can do a lot of things nowadays we couldn't back on the PS3. It's fun to mess around with. Enemies like Queen Wasp and Elder Drake at 255 Agility + Haste is scary since they have very low cooldown on their animations and will just chain attack you to infinity. They don't have even have Quick Attack as a command go figure.

Of course.

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Older generations had really good backdrops for their Hunting Grounds. Examples of this would be: - Old Jungle in Gen 1, which has a Niagara-falls kinda backdrop and a massive forest with islands in it. - The World Serpent-sized Skeleton in one of the maps of 4th gen that would dwarf even a Raviente/Zorah. - The ruined infrastructure of the Old Tower and Heavenly Mount feeling like a sky island almost. Combine this with the "mystical" sounding ambient tracks accompanying them and your imagination can run wild in so many ways. Oh, and shoutout to Everwoods and their overgrown temple structures ofc.

they do not make them like this anymore. even though the world you’re playing in isn’t real, the way the game presented it to you made you ask yourself with curiosity where you were in. but the thing is that throughout the game there were never any answers to your question. you were just there, in this world. in the new games they have pop up texts everywhere and narrators explaining all the lore and story. it just ruins the vibe and atmosphere

@@COCCOINA the sense of mystery it used to have is certainly... gone...

@@DivineArtema​​⁠​​⁠​⁠ mate honestly i fully agree with you. like the older mhs actually made you ask yourself where you were, and the best thing is that the game never gave you answers. just like in real life, we can ask questions about the mystery of existence, but we can only speculate. as our questions will never have an answer. likewise, in the older mh games you could maybe read the description of items, or in your room you could read the books. but it was all very limited info, that felt as if it was written by somebody within the world, asking themselves the same questions you are but can only speculate to their best capability. it never felt like it was the game developers themselves explaining to you what was going on. no one holding your hand trough the game. no bugs lighting up a path for you to follow or a narrator telling you in some weird voice how the place you’re in is some ancient ruin… the older mh games had an elegant and subtle way in which it presented its world to the player. beautiful ambient soundscapes combined with the games low quality graphics leave space for the imagination, creating this charmingly eerie atmosphere. which strikes a bittersweet sensation of solitude, wonder and mystery. if you navigate this sensation enough, it can quickly turn into an almost introspective experience you have within the game world. this is something the new games CANNOT achieve. the new games may work and look good in their way. but it really has lost its identity.

@@COCCOINA Agreed well said pretty much said everything I wanted to say about the OG MH Games. MH lost it's identity and the grit it used to have. On top of everything everyone said here what makes this even more bittersweet and nostalgic for me was playing it in the 2000s and early 2010s. Was still in high school and my PS2 and PSP were still being played on allot. The atmosphere of the old games and the grittiness of them coupled with the fact I played them when I was a young kid/teenager makes it something truly special. Cannot ever experience that again but it's fine at least we still got the memories of those days.

The only peace you get in old school mh

Submarine Brave - Pandora's Tool box 🙂

I can see it's origin but this sounds way better imo.

Sure, no problem. If it's good enough for your needs.

@@DivineArtema Thank you from the bottom of my heart！

Hello Dae lol

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Yeah. It's only once you get to the later tourneys tho.

@@DivineArtema Damn. For a while I thought he was unrecruitable. I am currently 100%ing my FF X-2 Playthrough and have used Primal Liquid's guide to be OP using Creature Creator. Yeah. Getting Smooth Shailings atm is a bit tough for me as the RNG has not been too kind on me.

Shinra getting his Al Bhed jewels destroyed by a cactus 2x fast.😆😂💎💥