One thing i really want is a cave system. Not like a tears of the kingdom where its the map but inversed. Just tunnels leading into large room/caverns, where we can fight gigonox or kezu or something
Khezu theme still best theme. ;) But ugh, yes, I want an underground so badly. And if there’s truth behind LMF and Gemma… then there’s very real potential we’ll be seeing more of the Troverians.
Might have to do some digging, but I'm pretty sure I read that somebody that saw the behind closed doors demo, that they did end up being in a cave at some point.
@mechadebzilla exactly, it has so much potential for the environments. Like in the ice area the caves would consist mostly of ice but in the volcano area there could be like lave flowing down from the ceiling. There is so much potential
If there are no time, limited quests and quest can be done dynamically during expeditions. I might just do expeditions that would last several in-game days. Exploring, gathering, and hunting for possibly hours before returning to the village. I'm calling them "The Wild Crusades". Does anyone want in?
I'm just excited to hear that they are placing a strong emphasis on weapon individuality (at least according to the interviews) When it comes down to it all I care about is the gameplay and the fashion hunting. And if this default armor is anything to go off of. Wild's armor sets are going to be GOATED
First off, big, BIG yes to this. The gameplay loop needs to be fun, but it also needs to end right where the loop begins, thus incentivizing the players to want to start the loop all over again. If the Monster Hunter Team does nothing else right, the gameplay loop would still carry the game with how refined and polished they’re known for making it. But what you mentioned about fashion souls / glam / layered armor being a heavier focus for the way the armor system works in Wilds? Gods, I hadn’t even thought of that. Absolutely love the idea of having my pick of aesthetics AND stats, without having to sacrifice one or the other.
@@CoyoteWildfire I'm not necessarily sure that's how it's going to work, but we almost always end up with layered armor and weapons and THAT'S my end game. It doesn't usually take me too long to get a build I'm happy with but I'm always playing around with my outfit
@@zacharyhansen8250 it's like me in the MechWarrior games--half the gameplay was me tinkering around with my ride in the Mech Lab, I LOVE those sorts of customization features.
So much happened while you were away! Dude its a MASSIVE dump. The hype season has really kicked off can't wait to grow with you during this season. Heres to future collabs my guy!
The lightning monster definitely seems more like a flying wyvern to me than an elder dragon, I keep counting 4 limbs instead of 6. As for the new sand worm bois, I almost wanted to call them bumpy khezus xD
LOL. Bumpy Kezhu. They remind me of sand worms from Final Fantasy, oddly enough... But the flying wyvern might just be a regular monster that you can only experience or hunt when it's a particular type of weather. That would be pretty cool!
They confirmed at the in-person showcase at the SGF that the lightning wyvern is more like an Apex of the area that is exclusive to the Sandtide (that’s the official name used for that environmental state change)
I figured that Capcom would test the waters with semi open world before they went fully into it. But based on what I can tell from first hand account retellings is that Wilds has little to no loading screens in gameplay. I say little to none is because Capcom apparently did confirm in one of those retellings I've seen, that yes MOST of the game is one interconnected map technically. But you don't have full access to every locale/biome from the beginning of the game like say a Breath Of The Wild style open world game. UNLESS there's like let's say a large ocean inbetween locales that you can't just walk between to reach certain locales. Which that wording at least to me confirms we are actually gonna have more then one map in Wilds probably at launch. Because that wording sounds super deliberate. Now as for the Elephant in the room, the underwater combat deconfirmation. I have a theory this might happen it might not. But I propose that we aren't getting UNDER water combat. But we are getting combat on it. Like say we are in a forest map, maybe the environmental mega event that happens is a huge torrential storm that creates mass flooding in that forest region. Where the water is waist deep but not so deep we can't walk in it similarly to World. Which obviously isn't the same as true underwater combat but it means that water combat is still a factor just not how we envisioned it at first. In a way that doesn't make everyone who hated underwater combat super against it. But in a way that still acknowledges it even in a small way. It just seems like safe option I could see Capcom taking if not in the base game definitely DLC. Because I have a very very strong feeling that Lagiacrus will show up in the DLC expansion if he isn't in the base roster of Wilds. And who best to market this new psuedo underwater combat. Then the literal flagship of the game that gave us water combat.
Hmm! I like your thoughts here! So you’re suggesting that there might still be water combat, just that it would be a stormy or aquatic biome and the water is only waist deep? Or alternatively, perhaps combat ON water, not unlike the Dahren Moran fight?
Something i've been trying to wrap my head around is how the (new) jewel system is going to work. Like, are there predetermined jewel parings as in world? That would leave a lot of bias towards certain weapon pairings, or would we be able to customize which jewel paring could go together? But if that is also the case, it would make for some absolutely broken combinations, unless there's limitations, or possibly the return of negative skills? If it's all RNG it could take obscene amount of time to get the combination you want. I don't think they want to go back to RNG jewels since they can make or break builds. it's going to be interesting what solution they come up with tbh, kinda excited to see it
So I'm feeling quite sure that they'll have jewels and decorations back, but like you, I *really* hope they reduce the RNG nature of the system. I'm pretty confident it will work a lot like World's, so my biggest concern is what you mentioned: they can make or break a build, and the heavy RNG really puts a downer on the enjoyment.
I want to see a massive snow area, i love snowy area in real life and in games, and i would love to see a revamped Gammoth especially with the whole heard/pack aspect of the game now. I think they could do a lot of cool stuff with it.
I absolutely agree with this. It would be an impressive feat to see a modern interpretation of a Hoarfrost Reach in Wilds. I think they could do a LOT, especially with the inclement weather--if each area has their own heavy storm patterns, this could mean fighting in blizzard conditions and I am SO here for it.
@@CoyoteWildfire Exactly and same. My brain won't stop going into overdrive thinking of all the different things they could do with the game, I need it to be 2025 already.
Then again, imagine a snowy biome with both the Blanga and Blangonga on top of a mountain, hurling snow at you… Lagombi sliding literally down the mountain…. Also, bulldrome’s pack in a forest sounds really, really fun now.
I hope we get to customize the bird mount. I want a hot pink one. Also it's cool seeing the palico dodge a roar in the cave. Wish i could do that. I'm just so excited to explore this huge new world. Can't wait! Still hoping it's playable on a Steam Deck. :) And it's okay to be wrong. LoL at the dating sim tag! Giddy Fox Gaming laughed at "Wife Hunter" in an iceborne stream. What if Wilds lets you "hunt" a spouse?!
If gamers could hunt for their spouse, a lot more of them would be married, LOL. But yeah, I’m waiting on full confirmation of this, but I’m almost completely confident that we’ll be able to customize the Seikret. In fact, I would be quite shocked if we couldn’t! Last, that Palico dodge was impressive. I can NOT WAIT for our adventures with our little buddy! :D
My wishlist for monsters i want to see (i want mostly new monsters this go around) is gigginox, monoblos, at least 2 or 3 frontier monsters, "the disaster wyvern" from monster hunter online, of course lagiacrus, and thats honestly it!
Big yesss on Giggi and Monoblos! I would love to see them back! There's still hope for Lagi coming back, even if we don't get Underwater Combat, so fingers crossed here! We'll be in this one together!
I’ve been wanting the giggi back since MH3U. Literally the first monster to knock me down lol. 3U had the quest where you *HAD* to go find iron ore in the cave. I think extra giggi spawned in that quest, and most of the iron ore spots just show up randomly on the wall. I got hit more than 5 times😂
I have almost everysingle game in the mon hunt series with there respected consoles and it took me atleast 5 -10 years to track it all done and get it almost all legally
2 Things I noticed in Oceaniz's list: >> DOUBLE WEAPON MOVES?? DA HELL??? >> The Camp thing I finally got clarity (I think?) after so much conflicting opinions. They're basically combining Wild Hearts mechanic with World. In Wild Hearts, you do get a fixed camp (as far as I remember) but you setup all the other ones at whichever place you like (based on your Dragon Karakuri limit)... and all Dragon Karakuri (aka Camps, Ziplines etc.) are destructible, but they reconstitute soon after. So I think what they're going with is kinda similar, in that you build a certain number of Temp Camps acc. to whichever locations suit you, and they won't spontaneously pop while you're away. BUT, if they're at a place near to monster activity, then when you're close enough for the Monsters to render, said rendered monsters CAN destroy your camp. So the idea would be to make camps off the beaten path, places that normally monsters don't come to, and also not fight too close to the camp. I think the system is mostly because Carts are generous in expeditions, and having the ability to set Temporary Camps anywhere may allow you to rush and kill any monster in expeditions, simply by placing a camp right at where we fight (not to mention item-box refilling, which allows you to spam mega barrel bombs). I'm also assuming destroyed camps need to be manually reconstructed, and may cost atleast some resources. Basically I think camps won't be just randomly off-screen'd, they'll only be destroyed during expeditions/hunts, if (a) the camps are at or very close to large monster activity paths/zones, and (b) we're close enough for the game to render said monsters (doesn't necessarily mean we can see them, will depend on how much of the map the game is rendering at a time, even in low-poly object form, and tracking... for example in Wild Hearts i've seen Dragon Karakuri being popped on like the opposite side of a mountain, around 500 m away, because the game is still tracking the monster that's on the other side, even if not rendering it, and has detected that the Karakuri is in its path)
So the double weapon moves comes from carrying two weapon sets, if I'm not mistaken. I think it's the difference between having a melee weapon (like a Greatsword), but also carrying a Bow Gun that you can swap over to. This would, effectively, give you double the weapon moves because you're carrying two weapons with you in the fight. Yeah, I wonder what sort of limitations will be imposed on the temporary camp mechanics, and how much it may help deter the infinite-cart, infinite-restock abuse of Monster Hunter World. I think having temporary camps are cool, and to know that they're destructible could introduce camp "maintenance" mechanics, where you have to defend your temporary camp, or even repair it? That would be kind of neat. But yeah, I definitely think that "spawned" monsters will likely persist on these maps, even if they're not actively rendered. The AI will still be there, calculating the behavior in the background, which would be amazing! I think it would really help make the world feel real, and persisten.
@@CoyoteWildfire Agreed. I just hope I don't have to worry about Camp Maintenance when I'm not on the map... coz otherwise, once we get all the locales, before every hunt we'd have to go back to the map and run around repairing all the temp. camps, because we were busy on other maps and the camps deteriorated... which would become a pain. Basically I hope the camps are destroyed only by actual monsters and not have a deterioration rate/timer... so well-placed temp camps would require very less to no maintenance, because monsters come by very rarely or never.
They stated that the point of voiced palicoes was because there will be a lot more happening in the environment and with the sheer volume monsters that having a text box on your screen that you also have to read is a bit much. I agree, last thing i want is to have to read the text for stuff like that and take pot shots because my cat passed me a note. Them balancing it more between visual and audio stimulation is a good thing. It's just practical and a welcomed change for me, My eyesight isn't the best and, for me in particular, my one eye is way better so i have a habbit of just using it so it's harder to focus on as many things in detail like reading. They did say you can turn this off and have the cats meow but why give yourself extra work to read that stuff mid combat? i like how the sink hole is just how the balahara operate, they strategically set these traps. It's not if diablos is in the zone specifically under here you can make him create the trap by hitting the wingdrakes that make a sonic bomb effect to convince him into making that happen. That only worked if diablos was not only on the map but also in that zone, only. they stated that each locale will have at least 2 large monsters that operate in herds. I can't wait to see more new and maybe some returning monsters being given this heard treatment. Maybe some flying wyverns will be in flocks. We saw the legiana in Iceborne's story or the seregios in MH4U's story but these 2 examples were more fleeing than social, flock like, behavior but i would love to see this new system with other flying monsters. each map will have its own weather event, or recurring natural disaster, and likely a monster that takes advantage of it like how this guy seams to take in the lightning with hsi tail to shoot out out of the horns. That thing from the trailer, that they said is not the flagship, looks like a flying wyvern. He only has 2 legs so not like the magalas. He does look similar to, or have elements of, early zinogre concept art where they considered making him a flying wyvern. My hope for focus mode is that you can aim attacks so that specific moves that have set trajectories can be aimed. If the main attack for your weapon can never hit a certain part of a monster regardless of positioning, do it the attack angle, focus mode may fix that. i don't care where you are positioned, some parts of a monster are too low for lance high trust to hit or you can only his spirit round slash on the head of some monsters if you are on an insanely tall ledge. Same goes for CB's horozontal axe double swing. If focus mode fixes that, more people will use it.
I personally don't mind the palico talking. I actually like the voice. Both English and Japanese voice are good. I can't wait to see more of Monster Hunter Wilds. 2025
I got a couple thoughts relating to the monsters of wilds First wow they look so alien, that's not a complaint but they do look quite aesthetically different to previous games to me and there's something a bit more horrific about these new ones Second, with herd behaviour will to apply to all monsters or just some? Personally I hope it's just some cuz not all monsters are social creatures, some are just solitary but I wonder if they are gonna turn some of the older monsters into heard animal, that fit lore wise like Duramboros females are known to be herd animals, would be interesting to see that retrospectively done Which brings me to my last point, we've not seen any returning monsters other then the token rathalos, so how much of the cast will be returning monsters? Are we gonna get a tri experience where it's mosty new? Either way I don't want to know too much I really hope they let me discover most monsters in game for myself instead of spoiling them on the trailers
There's absolutely a lot more of a visceral approach to these designs. They look meaty and fearsome, and a little less Jurassic Park, if that makes sense? It's exciting, but I also think the graphical uplift has a small part to play in how grizzly the new monsters appear. Herd behavior, imo, is a mechanic they're really looking to showcase. I'm assuming that former monsters will retain much of their typical behaviors (unless they were meant to be a herd originally), and a lot of the new monsters will come in packs and herds. I think it's great that they're leaning into this, but I don't get the impression they're trying to completely redefine all monster behavior to fit this new mechanics. So I agree with you! I actually want to remain as unspoiled on the monster cast as possible. Naturally they're going to showcase the new and exciting things in the Wilds trailers, which is fine by me, but I really hope they don't release a full roster list before the game drops. I want to experience it for myself (as much as any creator can, at least, where we kind of have to be on top of these details to make content).
also for those 5th fleeters that wanna play earlier games 4U no longer has official servers i beleive it was pretty active until the end playing MH for me is about the interaction with other hunters so crossplay for 6th gen would be wonderful cause more hunters means more of the amazing interactions that make the game so amazing to me
Hey coyotewildfire what do you think about the name of the mysterious thor magala monster we saw at the end of the trailer's name being Rey dau because of a supposed Italian article? Do you think it's real or is it fake?
Great question! It’s hard to say if the name has been definitely confirmed as Rey Dau, or even if it is, the monster may still have a differing name in English-similar to how Pokémon have different names, respective to their regions.
By the way, I'm trying to remember if slinger ' Burst ' was a claw mechanic or Slinger mechanic... I'm noticing through all the information we've gotten an such... I'm curious on if the new slinger, small as it is compact, I'm now wondering if slinger bursting with ammo is a thing again to come...
Also! I just thought about this... From a lot of the information we've all been gathering an formulating opinions for discussion... For my opinion on Focus mode ... I, myself, am taking it like how I use the clutch claw through my second playthrough ... But yes, without using a claw in WILDS, I get that same sense and feeling like the camera mode on the claw has been
@@CoyoteWildfire yeah ! I think it's Maximilian Dood who mentioned that in his video about the demo, and then i saw this echoed by other people and i though about your video immediately lol (i'm not sure anymore exactly where i Saw that info but i swear i have seen this info multiple times in the past days)
I'm glad to hear your thoughts. If you look at the "characters" section of the official MHwilds website, don't those Hunter's Guild emblems look like the Arabic numeral 6? I previously found something that could prove MHWs is MH6, but it seems like no one really cares. As for Gemma, I think it will be like Aiden from MHW, or rather, Aiden from MH4. They are the same person, but the story text never explicitly says so. If it weren't for the Netflix animated Monster Hunter: Legends of the Guild, we might not even know his name. Perhaps we need another Netflix animated series to confirm Gemma's connection to MH4, although I believe 99% of the netizens are correct. Do you remember the opening CG of MH4? An Insect Glaive hunter is chased by a Tigrex, and in the first trailer of MHW, or as Asian players say, PV1, our hunter is chased for a long distance by an Anjanath. In actual gameplay, we don't do that; we hunt monsters, not the other way around. Capcom wanted to make this kind of dark humor really fall on us players, so they finally found a game mechanism. Another game mechanism, I think the first trailer of MHWilds, PV1, features the great sword's super defense, with the other two hunters continuously pursuing. I believe this is an evolution of 4-player interaction. In the past, with 3 people not killing the BOSS and slacking off, one strong player could handle it. Now we can make some actions to help others hunt, which is a qualitative leap. Before August, what might happen? After MHW's trailer was released at E3 in June, there was indeed no second trailer, PV2, in July. However, in July, 14 types of weapons were released, which was very novel at the time, different from MHXX/MHGU. Everyone was looking forward to a bright future. You know what I mean, so I think before the Cologne Gamescom, we can still get something in July, and possibly at the Cologne Gamescom in August, the next map might be released. The Tokyo Game Show in September might release the third map. This is my thought based on MHW trailer.
By the way, the closed-door demo of MHW at E3 was not made public at the Cologne Gamescom; it remained a closed-door demo. It wasn't until about a week after the event ended that we saw the game's UI when Ryozo Tsujimoto and several UA-camrs played it together and released the footage on the official UA-cam channel. At the Cologne Gamescom, they only unveiled the trailer 2 for MHW, featuring the second map, Wildspire Waste. So, I guess the trailer 3 for MHWilds will announce the second map. There's too much sand, I need more vitality and color, Ryozo Tsujimoto. In fact, MHW also showed us the Ancient Forest for two months, There's too much green. The 14 initial weapons were also displayed in the green Ancient Forest. When we saw the Wildspire Waste at the Cologne Gamescom, our spirits were lifted. When we saw the Coral Highlands at the Tokyo Game Show, players felt like they had ascended to heaven, even though we, in the future, knew that they were missing a snowy map. But, man, the previous MH never had these things before
if Monster Hunter Wilds really want to impress me that no more basic weapons with monster Parts stuck to them. how many times do you get to an elder dragons tree where it's just the basic weapon with like the fins of the it tired to it. oh and the no brainer weapon designs not taken, like the glavenus great sword, big Rex looking monster with a BIG blade for a tail, doesn't just make the tail the blade to the sword
This has to be one of the most frustrating advertising campaigns I have ever witnessed. They teased the game half a year ago, saying they will give more information in the summer. Now they showed two mediocre trailers that are just cinematics from the first 30 minutes of the game, showed actual gameplay to select few people behind the scenes and fucked off till next year... Wtf man.
I get the impression they're actively lowering the barrier to entry simply by stripping away the games more janky aspects while leaving the skill based weapon mechanics, freeing up players to get good at the game by actually being good at the game, instead of fighting the bad camera or limiting mechanics. I mean, that's what turned me onto Monster Hunter World. No more of that sluggish item collecting, for instance, and much easier methods of tracking to cut down on the boring time while increasing the time doing the name sake of the game
One thing i really want is a cave system. Not like a tears of the kingdom where its the map but inversed. Just tunnels leading into large room/caverns, where we can fight gigonox or kezu or something
Khezu theme still best theme. ;)
But ugh, yes, I want an underground so badly. And if there’s truth behind LMF and Gemma… then there’s very real potential we’ll be seeing more of the Troverians.
Might have to do some digging, but I'm pretty sure I read that somebody that saw the behind closed doors demo, that they did end up being in a cave at some point.
Wow that would be a whole new environment. I would have a few zones with a broken ceiling and jungle coming through.
@@TheDisturbedOne24yep they were so there are caves but we don’t know if it’s a whole system or just some caves.
@mechadebzilla exactly, it has so much potential for the environments. Like in the ice area the caves would consist mostly of ice but in the volcano area there could be like lave flowing down from the ceiling. There is so much potential
If there are no time, limited quests and quest can be done dynamically during expeditions. I might just do expeditions that would last several in-game days. Exploring, gathering, and hunting for possibly hours before returning to the village. I'm calling them "The Wild Crusades".
Does anyone want in?
I'm just excited to hear that they are placing a strong emphasis on weapon individuality (at least according to the interviews)
When it comes down to it all I care about is the gameplay and the fashion hunting. And if this default armor is anything to go off of. Wild's armor sets are going to be GOATED
First off, big, BIG yes to this. The gameplay loop needs to be fun, but it also needs to end right where the loop begins, thus incentivizing the players to want to start the loop all over again. If the Monster Hunter Team does nothing else right, the gameplay loop would still carry the game with how refined and polished they’re known for making it.
But what you mentioned about fashion souls / glam / layered armor being a heavier focus for the way the armor system works in Wilds? Gods, I hadn’t even thought of that.
Absolutely love the idea of having my pick of aesthetics AND stats, without having to sacrifice one or the other.
@@CoyoteWildfire I'm not necessarily sure that's how it's going to work, but we almost always end up with layered armor and weapons and THAT'S my end game. It doesn't usually take me too long to get a build I'm happy with but I'm always playing around with my outfit
@@zacharyhansen8250 it's like me in the MechWarrior games--half the gameplay was me tinkering around with my ride in the Mech Lab, I LOVE those sorts of customization features.
So much happened while you were away! Dude its a MASSIVE dump. The hype season has really kicked off can't wait to grow with you during this season. Heres to future collabs my guy!
Jayyy! So good to see you dude! Let’s get on that collab train ASAP!
@@CoyoteWildfire My Twitter DMs are always open my man! We can schedule something!
The lightning monster definitely seems more like a flying wyvern to me than an elder dragon, I keep counting 4 limbs instead of 6.
As for the new sand worm bois, I almost wanted to call them bumpy khezus xD
LOL. Bumpy Kezhu. They remind me of sand worms from Final Fantasy, oddly enough...
But the flying wyvern might just be a regular monster that you can only experience or hunt when it's a particular type of weather. That would be pretty cool!
They confirmed at the in-person showcase at the SGF that the lightning wyvern is more like an Apex of the area that is exclusive to the Sandtide (that’s the official name used for that environmental state change)
Damn coyote, hair looking majestic
Haha, thank you so much!
I figured that Capcom would test the waters with semi open world before they went fully into it. But based on what I can tell from first hand account retellings is that Wilds has little to no loading screens in gameplay. I say little to none is because Capcom apparently did confirm in one of those retellings I've seen, that yes MOST of the game is one interconnected map technically. But you don't have full access to every locale/biome from the beginning of the game like say a Breath Of The Wild style open world game. UNLESS there's like let's say a large ocean inbetween locales that you can't just walk between to reach certain locales. Which that wording at least to me confirms we are actually gonna have more then one map in Wilds probably at launch. Because that wording sounds super deliberate.
Now as for the Elephant in the room, the underwater combat deconfirmation. I have a theory this might happen it might not. But I propose that we aren't getting UNDER water combat. But we are getting combat on it. Like say we are in a forest map, maybe the environmental mega event that happens is a huge torrential storm that creates mass flooding in that forest region. Where the water is waist deep but not so deep we can't walk in it similarly to World. Which obviously isn't the same as true underwater combat but it means that water combat is still a factor just not how we envisioned it at first. In a way that doesn't make everyone who hated underwater combat super against it. But in a way that still acknowledges it even in a small way. It just seems like safe option I could see Capcom taking if not in the base game definitely DLC. Because I have a very very strong feeling that Lagiacrus will show up in the DLC expansion if he isn't in the base roster of Wilds. And who best to market this new psuedo underwater combat. Then the literal flagship of the game that gave us water combat.
Hmm! I like your thoughts here! So you’re suggesting that there might still be water combat, just that it would be a stormy or aquatic biome and the water is only waist deep?
Or alternatively, perhaps combat ON water, not unlike the Dahren Moran fight?
@@CoyoteWildfire yes pretty much
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Something i've been trying to wrap my head around is how the (new) jewel system is going to work. Like, are there predetermined jewel parings as in world? That would leave a lot of bias towards certain weapon pairings, or would we be able to customize which jewel paring could go together?
But if that is also the case, it would make for some absolutely broken combinations, unless there's limitations, or possibly the return of negative skills? If it's all RNG it could take obscene amount of time to get the combination you want. I don't think they want to go back to RNG jewels since they can make or break builds.
it's going to be interesting what solution they come up with tbh, kinda excited to see it
So I'm feeling quite sure that they'll have jewels and decorations back, but like you, I *really* hope they reduce the RNG nature of the system. I'm pretty confident it will work a lot like World's, so my biggest concern is what you mentioned: they can make or break a build, and the heavy RNG really puts a downer on the enjoyment.
@@CoyoteWildfire I believe the director has stated that the decoration system is not going to be like World's or Rise's system.
I want to see a massive snow area, i love snowy area in real life and in games, and i would love to see a revamped Gammoth especially with the whole heard/pack aspect of the game now. I think they could do a lot of cool stuff with it.
I absolutely agree with this. It would be an impressive feat to see a modern interpretation of a Hoarfrost Reach in Wilds. I think they could do a LOT, especially with the inclement weather--if each area has their own heavy storm patterns, this could mean fighting in blizzard conditions and I am SO here for it.
@@CoyoteWildfire Exactly and same. My brain won't stop going into overdrive thinking of all the different things they could do with the game, I need it to be 2025 already.
I don’t care half as much about the biome half as much as I desire Gammoth back. He wasn’t big or anything, he was just the screen itself.
Then again, imagine a snowy biome with both the Blanga and Blangonga on top of a mountain, hurling snow at you… Lagombi sliding literally down the mountain….
Also, bulldrome’s pack in a forest sounds really, really fun now.
8:27 LUL those old CRT-TV's that weighed about as much as a small car xD
I hope we get to customize the bird mount. I want a hot pink one.
Also it's cool seeing the palico dodge a roar in the cave. Wish i could do that.
I'm just so excited to explore this huge new world. Can't wait!
Still hoping it's playable on a Steam Deck. :)
And it's okay to be wrong.
LoL at the dating sim tag! Giddy Fox Gaming laughed at "Wife Hunter" in an iceborne stream. What if Wilds lets you "hunt" a spouse?!
I think we can. Look at the Palamutes in Rise. It’s not too hard to implement.
If gamers could hunt for their spouse, a lot more of them would be married, LOL.
But yeah, I’m waiting on full confirmation of this, but I’m almost completely confident that we’ll be able to customize the Seikret. In fact, I would be quite shocked if we couldn’t!
Last, that Palico dodge was impressive. I can NOT WAIT for our adventures with our little buddy! :D
My wishlist for monsters i want to see (i want mostly new monsters this go around) is gigginox, monoblos, at least 2 or 3 frontier monsters, "the disaster wyvern" from monster hunter online, of course lagiacrus, and thats honestly it!
Big yesss on Giggi and Monoblos! I would love to see them back! There's still hope for Lagi coming back, even if we don't get Underwater Combat, so fingers crossed here! We'll be in this one together!
I’ve been wanting the giggi back since MH3U. Literally the first monster to knock me down lol.
3U had the quest where you *HAD* to go find iron ore in the cave. I think extra giggi spawned in that quest, and most of the iron ore spots just show up randomly on the wall.
I got hit more than 5 times😂
I have almost everysingle game in the mon hunt series with there respected consoles and it took me atleast 5 -10 years to track it all done and get it almost all legally
No doubt that was a challenge in and of itself!
2 Things I noticed in Oceaniz's list:
>> DOUBLE WEAPON MOVES?? DA HELL???
>> The Camp thing I finally got clarity (I think?) after so much conflicting opinions. They're basically combining Wild Hearts mechanic with World. In Wild Hearts, you do get a fixed camp (as far as I remember) but you setup all the other ones at whichever place you like (based on your Dragon Karakuri limit)... and all Dragon Karakuri (aka Camps, Ziplines etc.) are destructible, but they reconstitute soon after. So I think what they're going with is kinda similar, in that you build a certain number of Temp Camps acc. to whichever locations suit you, and they won't spontaneously pop while you're away. BUT, if they're at a place near to monster activity, then when you're close enough for the Monsters to render, said rendered monsters CAN destroy your camp. So the idea would be to make camps off the beaten path, places that normally monsters don't come to, and also not fight too close to the camp. I think the system is mostly because Carts are generous in expeditions, and having the ability to set Temporary Camps anywhere may allow you to rush and kill any monster in expeditions, simply by placing a camp right at where we fight (not to mention item-box refilling, which allows you to spam mega barrel bombs). I'm also assuming destroyed camps need to be manually reconstructed, and may cost atleast some resources.
Basically I think camps won't be just randomly off-screen'd, they'll only be destroyed during expeditions/hunts, if (a) the camps are at or very close to large monster activity paths/zones, and (b) we're close enough for the game to render said monsters (doesn't necessarily mean we can see them, will depend on how much of the map the game is rendering at a time, even in low-poly object form, and tracking... for example in Wild Hearts i've seen Dragon Karakuri being popped on like the opposite side of a mountain, around 500 m away, because the game is still tracking the monster that's on the other side, even if not rendering it, and has detected that the Karakuri is in its path)
So the double weapon moves comes from carrying two weapon sets, if I'm not mistaken. I think it's the difference between having a melee weapon (like a Greatsword), but also carrying a Bow Gun that you can swap over to. This would, effectively, give you double the weapon moves because you're carrying two weapons with you in the fight.
Yeah, I wonder what sort of limitations will be imposed on the temporary camp mechanics, and how much it may help deter the infinite-cart, infinite-restock abuse of Monster Hunter World. I think having temporary camps are cool, and to know that they're destructible could introduce camp "maintenance" mechanics, where you have to defend your temporary camp, or even repair it? That would be kind of neat.
But yeah, I definitely think that "spawned" monsters will likely persist on these maps, even if they're not actively rendered. The AI will still be there, calculating the behavior in the background, which would be amazing! I think it would really help make the world feel real, and persisten.
@@CoyoteWildfire Agreed. I just hope I don't have to worry about Camp Maintenance when I'm not on the map... coz otherwise, once we get all the locales, before every hunt we'd have to go back to the map and run around repairing all the temp. camps, because we were busy on other maps and the camps deteriorated... which would become a pain. Basically I hope the camps are destroyed only by actual monsters and not have a deterioration rate/timer... so well-placed temp camps would require very less to no maintenance, because monsters come by very rarely or never.
So weird seeing you pop up in my home page. This is Wub’s fiancé. See you’re doing UA-cam now. Keep up the good stuff.
Heyyy, thank you for being here! It's great to have you with us! For the most part, yeah, I do YT work as and when I'm able. :)
They stated that the point of voiced palicoes was because there will be a lot more happening in the environment and with the sheer volume monsters that having a text box on your screen that you also have to read is a bit much. I agree, last thing i want is to have to read the text for stuff like that and take pot shots because my cat passed me a note. Them balancing it more between visual and audio stimulation is a good thing. It's just practical and a welcomed change for me, My eyesight isn't the best and, for me in particular, my one eye is way better so i have a habbit of just using it so it's harder to focus on as many things in detail like reading. They did say you can turn this off and have the cats meow but why give yourself extra work to read that stuff mid combat?
i like how the sink hole is just how the balahara operate, they strategically set these traps. It's not if diablos is in the zone specifically under here you can make him create the trap by hitting the wingdrakes that make a sonic bomb effect to convince him into making that happen. That only worked if diablos was not only on the map but also in that zone, only.
they stated that each locale will have at least 2 large monsters that operate in herds. I can't wait to see more new and maybe some returning monsters being given this heard treatment. Maybe some flying wyverns will be in flocks. We saw the legiana in Iceborne's story or the seregios in MH4U's story but these 2 examples were more fleeing than social, flock like, behavior but i would love to see this new system with other flying monsters.
each map will have its own weather event, or recurring natural disaster, and likely a monster that takes advantage of it like how this guy seams to take in the lightning with hsi tail to shoot out out of the horns.
That thing from the trailer, that they said is not the flagship, looks like a flying wyvern. He only has 2 legs so not like the magalas. He does look similar to, or have elements of, early zinogre concept art where they considered making him a flying wyvern.
My hope for focus mode is that you can aim attacks so that specific moves that have set trajectories can be aimed. If the main attack for your weapon can never hit a certain part of a monster regardless of positioning, do it the attack angle, focus mode may fix that. i don't care where you are positioned, some parts of a monster are too low for lance high trust to hit or you can only his spirit round slash on the head of some monsters if you are on an insanely tall ledge. Same goes for CB's horozontal axe double swing. If focus mode fixes that, more people will use it.
I personally don't mind the palico talking. I actually like the voice. Both English and Japanese voice are good. I can't wait to see more of Monster Hunter Wilds. 2025
Love this! I don't think it's a *bad* thing, but it'll definitely be an adjustment--it just caught me offguard when I saw it, haha.
It could very easily be the japanese name! Ray/Rei/Rey Dao, Dao meaning way of, I have no idea what rei means lol
I got a couple thoughts relating to the monsters of wilds
First wow they look so alien, that's not a complaint but they do look quite aesthetically different to previous games to me and there's something a bit more horrific about these new ones
Second, with herd behaviour will to apply to all monsters or just some? Personally I hope it's just some cuz not all monsters are social creatures, some are just solitary but I wonder if they are gonna turn some of the older monsters into heard animal, that fit lore wise like Duramboros females are known to be herd animals, would be interesting to see that retrospectively done
Which brings me to my last point, we've not seen any returning monsters other then the token rathalos, so how much of the cast will be returning monsters? Are we gonna get a tri experience where it's mosty new? Either way I don't want to know too much I really hope they let me discover most monsters in game for myself instead of spoiling them on the trailers
There's absolutely a lot more of a visceral approach to these designs. They look meaty and fearsome, and a little less Jurassic Park, if that makes sense? It's exciting, but I also think the graphical uplift has a small part to play in how grizzly the new monsters appear.
Herd behavior, imo, is a mechanic they're really looking to showcase. I'm assuming that former monsters will retain much of their typical behaviors (unless they were meant to be a herd originally), and a lot of the new monsters will come in packs and herds. I think it's great that they're leaning into this, but I don't get the impression they're trying to completely redefine all monster behavior to fit this new mechanics.
So I agree with you! I actually want to remain as unspoiled on the monster cast as possible. Naturally they're going to showcase the new and exciting things in the Wilds trailers, which is fine by me, but I really hope they don't release a full roster list before the game drops. I want to experience it for myself (as much as any creator can, at least, where we kind of have to be on top of these details to make content).
also for those 5th fleeters that wanna play earlier games 4U no longer has official servers i beleive it was pretty active until the end playing MH for me is about the interaction with other hunters so crossplay for 6th gen would be wonderful cause more hunters means more of the amazing interactions that make the game so amazing to me
Hey coyotewildfire what do you think about the name of the mysterious thor magala monster we saw at the end of the trailer's name being Rey dau because of a supposed Italian article?
Do you think it's real or is it fake?
Great question! It’s hard to say if the name has been definitely confirmed as Rey Dau, or even if it is, the monster may still have a differing name in English-similar to how Pokémon have different names, respective to their regions.
By the way, I'm trying to remember if slinger ' Burst ' was a claw mechanic or Slinger mechanic... I'm noticing through all the information we've gotten an such... I'm curious on if the new slinger, small as it is compact, I'm now wondering if slinger bursting with ammo is a thing again to come...
Also! I just thought about this... From a lot of the information we've all been gathering an formulating opinions for discussion... For my opinion on Focus mode ... I, myself, am taking it like how I use the clutch claw through my second playthrough ... But yes, without using a claw in WILDS, I get that same sense and feeling like the camera mode on the claw has been
Great Sword main LoL 😆
You were right on the topographic aspect of the map though! apparently the map the hunter pulls out shows topographic indications!
HOOOOLY SMOKES, I WAS ACTUALLY RIGHT ABOUT THAT???
@@CoyoteWildfire yeah ! I think it's Maximilian Dood who mentioned that in his video about the demo, and then i saw this echoed by other people and i though about your video immediately lol (i'm not sure anymore exactly where i Saw that info but i swear i have seen this info multiple times in the past days)
@@sansotandrea4063 this is honestly awesome! I caught SO much flak for that video too. :O This makes me so happy to hear I was right!
Yes, at the SGF showcase they showed that the map is both 3D (showing depth and topographical detail) and 2-3C larger than the largest MHWorld map.
I'm glad to hear your thoughts. If you look at the "characters" section of the official MHwilds website, don't those Hunter's Guild emblems look like the Arabic numeral 6? I previously found something that could prove MHWs is MH6, but it seems like no one really cares.
As for Gemma, I think it will be like Aiden from MHW, or rather, Aiden from MH4. They are the same person, but the story text never explicitly says so. If it weren't for the Netflix animated Monster Hunter: Legends of the Guild, we might not even know his name. Perhaps we need another Netflix animated series to confirm Gemma's connection to MH4, although I believe 99% of the netizens are correct.
Do you remember the opening CG of MH4? An Insect Glaive hunter is chased by a Tigrex, and in the first trailer of MHW, or as Asian players say, PV1, our hunter is chased for a long distance by an Anjanath. In actual gameplay, we don't do that; we hunt monsters, not the other way around. Capcom wanted to make this kind of dark humor really fall on us players, so they finally found a game mechanism.
Another game mechanism, I think the first trailer of MHWilds, PV1, features the great sword's super defense, with the other two hunters continuously pursuing. I believe this is an evolution of 4-player interaction. In the past, with 3 people not killing the BOSS and slacking off, one strong player could handle it. Now we can make some actions to help others hunt, which is a qualitative leap.
Before August, what might happen? After MHW's trailer was released at E3 in June, there was indeed no second trailer, PV2, in July. However, in July, 14 types of weapons were released, which was very novel at the time, different from MHXX/MHGU. Everyone was looking forward to a bright future. You know what I mean, so I think before the Cologne Gamescom, we can still get something in July, and possibly at the Cologne Gamescom in August, the next map might be released. The Tokyo Game Show in September might release the third map. This is my thought based on MHW trailer.
By the way, the closed-door demo of MHW at E3 was not made public at the Cologne Gamescom; it remained a closed-door demo. It wasn't until about a week after the event ended that we saw the game's UI when Ryozo Tsujimoto and several UA-camrs played it together and released the footage on the official UA-cam channel. At the Cologne Gamescom, they only unveiled the trailer 2 for MHW, featuring the second map, Wildspire Waste. So, I guess the trailer 3 for MHWilds will announce the second map. There's too much sand, I need more vitality and color, Ryozo Tsujimoto. In fact, MHW also showed us the Ancient Forest for two months, There's too much green. The 14 initial weapons were also displayed in the green Ancient Forest. When we saw the Wildspire Waste at the Cologne Gamescom, our spirits were lifted. When we saw the Coral Highlands at the Tokyo Game Show, players felt like they had ascended to heaven, even though we, in the future, knew that they were missing a snowy map. But, man, the previous MH never had these things before
if Monster Hunter Wilds really want to impress me that no more basic weapons with monster Parts stuck to them. how many times do you get to an elder dragons tree where it's just the basic weapon with like the fins of the it tired to it. oh and the no brainer weapon designs not taken, like the glavenus great sword, big Rex looking monster with a BIG blade for a tail, doesn't just make the tail the blade to the sword
It's okay to be wrong sometimes man
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I appreciate that. I admit defeat on this one, haha.
this game will be awesome, of course i will be using GL and i want to see kutku, now im playing Stories 1
I love this so much! How are you enjoying Stories?
@@CoyoteWildfire its really great
Kept us waiting, huh?
Hahaha, I sure did! Thank you for being here!
This has to be one of the most frustrating advertising campaigns I have ever witnessed. They teased the game half a year ago, saying they will give more information in the summer. Now they showed two mediocre trailers that are just cinematics from the first 30 minutes of the game, showed actual gameplay to select few people behind the scenes and fucked off till next year... Wtf man.
Not next year but to august at gamescom
Both trailers showed gameplay? Why would they reveal everything to everyone right away?
Worry not! We’re definitely getting more at Gamescom in August! Which is when we might also get a playable demo, ourselves!
I get the impression they're actively lowering the barrier to entry simply by stripping away the games more janky aspects while leaving the skill based weapon mechanics, freeing up players to get good at the game by actually being good at the game, instead of fighting the bad camera or limiting mechanics. I mean, that's what turned me onto Monster Hunter World. No more of that sluggish item collecting, for instance, and much easier methods of tracking to cut down on the boring time while increasing the time doing the name sake of the game