Getting the assigned story mission quests to work in multiplayer is even more challenging, as the game locks out other players until all the cutscenes have been found. Instead, players are dropped back into the same 16 player lobby, but all members must manually join the next quest that is posted. I find the party system to be clunky, making it difficult to stay as a group between missions when returning to the main hub. The developers have acknowledged they are working on addressing connection issues that cause players to drop constantly. To start with, Monster Hunter: World is experiencing serious network issues. Multiplayer is poorly executed on the PC. Luckily, the controller works much better with Monster Hunter: World.
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While there are a few more options for bind or hold, many keys have multiple functions bound together that would normally be split up on a PC title. Key bind options feel like they are almost directly copied from controller. While some menus have been converted to be mouse friendly, many menus reset the mouse to the centre of the screen or require unnatural button presses to trigger actions.
The graphical options are rare bright spot, as the game supports all the modern graphical options expected from a proper PC port, but on the other hand the ported controls and networking options are a mess. The PC port quality leaves much to be desired. Choosing a weapon and learning the right combos for each situation will end up being a matter of experimentation and relying on the already beefy library of tutorials online as the game only offers vague descriptions of playstyles and a short clip of gameplay for each weapon type. Visual learners are out of luck, as basic gameplay mechanics are introduced with text heavy tutorials as they appear. Even simpler weapons like the light bowgun and the dual blades will still have a decent learning curve that will require players to master basic mechanics and a few combos.įor those of us who are new to the franchise, Monster Hunter: World offers some decent albeit slightly scattered tutorials. There are 14 weapon types to choose from, offering options for just about every playstyle and skill level. The controls are very responsive, making me feel like I am being rewarded for high skill maneuvers. While hunting giant monsters is still the bread and butter of the game, players still have plenty of side missions to capture small animals and hunt mid size monsters for acquire some extra cash and resources.Ĭombat is solid in Monster Hunter: World. The game is composed of several open world maps, each with their own distinct ecosystem. Monster Hunter: World is a high-skill action loot grinder where players hunt progressively more challenging monsters to harvest raw materials for better gear. The plot feels a bit slow but serves as decent enough backdrop for the game’s equipment treadmill.
Players are treated as newcomers to the continent, so setting is laid out clearly with few assumptions of previous knowledge. The game does a good job easing new players into the franchise.
Like many PC gamers, Monster Hunter: World is the first time I am experiencing the long running franchise for myself. As a hunter assigned to the Research Commission, players will join a team of researchers, hunters, and support staff to uncover the mystery behind the migration. Monster Hunter: World sends players after an Elder Dragon taking a once per decade migration called the Elder Crossing to the New World. Although the delay has led to a small content lag on the PC version, Capcom has spent the time implementing PC-specific features and optimization. The Monster Hunter: World’s PC port was delayed by eight months. Price: $59.99 USD – Available Here Video ReviewĪlmost 15 years after the first Monster Hunter title was released, PC gamers are finally getting their chance to hunt giant beasts with up to three friends.
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