They changed the crafting system to allow you remove installed modules from weapons (if I remember right you'd need to start the crafting chain again from the start if you wanted to install different modules).
Yeah there are similarities to God Eater.
any word on if they added to the story. i didn't like how it just ended so abruptly.
MH has quite a different feel (even the modern ones), it feels a lot more weighty. Freedom Wars is on the lighter, more acrobatic side, along with GE.
yeah, i do remember it being rather quick with movement and attacks.
That's cool to know, I'll have to seriously consider getting it. Imagine if somehow I manage to scrounge up a group among us forumers for this thing.
Will it have cross-play? If not, what's stopping us from just downloading the ROM and playing the OG on an emulator with a spoofed server?
That's totally true!
That's great to hear! I won't be making the jump next month because MH Wilds takes precedence, but some time in the future, definitely.
The premise is very interesting, honestly, it all feels surprisingly relatable in a way. The combat (for me) is not as good as Monster Hunter's, but the overall package is very nice.
it did. there were some creepy but awesome monster robot designs, you can personalize your player character and robot companion with a lot of outfits, hair styles and colors. the environments give off a good vibe of post-apocalyptic earth. one of the things that i learned while checking on weapons and items for the game is that the government systems on the planet do not believe in wasting anything due to how scarce resources are. your robot companion is made of various recycled flesh and muscle mass from deceased citizens.
Oh my god, this would literally keep me from buying the game even at a discount. DON'T FUCK IT UP, SONY
Yes, I liked my robot companion's polite but cold voice. Very professional, like a maid (played the original through the magic of Vita 3k).
i played on a vita. i'm planning on playing it again on vita3k.
