Recent reviews by andihandihan

as a spoiled Rise player, starting Monster Hunter World for the first time was a rough experience. Unskippable cutscenes, mandatory collection of monster tracks, no Palamute for map traversal, the absence of fancy wirebug moves and wyvern riding for easy damage, but after awhile, I can finally appreciate the more grounded approach World had to offer:
Big, immersive, and interactive maps; vast ecologies of monsters and endemic life; The feeling of being intimidated by a difficult monsters and the joy of overcoming them; Siege/Raid boss hunt so all of your friends can join the hunt, and with a lobby that can accommodate up to 16 players, it's the perfect party game for the gang.
With 1000+ hours of recorded playtime + 100% achievement, what more can be said? for those who are hesitant to buy Monster Hunter World because it's not as new as Rise, you're missing out a lot, every Monster Hunter game are unique, each one offers a very different experience over the other and every single one is just as good.

THEY BRING BACK GESTURE SPAMMING, GOOD

netcode overhaul when

why a rat like Squeak has better handling stat than a human like Jon who instead has a better top speed stat, shouldn't it be the other way around? a rat should have higher top speed because they are small and light weight but their handling stat are poor because they have weak arm whereas a human like Jon should have lower top speed because human are bigger and heavier, and their handling stat should be higher because they have stronger arm. but then I realised, how could a rat, a dog and an orange cat who loves eating italian meat cake can drive a car in the first place. I scream for I do not understand.

It has FJ40

man what the hell quit shooting me

the best thing about this game are drifting and auction, and I suck at both

been spending the last half hour trying to keep my four man squad alive just to leave them behind by the rail train