About This Game Welcome to a new world! Take on the role of a hunter and slay ferocious monsters in a living, breathing ecosystem where you can use the landscape and its diverse inhabitants to get the upper hand. Hunt alone or in co-op with up to three other players, and use materials collected from fallen foes to craft new gear and take on even bigger, badder beasts!INTRODUCTIONOverviewBattle gigantic monsters in epic locales.As a hunter, you'll take on quests to hunt monsters in a variety of habitats.Take down these monsters and receive materials that you can use to create stronger weapons and armor in order to hunt even more dangerous monsters.In Monster Hunter: World, the latest installment in the series, you can enjoy the ultimate hunting experience, using everything at your disposal to hunt monsters in a new world teeming with surprises and excitement.SettingOnce every decade, elder dragons trek across the sea to travel to the land known as the New World in a migration referred to as the Elder Crossing.To get to the bottom of this mysterious phenomenon, the Guild has formed the Research Commission, dispatching them in large fleets to the New World.As the Commission sends its Fifth Fleet in pursuit of the colossal elder dragon, Zorah Magdaros, one hunter is about to embark on a journey grander than anything they could have ever imagined.ECOSYSTEMA World That Breathes LifeThere are various locations teeming with wildlife. Expeditions into these locales are bound to turn up interesting discoveries.HUNTINGA Diverse Arsenal, and an Indispensable PartnerYour equipment will give you the power to need to carve out a place for yourself in the New World.The Hunter's ArsenalThere are fourteen different weapons at the hunter's disposal, each with its own unique characteristics and attacks. Many hunters acquire proficiency in multiple types, while others prefer to attain mastery of one.ScoutfliesMonster tracks, such as footprints and gashes, dot each locale. Your Scoutflies will remember the scent of a monster and guide you to other nearby tracks. And as you gather more tracks, the Scoutflies will give you even more information.SlingerThe Slinger is an indispensable tool for a hunter, allowing you to arm yourself with stones and nuts that can be gathered from each locale.From diversion tactics to creating shortcuts, the Slinger has a variety of uses, and allows you to hunt in new and interesting ways.Specialized ToolsSpecialized tools activate powerful effects for a limited amount of time, and up to two can be equipped at a time. Simple to use, they can be selected and activated just like any other item you take out on a hunt.PalicoesPalicoes are hunters' reliable comrades out in the field, specialized in a variety of offensive, defensive, and restorative support abilities.The hunter's Palico joins the Fifth Fleet with pride, as much a bona fide member of the Commission as any other hunter. 7aa9394dea Title: MONSTER HUNTER: WORLDGenre: ActionDeveloper:CAPCOM Co., Ltd.Publisher:CAPCOM Co., Ltd.Franchise:Monster HunterRelease Date: 9 Aug, 2018 MONSTER HUNTER: WORLD Download] [serial Number] monster hunter world ps4 2e hands. monster hunter world hack jewel. monster hunter world optimization patch. monster hunter world update 4. monster hunter world keyboard and mouse. monster hunter world one hit kill hack. monster hunter world patch 2.0 reddit. monster hunter world deluxe edition torrent. monster hunter world ps4 theme. monster hunter world game video. monster hunter world digital key. monster hunter world pc error 50382. monster hunter world collector's edition gamestop. monster hunter world full torrent. monster hunter world pc won't start. monster hunter world patch history. monster hunter world pc steam download. monster hunter world deluxe edition cd key. monster hunter world free avatars. monster hunter world 3 star quests. monster hunter world zorah magdaros armor. monster hunter world ancient leshen. monster hunter world edition deluxe xbox one. monster hunter world free roam mode. monster hunter world how to set password. monster hunter world 6.0. monster hunter world windows 10. monster hunter world pc version download. monster hunter world ps4 update. monster hunter world free quest. monster hunter world pc camera settings. monster hunter world online android. monster hunter world 5e. monster hunter world patch 3.0. world 2 monster hunter apk. monster hunter world fucium ore. monster hunter world ign. monster hunter world ps4 key kaufen. monster hunter world pc g2a. monster hunter world free ps4. monster hunter world version 1.03. monster hunter world save file location. monster hunter world ps4 jyuratodus. monster hunter world ps4 schedule. monster hunter world pc layered armor. monster hunter world charge blade. monster hunter world android gameplay. monster hunter world pc bow. monster hunter world fan patch. monster hunter world artbook download. monster hunter world 3.02. monster hunter world download xbox one. monster hunter world insect glaive guide. monster hunter world 50382-mw1. monster hunter world crack pc free download torrent. monster hunter world xbox one day one patch. monster hunter world download pc free. monster hunter world 6 star quests. monster hunter world trainer torrent. monster hunter world leshen With almost a thousand hours and having played the other MH games when I was like 12, there's no doubt that this one is the best of them all. It's not the best that it could be, there's a lot of features from the other games, that can and must, in my opinion, be added to this one, however, it still has more of the best features from the other games, than any of those other games, if that makes sense.So should you play it? Absolutely! With 900 hours, I still haven't finished the content and at the end of this year there's a confirmed expansion (that'l still cost you like 20-30 dollars) that is supposed to be bigger the size of the game currently.. Endless, quality content. When you finally think "ok, this is fun, i get a grip of this game now" you realize you're already 20 hours in and it feels like the game just started - and it's true! 60 hours in, you think you beat the game aaaaaand... you're just halfway through.And then when you actually beat the game, an enormous amount of content opens its doors for you and you get to witness the sometimes frustrating yet always super rewarding endgame content! -with fun and interesting collaborations with other games.I almost refunded this because i thought it was just way too clunky and repetitive, but the variety of monsters and the 14 different weapons, all with unique and interesting movesets, managed to make me stick to it, and here i am now, wishing i had gotten into this series waaay earlier. Mind you, there will be some \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665t and frustrating moments, some of which will be due to connection issues, but overall, amazing game! 9\/10. 10\/10 would learn ten thousand mechanics again. This game its very good, i'm recommended everyone. I think that Monster Hunter: World is basically everything I could ever ask from a game.I would not consider myself a veteran of the franchise. I played MH3 quite extensively and loved it. I tried to get into some of the other ones but hated playing on handheld... I had this idea that MH: World was going to be very different from the other games and put off playing it for a long time, but I honestly wish I hadn't!Everything I loved from MH3 was there. It felt like everything I liked about the game but better. I feel like they just improved everything.I love the concept at its core: You hunt monsters, harvest materials and craft better gear. The gameplay is fun and you have a huge variety of weapons that each have very different playstyles, so it's grindy but it's fun to grind.There are only a few maps. Each are pretty big, but especially rich in details and in stuff to find. Instead of having massive, empty worlds, you get very iconic zones that you learn to recognize over time. Instead of progressing through the game and forgetting "old" zones, you get to play in each of them for the whole game. I found myself constantly finding new shortcuts, new little hidden places with materials I hadn't seen before. It's fun even just to run around and gather stuff. If you've played any of the previous games, it's one big map now! No more transitions between zones.Crafting doesn't feel like a chore. The system is very well made and shows you dependencies when you've unlocked them and allow you to craft them first before crafting the item you want. You get plenty of "loadouts" or presets of items for your inventory, your equipments etc. So you waste less time managing your inventory and more time doing things that are actually fun. I think it's a great "in-between" having a tedious crafting system and removing it altogether.Playing through the game, I felt like there was always something new. Whenever I thought I had finished the game, I would unlocked 30 new things, new monsters I had never seen before, new zones when I thought I had unlocked them all. This game does a great job at giving you a sense of progression.There is always plenty of stuff to do, it's easy to set goals for yourself and even when you do run out of new content (after 100+ hours), there is still tons of things you can do.The gameplay is hard but rewarding. You learn how the monsters move, where they go, their weak spots. A lot of it is simply knowledge. You don't necessarily need insane technical skills if you're patient and you know what you're doing. But it always gets harder...One thing I also found interesting it's that it's one those games where everyone seems to like different weapons... I've heard from different people that different weapons were "the best" or "broken\/overpowered". I think that it shows pretty good balancing in a way, when everyone feels like a different weapon is the strongest.It's overall just a very satisfying game. It's fun, it lasts a long time and there's tons of things to do.If I had to think of a few things I liked less... I wish I progressed "slower", especially in terms of armor. I found that I progressed so fast I was skipping lots of sets of armor and crafting the strongest I could instead. I think a lot of them look really cool and it makes me sort of sad I never got to wear them!I also dislike how cool sets look, when most of the time you'll have to mix and match different pieces to get the best skills, and "layered" armors (cosmetic overlays) are not exactly very varied.I would say that I wish there were more maps and more monsters... But there's already way more than I would expect. There's a new expansion coming too! I just hope that they will keep expanding on that game. I love being able to play on PC at last!If it sounds like your kind of game, don't hesitate to grab it. I promise it's worth it.. I've played every monster hunter since the first. Its not for everbody, but this one is great :) The Appreciation Fest is coming on Saturday, January 26!: MONSTER HUNTER: WORLD will soon celebrate one year since its initial release on other platforms.To thank all the hunters around the world, the Appreciation Fest is coming to Astera from Saturday, January 26 00:00 a.m. to Thursday, February 21 23:59 UTC!What is the Appreciation Fest?. Version 1.0.3: Version 1.0.3 is now live! It addresses many features requested by the community, and tweaks a few balance issues. Here are the full notes:GameplayYou can now press the R3/Right Stick button (Keyboard: Left Ctrl) to have allies follow your current character while you're exploring the world. Only allies that are within battle assist range (a couple of screen lengths away) will get the signal to follow. Be aware that they will run toward you and not jump or avoid hazards - that's still up to you! They will stop following if you press the button again, switch characters, or encounter something (like a battle or cutscene) that interrupts your journey.(A quick note: if you're using a keyboard, you'll have to first use the Reset Controls option in order for Left Ctrl to start functioning, since it's a new binding. Sorry about that!)You can now exit an area with just one ally at the end if you've completed the Treasure Hunt quest for the area.Assist characters can now be called to attack any time during the Attack phase, including as the initial attack.Rik can no longer use his Super Defense move after having dodged once when the "Fast On Your Feet" skill is unlocked.InterfaceYou can now adjust the audio levels of sounds and music on a sliding scale. Volume levels will default to 0 if your old setting had them turned off.Items will now stack in your inventory. The inventory is still navigated the same way.Added a "View Manual" option to the main menu. Visit this option to open the manual in a browser window. Tutorial recaps are still to come, once they're thoroughly polished.Removed the "Close Menu" option from the main menu. You can still use the menu button (Default: GamePad Y, Escape key) or cancel button (Default: Gamepad B, C key) to close it.Changed the "super" trigger prompt during the Defense Phase so it's less obtrusive and presented more like an option.Fixed a typo in the training tutorial.TechnicalYou should no longer lose special assist characters you had purchased during a previous run of the game. If you are on a New Game + run and have lost them already, the option to buy them back should be offered immediately in the "Spend Gildeds" screen.You can no longer buy item packs with Gildeds if your inventory is full.You can no longer loot chests containing quest-critical items if your inventory is full.BalanceThe Princess' "Air Whip" skill now hits multiple times, and provides a significant pop-up effect.Rik's "Quiver with Rage" skill now deals more damage and has less spread.The damage boost applied to Rik's Quiver/elemental thrown attacks has been increased from 30% to 50%.You can now hold down the attack button during "Quiver with Rage" to attack automatically. The attack rate is a bit lower than hitting the button naturally.Rik's super defense now prevents flying foes from attacking, making it useful in more situations. Affected foes will "flash" briefly when the skill is initiated. This does not work on flying bosses.Reduced the potency of Forgiveness healing somewhat.Increased the soft cap on Fury's SP restoration.Capped Tox's SP gain for absorbing powerful magic to 5 SP per hit.Boosted HP and damage of late-game foes some more.Greatly boosted stats and damage of post-game optional bosses.Boosted the enemy stat bonus granted when playing a New Game + on "Hard" difficulty.If you run into any issues, don't hesitate to let me know! This is a whole lot of changes, so I'll try to be vigilant in making sure everything goes over smoothly.Thanks for reading!. End of Week 1 - What's to Come: It's Friday! I somehow survived the first week of my first commercial release mostly intact, so here's a brief look at what's coming up in the next patch (either tonight, or this weekend).Quick reminder: the Early Adopter Edition Sale ends today at noon EDT, so, in about two hours. Be sure to get in on that while you still can!And finally, these are the updates that are either in and working, or are on the way:Command party members to follow you in dungeons! They won't jump or actively avoid obstacles, but it should be a nice time saver to keep your party together when necessary.Audio sliders for sound effects and music volume.Item stacking.Added an option to view the manual straight from the main menu. Tutorial re-visiting is still to come (once I get the tutorials polished enough and where I want them).Rik's quiver damage bonus got a buff, and his super move now has less spread. Also, you can now perform his super by just holding the button, rather than spamming the key (though you can still hammer on it if you like - it will probably do more damage that way).Tweaked the potency on the "Forgiveness" healing mechanic.Buffed late-game and post-game enemies significantly.Things that are still to come: Tutorial recaps, Steam Cloud features, additional achievements.There is also a strange issue where level loading is taking longer than it did previously. It could be due to an unexpected Unity update, or (more likely) something I did. Rest assured, I've noticed it too, so if I stumble across the cause in the next little while, that will be fixed in the update too.Thanks for stopping by, and enjoy your weekend!. The Winter Star Fest is coming on Friday, November 30!: From Friday, November 30 00:00 a.m. to Monday, December 17 23:59 UTC,the Winter Star Fest is coming to Astera!What is the Winter Star Fest?. Status Update - Mouse Control Improvements: We will soon be releasing an update with new mouse control options for the in-game camera.We will let you know once the update goes live.The new control type is in line with the control standards for most PC games.To change the controls, open up the in-game Start Menu, go to Options, and select the Controls tab.Here you'll be able to switch between the different mouse control schemes.If you wish to adjust the sensitivity, go to the same Options menu, and select the Camera tab.Important: The latest version of MONSTER HUNTER: WORLD is revision number 152771. You can verify the version number in the top-left corner when you launch the game in window mode. Keep in mind that you can only match with other players who have the same update version as you.If you have further questions, you can contact customer support at http://www.capcom.com/mhwsupport/. Notice Regarding Bug Fixes in Title Update Ver. 5.1: We've confirmed the following issues in Title Update Ver. 5.1, which was released on January 22 UTC.- Details for the Appreciation Fest on the official site and the Steam Community falsely indicated that players would receive two Lucky Vouchers upon claiming their Login Bonus. In actuality, players receive three vouchers, not two. The details for the fest have been updated accordingly.We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.Important:. Status Update: Concerning Connection Errors: We have recently received a large number of reports regarding error codes that result in players getting disconnected (50382-MW1, etc.)We are looking into the problem and fixing any affected areas.Please hold on while the issue is being addressed.We are also considering extending the period of the Kulve Taroth Siege quest "Banquet in the Earthen Hall" and possibly making it available again at a later date.We will bring you an update as soon as the details have been decided.We deeply apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.Important: The latest version of MONSTER HUNTER: WORLD is revision number 157749. You can verify the version number in the top-left corner when you launch the game in window mode. Keep in mind that you can only match with other players who have the same update version as you. For other questions, please visit the official MONSTER HUNTER: WORLD support portal below.http://www.capcom.com/mhwsupport/. Title Update (2): Combat Bug Fixes: On Thursday, October 4 at 00:00 a.m. UTC, we released Title Update 2, which includes some bug fixes.Combat Bug Fixes:Great SwordA bug was fixed where holding the right trigger while landing after the 2nd stage of a Plunging Thrust (after comboing into it from a Rising Slash after a slide) would not transition into a guard.The behavior of the camera during Tackle I and II wasn't going back to normal when the action finished, resulting in unforeseen behavior. They have now been fixed to match the behavior of the camera from Tackle III.Long SwordA bug was fixed where Spirit Blade would be performed on its own when, after the player fails to connect with Foresight Slash, the right trigger input would remain in the input buffer and execute after a side dodge was performed.A bug was fixed where the Spirit Gauge would not decrease and damage would not increase when Jumping Spirit Blade III connected on a target with the Spirit Gauge at red. Damage will now be increased, with the Spirit Gauge being correctly consumed.LanceA bug was fixed where a Mid Thrust would occur if you attempted a Guard Dash after a Counter-thrust.A bug was fixed where a forward Guard Dash would occur regardless of the direction pushed.A bug was fixed where a Guard Dash would not work if the player preemptively input the Guard Dash when the player and the direction pushed were completely the same.HammerA bug was fixed where a Charged Upswing would be performed when charging and attempting to perform a Spinning Strong Upswing while moving down a slope (before the player begins to slide).Switch AxeA bug was fixed where Directional Control Type 2 would not work properly when pressing forward during the Switch Axe's Overhead Slash.A bug was fixed where Wild Swing's attack hitbox would disappear mid-attack when the timing to press Y to perform Axe: Overhead Slash was too fast.A bug was fixed where the phial gauge would not replenish when using a whetstone while the weapon was sheathed.Charge BladeA bug was fixed where the axe would continue to rotate when canceling from Super Amped Element Discharge to Amped Element Discharge with no phials stocked.A bug was fixed where the connecting animation would not play and instead an attack would be performed when canceling the last half of a recovery animation (knockback, blow back, etc.) with Amped Element Discharge or Super Amped Element Discharge.Insect GlaiveA bug related to Strong Jumping Advancing Slash was fixed where only the final attack would be receive the benefits from the Airborne skill. Now all attacks within the move will receive the skill buff.BowA bug was fixed where Dragon Piercer would fire outside the intended range when the reticle was moved out of range the moment Dragon Piercer is fired, and the player tries to aim the bow.Specialized ToolsA bug was fixed where usable time for mantles would decrease during animations such as sniffing tracks. It has now been fixed so that a mantle's usable time will not decrease when standing still, which was the original intent.SkillsA bug was fixed where the effective time of a Cool Drink would be overwritten by a player using a Cool Drink with the Wide-Range skill active, without checking the current Cool Drink effective time. It has now been fixed so it will only be overwritten only when prolonging the effect of the item.A bug was fixed where the effect of Might Seeds, etc. would be overwritten by a weak effect produced by a low level Wide-Range skill given to the player by a Palico. It has been fixed so it will only be overwritten when the effect is larger than the one already applied. (Players were only able recreate this bug with the above Cool Drink bug)ItemsA bug was fixed where EZ Lifepowder's effective range was smaller than a regular Lifepowder. It has now been increased to match the regular Lifepowder's effective range.CameraA bug was fixed where the target camera would target another monster by itself when a targeted slain monster's body disappeared during multi-monster slay quests.For more details on the update, please refer to update announcements (1), (3), and (4).Important: The latest version of MONSTER HUNTER: WORLD is revision number 154766. You can verify the version number in the top-left corner when you launch the game in windowed mode. Keep in mind that you can only match with other players who have the same update version as you.
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