168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Monster Hunter is one of those series that has not made sense from the very beginning on PS2. They ha🤡ve always found a dedicated crowd because, above all else, they are video 🍷games. That is to say, while each game conveys a bigger world, there is not too much story to them.
Monster Hunter World was the biggest attempt at adding a story, but even that wasn’t incredibly intrusive. This series is beloved because players can jump in almost immediately and just play the game. However, as fun as the games are, you have to admit - there are some things that just don't make much sense in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Monster Hunter Rise.
Updated on January 18, 2022, by Sam Hallahan: With Monster Hunter Rise launching on PC, and the Sunbreak DLC due out in Summer of 2022, Rise is continuing to act as one of the biggest games in the series to date. Following the colossal achievements of World, it had a lot to live up to. However, there are always those little details that you don't think about - but when you do, you can't help but wonder how this all makes any sense.
15 ও Not Tak♕ing The Whole Thing
Since the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:beginning of this series, it has never really made sense how one gathers materials from slain monsters. Shouldn’t you get more than a few scales from a Rathalos, for example? These th꧑ings are absolutely huge♎.
If a monster only has one horn, and that that’s an item, then sure that makes sense. Everything else about gathering really doesn’t in the grand scale of things, unless it's because they can't carry more back to the village. Although...
14 You Carry All That And A Weapon That Big?
Okay, so it's a video game. But come on, that weapon is huge. On top of this, you'll run into each hunt holding ten potions, ten mega-potions, piles of cooked meat, maybe some uncooked meat - a few barrels full of gunpowder? Sure, why not bring those along too.
All of these items are essential for a hunt, but none of these hunters are sporting backpacks or wagons in tow. So when it comes down to not being able to harvest more from a monster, carry weight is certainly not an issue - in fact, it's the least of these hunters' issues.
13 Wait, Didn't We Already Defeat That One?
Another thing that doesn’t add up about monsters 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:in this series is their respawn rates. The name of the game🤪 is to hunt monsters, and so hunt monsters you shall - but wh🌄en do the monsters no longer need hunting?
Replaying the same mission over and over again to fight the same monster brings up this issue - are Magnamalos facing extinction yet? They're certainly not reproducing and growing to full scale that quickly, that much we can be sure of.
12 The Materials Are Infi🐼nite
Monsters come back over time, and you could p🐎in that on nature doing its thing, at a stretch - but that rock is back? You could mine a mineral deposit for iron ore and then come back later to see it in its crystallized form again, perfect and untouched.
The same goes for plants and anything else you can collect. Like the repeatable missions, you have to let these senseless things go in order to enjoy th🌜e game. Otherwise, it would be more tedious if materials never came back.
11 Where Do The Other Hunters Live? 🦹
While playing Monster Hunter Rise, you’ve likely g🔯one on many expeditions with other hunters. Whether that bܫe a group of friends or different strangers every time, there’s no shortage of assistance you can call upon.
While this is great, where do they actually come from? You live in a rural village with seemingly no other civilization nearby, and you have a lone house by the river. With so few buildings and all of these re🗹sidents, where do all the other hunters go? Their own Kamura dimension?
10 Palamutes And Palicos Dig Warps 𝔉
Most monsters in this series can dig in one way or another - that's not unheard of. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Palicos and Palamutes can dig into the ground in or𒁏der to seemingly warp to your side if the💞y get left behind somewhere.
This is especially true when you climb a large mountain, only for your pets to suddenly appear beside you. How can they dig into the gr🌺ound and appear hundreds of feet above? The physics don’t add up.
9 ꧙ Palamute Ri🐷ding
The Palamutes are big dogs to be sure. There are certainly dogs like this in reality, too - but whether you're talking about real-life or this game, the physics of them being able to carry characters is a bit off.
A child could ride a Palamute with no problems, and maybe even a small adult could, at a stretch. However, if 𒅌you factor in the armor, items, and absolutely massive weapon on your back, that’s a lot of extra weight. Do𓃲 these dogs have steel bones or what?
8 𒉰 Can Palicos Talk Or Not?
While we're picking apart these dogs and cats, we have to question the intelligence of Palicos. They are never shown to talk in cutscenes, yet they are subtitled. This could mean they are speaking their own language, or are they telepathically bonded with us?
It’s not the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:most ridiculous theory out there about this ꦡgame, but it is reaching quite a bit without a proper explanation. Explain, Capcom - can we talk to our cats?
7 💝 Fighting Palicos
There are wild Palicos you can encounter in the game called Grimalkynes. The name and their nature seem to be the only differences between them, with these groups build♔ing dens and shrines out in the world.
So why does the game have them act like enemies? It seems too cruel to beat up these cute cats, even if they initiate the fight first. At least they technically don't die, but it's still weird. Perhaps there is a feline revolution in the works.
6 ဣI Know Where The Monster Is, Tꦿrust Me
In Monster Hunter World, you would head out on a hunt and begin to track the monster you needed. Search its habitat, find the tracks, look for the signs. Even if it runs away mid-battle💧, you still need to keep it in your sights or have to follow the tracks.
While many things have been streamlined in Monster Hunter Rise, bringing in so many fans new and old, one feature🐼 that didn’t make the cut is tracking. In Rise, just look to your map and you’ll see where every monster is, and where they are going - simple, but a little odd.