yeah I tried MH freedom unite when I was in Japan and saw it on the trains a lot, then MH Tri, but it didn't click until MH4U that is when I fell in love with it
5:32 Is Kyle talking about the Levi beyblade attack for Dual Blades on bigger monsters? Then yes it is a thing, I believe it debuted in MH: World. I think Monster Hunter is a fascinating game, you can play as brain dead or cerebral as you want. You can hit air all the time as a Dual Blade user, or have the most coordinated dance where you anticipate where a monster, and more specifically a monster's weakspot, will be after it does specific moves to deal big damage with a Great Sword charged slash. It's a game where rolling with the punches is just how you learn. I got a lot of time in the series, and I still flail about like a headless chicken.
Yeah I had to have my friend sorta hold my hand to help me understand MonHun because holy crap it's so dense and sorta throws you in a deep end of information and chaos that isn't really GREAT for making you wanna stick around. But now that I understand it I actually have a BLAST with my friends! It really is a fun as heck game I just wish it was easier to onboard.
speaking as someone with over ten years of monhun experience, the games have absolutely terrible onboarding and education, every last one. That's some crossover with ff14 in that they rely on word of mouth and user guides to really teach the specifics that the game itself struggles to communicate.
I would love if the GG team delved into Monster Hunter Wilds as well! Awesoooooommme times! I agree, I think you just need someone to get you on the initial learning curve of monster hunting.
I mean, i just kind of plaued the game and just slowly learned as i went. I dont need to understand absolutely every single game mechanic the moment i start the game.
I agree, as far as RageGaming goes, the basic "guardian angel" experience Kyle is looking for can be offered. I would also suggest Jocat, because he's a good boy and they know him.
Funnily enough, bouncing off MH a few times is a normal part of getting into it.
yeah I tried MH freedom unite when I was in Japan and saw it on the trains a lot, then MH Tri, but it didn't click until MH4U that is when I fell in love with it
@@mrbastos same for me, I started on Tri but I didnt fell in love of MH until I played MH4U
5:32 Is Kyle talking about the Levi beyblade attack for Dual Blades on bigger monsters? Then yes it is a thing, I believe it debuted in MH: World.
I think Monster Hunter is a fascinating game, you can play as brain dead or cerebral as you want. You can hit air all the time as a Dual Blade user, or have the most coordinated dance where you anticipate where a monster, and more specifically a monster's weakspot, will be after it does specific moves to deal big damage with a Great Sword charged slash.
It's a game where rolling with the punches is just how you learn. I got a lot of time in the series, and I still flail about like a headless chicken.
This title and thumbnail are INSANE. Keep it!!!!
Yeah I had to have my friend sorta hold my hand to help me understand MonHun because holy crap it's so dense and sorta throws you in a deep end of information and chaos that isn't really GREAT for making you wanna stick around. But now that I understand it I actually have a BLAST with my friends! It really is a fun as heck game I just wish it was easier to onboard.
speaking as someone with over ten years of monhun experience, the games have absolutely terrible onboarding and education, every last one. That's some crossover with ff14 in that they rely on word of mouth and user guides to really teach the specifics that the game itself struggles to communicate.
Funny enough, Jocat has weapon guides for your weapon choice needs. Outside that, Gaijinhunter is a good person to rely on for the basics
I also tuck my PC in at night with a headpat and an "Atta boy."
Gaijinhunter is the man you need!
I would love if the GG team delved into Monster Hunter Wilds as well! Awesoooooommme times! I agree, I think you just need someone to get you on the initial learning curve of monster hunting.
good morning all o/
I mean, i just kind of plaued the game and just slowly learned as i went. I dont need to understand absolutely every single game mechanic the moment i start the game.
So Kyle clicks on a random... Humoristic?? Video about Monster Hunter and... He just talked about it? 🤣🤣🤣
Reach out to Josh & Cotton(Ragegaming) and Rurikhan. They are beacons of positivity in the Monster Hunter community.
I agree, as far as RageGaming goes, the basic "guardian angel" experience Kyle is looking for can be offered. I would also suggest Jocat, because he's a good boy and they know him.
@WillKazeOh Agreed. Jocat is a treasure.
Morning all o/