Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate.

I have wanted to get this game for a while, but heard from a few people that it was disappointing.

then the ppl u heard it from r probs disappointed in something about themselves and are taking it out on the "biggest" game in the series to date ;)
 
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then the ppl u heard it from r probs disappointed in something about themselves and are taking it out on the "biggest" game in the series to date ;)

Probably. I will most likely get it soon, I need something new to play.
 
i've actually been interested in this game, but i've purchased MH3 Tri for the wii when it came out and i got bored and confused with it.

will i like this? i like rpgs in general so
 
i've actually been interested in this game, but i've purchased MH3 Tri for the wii when it came out and i got bored and confused with it.

will i like this? i like rpgs in general so

if you didnt like tri then you probably wont like this.

4U is like 500x better than tri (tri was really **** tho) but the general gameplay is still the same - use weapons, fight monsters, etc...

i mean, theres more mechanics, weapons, different weapon combos, etc which change up the style of play, but the general formula is still hunt the monster
 
I need to get this.

Also the themes that got out yesterday are fab. Currently using the free one with weapons and loving it.

Well 3U was just crap but this looks awesome from what I've seen from gameplays
 
I need to get this.

Also the themes that got out yesterday are fab. Currently using the free one with weapons and loving it.

Well 3U was just crap but this looks awesome from what I've seen from gameplays

3U wasn't that bad pls do not pay it out thank u!!
 
Well.. Having looking more into 4U it is. As standalone.. probably better but I never got into it.
 
Well.. Having looking more into 4U it is. As standalone.. probably better but I never got into it.

yea when you compare 3U to 4U its p **** but standalone, and back when not even 4 was released, it was a p good game.
 
I was thinking of getting 3U

Unless you can pick it up cheap somewhere, there's really no point. Buying it at full price, or for a largish sum of money is a waste.

4U took the best of 3U and FU, merged them together,took out the **** features, and then added in new ones to create 4U.

Going back to play 3U now is just pointless because the game feels terribly slow, and overall just feels bad. The only thing worthwhile about 3U is the 3rd gen monsters which aren't in 4U (and underwater combat, but that's ****, hence it's removal), but they'll more than likely return for 5th gen anyway, which will probably be revealed at the end of May so we'll know then.
 
i've actually been interested in this game, but i've purchased MH3 Tri for the wii when it came out and i got bored and confused with it.

One thing I will mention, MH4U is by far the most newbie-friendly Monster Hunter in the series - and I'm surprised to say this given that the overall difficulty of the game seems to be increased from MH3U, too! The game has a much better tutorial and the singleplayer missions do ease you into the gameplay quite nicely, without being too slow, as you're often given multiple missions to do at a time, each with different tasks to do (one could be, for example, to grab some Wyvern Eggs from an area, while another could be to slay the Great Jaggi) -- The singleplayer part of the game is definitely the best in the MH series, and also very much the most newbie-friendly. There's even seperate optional tutorial missions teaching you how to use EACH weapon class in the game.
 
Have guild quests for the wroggi set and needed to send them to someone else a few days ago. Whoops
 
One thing I will mention, MH4U is by far the most newbie-friendly Monster Hunter in the series - and I'm surprised to say this given that the overall difficulty of the game seems to be increased from MH3U, too! The game has a much better tutorial and the singleplayer missions do ease you into the gameplay quite nicely, without being too slow, as you're often given multiple missions to do at a time, each with different tasks to do (one could be, for example, to grab some Wyvern Eggs from an area, while another could be to slay the Great Jaggi) -- The singleplayer part of the game is definitely the best in the MH series, and also very much the most newbie-friendly. There's even seperate optional tutorial missions teaching you how to use EACH weapon class in the game.

That's good actually. Not that I find tutorials overly helpful but as long as the game is improved I will get it. 3U was a bit GBA graphics for me and it got confusing at points.
 
That's good actually. Not that I find tutorials overly helpful but as long as the game is improved I will get it. 3U was a bit GBA graphics for me and it got confusing at points.

Graphic-wise, it's identical to MH3U. No idea what you mean about GBA-graphics though. ;o That's a completely different style. And besides, GBA can't even do proper 3D.

And to be fair, the MH4U tutorials mostly let you play at your own pace. If you want to speed through them, go ahead - but you're also given the ability to just sit back and experiment with what you have. Unlike most Triple-A game tutorials, MH4U's tutorial doesn't restrict what you can do during them (other than simply blocking off areas on the map in the first one, anyway) - you're free to explore and figure stuff out on your own terms. And besides, the tutorials don't tell you absolutely everything, anyway.
 
Graphic-wise, it's identical to MH3U. No idea what you mean about GBA-graphics though. ;o That's a completely different style. And besides, GBA can't even do proper 3D.

And to be fair, the MH4U tutorials mostly let you play at your own pace. If you want to speed through them, go ahead - but you're also given the ability to just sit back and experiment with what you have. Unlike most Triple-A game tutorials, MH4U's tutorial doesn't restrict what you can do during them (other than simply blocking off areas on the map in the first one, anyway) - you're free to explore and figure stuff out on your own terms. And besides, the tutorials don't tell you absolutely everything, anyway.
Really? Idk, I felt they were too much squeezed on the screen and movement were not that optimal for my taste.

i see as long as you're not forced to them
 
Really? Idk, I felt they were too much squeezed on the screen and movement were not that optimal for my taste.

i see as long as you're not forced to them

If you feel like there's too much on the screen you can customize that panels to put it all on the bottom screen
 
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If you feel like there's too much on the screen you can customize that panels to put it all on the bottom screen

yer, i know thanks though :3

i was feeling the environment in general was not, and movement was icky. but 4u seems more improved
 
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