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[–] [email protected] 1 points 6 months ago (5 children)

This shit is so good I want to buy it again

[–] _sideffect 0 points 6 months ago (4 children)

Is it very grindy?

I've never played a monster hunter game before

[–] KombatWombat 2 points 6 months ago (1 children)

Haven't played Rise specifically, but I have played others in the series and I would expect Rise hasn't changed the progression system too much.

You don't really have stats tied to a level or anything. You do have a hunter rank that increases with quest completion, but this is just to pace the challenge of the available monsters you can take on at any point. Once you prove yourself capable of handling monsters at a certain tier, harder hunts become available.

That being said, you do get stronger from crafting better armor and weapons, which most of the time have most of their crafting requirements come from a particular monster. So to craft the full Rathalos armor set, I would probably need to fight one several times. This will have higher base defense than an armor set from an easier monster, but armor pieces also give certain passive skills in a fight, so new armor is generally a sidegrade rather than a categorical upgrade. You can do a lot of experimentation if you care to make a unique build.

Anyway, I don't feel like it's grindy. Hunting monsters is literally the game, so you just progress by playing and getting better. You may need to repeat some quests if you have a specific goal but it would be self-imposed. You would never need to for story progression or anything.

[–] _sideffect 1 points 6 months ago

Sounds interesting, thanks!

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