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Yeah. Why they did it is a mystery to all. My guess is a technical limitation of some sort, but seeing as other games do it without issue, I don’t understand how.

@@SneakyEcho In MH wilds its confusing aswell, we tried beta and had to destroy the party everytime someone else wanted to join

@@1kulik myself and my friends didn’t have that issue, at least. We did think that the world link not allowing anyone to start a quest for the party is a really poor decision though. Hopefully that was just for the beta, because it’s yet another poor decision denying seamless multiplayer yet again

The onboarding is already hard enough, so I understand that it could be the last straw. If you find the friend that dislikes the quitting most, they can just be the dedicated host. Then only one of the newbies needs to do the quitting! 😂

There must have been a fundamental flaw for them to have not patched the issue originally? That being said, once you get in the swing of things, this works well enough. Only one of you needs to quit the mission after seeing the cutscene. Then you can join the other person!

Also, from seeing how Wilds works in the previews, looks like this won’t be an issue.

@@SneakyEcho I really am hoping so, as i absolutely love Monster Hunter and my wife just started playing it and she fell in love as well. The jank will be dealt with but it does sour the experience a bit, especially for brand new players.

@@Robadobb289 I fully intended to play it despite playing on tabletop and I never got around to it. It’s a very solid turn-based strategy game, but it doesn’t hold any punches.

My exact thoughts. to much clicking

@@arvinsutedja certainly easier to get into multi! Haha

@@Redrum1892 they did. Rise does it like the classic MHs which is better. It looks like Wilds will be better too

I think all that we can hope for is that Wilds is better 😂

Hooray! I wish I still had time to make more stuff. Maybe one day!

Generations felt like a real celebration of the series. It was a high point for me, with so many Monsters. I know this video focuses on the multiplayer, but something that I miss from the other Monster Hunters are Monsters that don’t fit the moulds so cleanly, like Najarala, Nerscylla and even the Seltas / Queen

It’s not great, that’s for sure!

@@SneakyEchothat a bit late😩😩💦💦💦💦(sorry couldn’t find the 😭 emoji)

@@DiseaseLemon😭

Yeah, shame the video isn’t easier to find, but I’m just small fry! Other commenters were telling me this doesn’t work anymore, but I hope that it does!

why not? What happens now? I'd be very surprised if they changed it this late in the game.

@@FastNCurious17can you explain what happens now? I don’t have friends that play anymore to test

Yup! There’s guide someone made about how burning cards early affects your total time to live, and it can cut your life significantly. Even without burning cards it can be difficult to survive an entire mission if they’re long. Stamina potions are your friend.

I don’t think they ever considered it a bug. It’s an inconvenience, and Rise handles it better, but when you get used to it, it’s pretty quick to overcome

I don’t remember it well, but I’d probably say that it’s not?

@@SneakyEcho Doesn't stack up to James Bond and Mission: Impossible and is more of the Fast and the Furious variety of Spy Thrillers eh?

Thank you! I appreciate it!

Thanks for the kind words!

As you level up your characters you can stack the damage modifier deck in your favour and it makes for some decent character growth. There is an option somewhere to change the null and the x2 into a -3 and +3 respectively (I think?).

Hey, useful sections of my video to rewatch might be 2:03 which explains the breakdown of a card, and then 7:13 which explains taking a turn, how to move and and how to avoid burning cards. If you’ve not engaged with this mechanic before it can be a bit confusing at first. You do get a default move on every card “for free”, but moves being treated as card actions allow for your character to do bigger moves or add abilities to the move, which gives you a lot of freedom when you understand the mechanic.

@@SneakyEcho thank you for breaking it down a bit just got Gloomheaven and I love it just trying to understand it now 😂

Thanks David!

Thank you! I was really mindful that it’s a lot to get through, so I needed to keep it moving

Possibly? I’ve never played Baldur’s Gate!

Happy to help! It's certainly not for everyone.

You're welcome! Learning a complicated game's rules will always be a little dry - even if people try to make it entertaining. The game itself is fun to play if you can push through!

Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks for the kind words. These days I'm stretched very thin with other responsibilities, but these comments make my day and really make me want to get creating again!

Thanks very much!

Thank you!

I appreciate the feedback!

DungeonTop has changed somewhat since I played last, so I'm not sure how it fares now. It's something I've been meaning to go back to, to see how it shaped up. It does have less going on than Monster Train, and it certainly was easier when I played it.

Hey, thanks so much! I'm really sad that I don't have the mental energy to make videos at the moment, but comments like this make me feel great about it.

@@SneakyEcho no worries on new reviews. I'd rather have humor that feel genuine and fresh, rather than one that's forced. Take care of yourself, buddy. All the best to whatever you're facing at the moment.

You’re very welcome! If you enjoy it and want to get into other Monster Hunter games, I’ll let you know that all the others (I mean literally all of them) have much easier to join multiplayer. MHW is the only MH title that has ever done this!

@@SneakyEcho sorry for the late reply I got the master edition for both iceborne and the full game and it is really run and intense

@@fool3r no stress! I absolutely love MH games. I’ve only been around them for 3 or so releases now but love that gameplay loop!

I’ve done this a few times. When you play with a friend, you’ll join the same online lobby (before even starting a hunt). When your friend hosts the hunt, they can host it for more than one person. When the cutscene has ended, their game will be joinable from the quest counter as normal, without even sending the SOS flare. It might be confusing at first, but it’s very straight-forward once you get used to it!

It’s every time there’s a cutscene in a mission, so yeah, most story missions require you to do this process the first time you play them. It’s a little tedious, but usually only takes a minute or two and then you can play for 15 mins to half an hour before the next time. There are also non-story missions which oftentimes you will want to play that don’t require you to do this.

I don’t think they’ll ever fix it. Hopefully future titles don’t have these issues though!

hey im about to get the game, can random people join my quest?if so how? :) i dont have friends that play this game with

@@Whitey23 Before joining a mission you will join a lobby. By default the game tries to get you into a lobby with multiple players. When hosting a quest, anyone in the lobby can join in, unless you set a password. If you want to increase the chance of people joining you, you can send out an SOS Flare which is like a global request to have people join your game (which allows people out of your lobby to join). Not sure how many people are playing World or how many people will jump into early game quests, but it is theoretically easy to play with random players. You can also join them if you have are up to the mission by searching for flares or just joining games from your lobby.

I think the error message about not progressing far enough is what you get if you haven’t seen the cutscene yourself. (It’s been a while so I’m not sure on this!). If it’s still not working for you, try going into the mission again solo to view the cutscene, and see if that helps. If I recall correctly, there’s also one particular mission that has a cutscene after a hunt. It’s something to do with setting up a forward camp in the forest? And yes! It’s such a shame they did this. MH World is by far the worst co-op joining experience a MH game has ever had. Hopefully they learnt their lesson with this one and future titles won’t have the same issue.

@@SneakyEcho i appreciate the advice! I'll definitely try it out, I don't usually enjoy many games solo, and my friends are showing interest in it again (it's the reason I reinstalled in fact), So you can imagine how bummed we were when the co-op wasn't exactly working well Well thank you again! I hope you have a wonderful day!

@@proximitychan8816 yes! Hopefully once this mission is over you’ll be able to continue on as normal. It’s a pain to do, but hunting monsters with friends is worth the hassle! You have a great day too!

You aren't able to join the quest if you haven't seen the cutscene. As such, you need your own progress to match (or exceed) your co-op partner. Start the quest separately, view the cutscene, and then you can join each other.

@@SneakyEcho Damn it. I wanted to start the game together with my friend... Oh well, I guess one of us has to be ahead of the other. Thank you for the answer though!!

@@peruperu-jj8zs when I played through with my friends, we were at the same progress. When doing a new story mission, just start it separately, view the cutscene (normally at the start of a fight), then you can quit the level, and play together. You won’t need to fight by yourself in any missions. (Or maybe just one mission, if I remember correctly). It’s a pain, but it doesn’t stop you playing together and staying at the same place.

@@SneakyEcho thank you. I’ll try. What if one of us has finished the quest already. Can I join a quest that I have already finished?? I was really surprised to notice I can’t go on a assigned quests that I’ve already finished(this was never the case in previous games)

@@peruperu-jj8zs you can’t host an assignment you’ve already done, but you can join someone else who’s doing one you’ve already done, so that’s okay!

You’ll both get progress!

@@SneakyEcho Thank you

Thanks very much, glad it was helpful!

Agreed, perfect video!

Thanks very much! She sure is!

Any quest with cutscenes. It's not a bug, so it will never stop working, thankfully! Shame it isn't easier. If the quest doesn't have a cutscene you can all just join together without fuss!

@@SneakyEcho how do we know if the quest has a cutscene or not?

@@eekbal2018 one of you can host the mission, then the other player can try to join. If there’s no cutscene, you’ll be able to join. From memory the maximum player count when you host the quest will also limit itself to 1 until after the cutscene, but I don’t remember 100%, sorry. It’s pretty safe to assume that all story missions have cutscenes.

@@SneakyEcho aight thx for the info!!!