Incredible, your sub count doesn’t reflect your ability to craft videos, ideas and most notably, your confidence and the way you speak. Very impressed and I really from the bottom of my heart, hope you grow into what your ability represents. You should legit have 100k+ if we’re basing your content and expression as a creator. Thank you for blessing the community and please keep going, I look forward to your next video!

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

This is high praise and something I don't take lightly. Thank you so much for the kind words and the validation, as well as such passionate hopes for my success--it's truly humbling. I have a whole playlist of other videos I've produced as well, if you want to catch more of what I do! It's great to have you with us!

@tokataratata

5 ай бұрын

@@CoyoteWildfire Fr bro, the level of quality you put out with your videos is high-end. I can see you being one of the bigger discussion monster hunter channels especially when wilds finally releases.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@tokataratata that would absolutely be a dream come true! Fingers crossed!

only a few minutes deep but I honestly love the way you're guiding the conversation with your talking points it's making this discussion all the more enjoyable :D

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Takes an experienced eye to spot that! Thank you for noticing!

@BOMBASTICKiNGChickenz

5 ай бұрын

This ain’t communication class lmao 💀

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@BOMBASTICKiNGChickenz hmmm, now I want to make a video on communication.

Rurikhan is a great dude, glad you were able to get him on a podcast. Cannot wait to listen to this! Edit: This was a delightful listen. Thank you for the discussion gentlemen! Happy hunting.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

So glad you enjoyed the video and the format! It was awesome to have him!

"Tracking Namielle From the Coral Highlands through the Rotten Vale" Love this. Lets go a step further. Imagine Namielle's attacks change based on the biome. Her water attacks are now effluvium (infused perhaps) for instance or possibly even uses the acidic waters. Another possibility would be luring or chasing a monster to a biome that is detrimental to their health; Namielle in a desert or wastes biome for instance.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Oh my gods. The environmental changes impacting monsters making variants a natural part of the ecology? :O This is an absolute KING take.

I can’t get enough of all these monster hunter related podcasts resently xD

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

I’m pleasantly surprised at how many people enjoy this sort of format!

Only a few minutes in now and I love it. Something I noticed recently a lot of ppl who play monster hunter also enjoy dark souls and the souls genre in general. Great work so far ❤

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, apparently there's a lot more of us than I'd realized! That's pretty awesome, since I was the one of the few out my friend group that was really into Dark Souls.

So sick!!! What a great video and I really enjoyed listening to you guys interact and hang out! Would love to see more of this! 🙏🏻🔥

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

That's honestly amazing! So happy to hear how much you've enjoyed the format! I recognize it's different from what I usually do.

that hair is loozing amazing!! I also didn't like MH when I first tried it, my BF also hated it! and now we're hooked and love it, MH: World is my favorite game of all time!

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Oh thank you! I used to have a hair-brushing emote back in my Twitch days because I was always running my brush through it, LOL. But I loved how you and your boyf didn’t like Monster Hunter, and with time, you both learned to love it and share in it together. That’s absolutely amazing! Couples who game together, stay together! ✊

Amazing, that you managed to do a Podcast with Rurikhan. :D

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Big thanks to the community for vouching for me, and pointing me in his direction. He’s a really cool dude and highly thoughtful / insightful.

I fell in love the first time i played monster hunter instantly addicted and i agree with what rurikhan said i also love the contrast between world and rise, people complain that rise is not what they wanted but look at it this way it's just more ways to play monster hunter, one fun fast paced drop in drop out game and one slow methodical fleshed out hunting experience. whatever your in the mood for, Wild will give us something we all like...its just more ways to play

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Right! And how is that a bad thing? It's different, sure, and some people may not care for that difference... But it's not objectively *better*. There's something in those differences for all of us, and Capcom is looking to entertain as many fans as possible. Rise is a great game. So is World. And so will Wilds be.

@joshuaknox2724

5 ай бұрын

exactly i couldn't have said it better :)@@CoyoteWildfire

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@joshuaknox2724 It is a GREAT day to be a Monster Hunter fan!

@joed5150

5 ай бұрын

Right? If I'm in the mood to knock out some quicker hunts, I have Rise. If I wanna slow things down and just explore and get really immersed, I have World. Just a win win situation in my book!

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@joed5150 there's something in it for everyone. Please explain to me how some folks think this is a bad thing??? Like make it make sense.

Namielle soaking up Effluvium is how you get an Elder Dragon variant.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

I am *SO* okay with this. I want Mommy Namielle to leave me absolutely

@casperabysstract1106

5 ай бұрын

I really want this, now.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

I mean same@@casperabysstract1106. I think you're in good company.

This was perfect, two of my most-beloved KZreadrs talking about my most enjoyed game! I couldn’t have asked for anything better to start the new year. 😄😄

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

That's *fantastic*, and exactly what I was hoping for! Thank you so much for watching!

Ruri's description of what an ironbreaker is also fits right into the stereotype of people who play dwarves in wow.

@CoyoteWildfire

4 ай бұрын

LOLLL. That sounds about right!

On the point of keyboard and mouse controls: for some weapons like Gunlance it feels pretty jank, but for Greatsword and imo Charge Blade, the octagonal input direction limit with WASD helps aim your Charges and SAED's waaaay more precisely. For Bowguns I'd also make the same argument as you maintain alot more camera control when accessing the QuickMenu for crafting ammo etc. I was shocked with how well it played.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

It definitely takes a bit of fiddling, I think, but honestly, it's so customizable / configurable and that makes it much easier for all sorts of hunters to assign controls that work for them! It's pretty robust!

This vid was suggested by YT and what a great podcast and hang out this was, the more MonHun related content this Hunting Horn main can get. The better 🎼🎼🎼 😂. Subbed 🙂

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Welcome aboard! It’s great to have you! Every party needs an HH aficionado in the ranks, and thank you for the sub! There’s a whole playlist of my prior content, and I have a new video releasing later today, so keep your eyes peeled!

Loved this video, I love Ruri and I sure did find someone else whose content Im gonna enjoy. Keep up with the good work and energy. The subcount doesnt reflect the quality of your channel

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Honestly, it's great to have you with us! Thank you for the kind words and acknowledging the level of quality I strive for! You and your friends are welcome here.

As for the scoutfly problem I would open my map and close it and it refreshed the scoutflys.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

That's another great idea! Thank you!!

Ahhh more MH Podcast!! GOTTA LOVE BEING A MH FAN ✊🏾

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

It’s a GREAT day to be a Monster Hunter fan! 😁

You and RURI?! I need to watch this. RIGHT NOW.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Quite literally the longest video I’ve published on the channel! Please enjoy to your heart’s content!

@StruffyTheClown

5 ай бұрын

I love these podcasts of MH creators, just hit play and grind some monsters while listening to you guys talk about the franchise I love so much

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@StruffyTheClown that sounds like such a comfy vibe! I'll be sure to let y'all know if I do another one!

Just came across this video thanks to my Rurikhan feed and you earned yourself a new subscriber! Look forward to more great content from you brother!

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Welcome aboard! Any Iron Breaker is welcome in the Pack! Great to have you with us!!

Fellow Iron breaker here, thanks for the podcast and hope you do another one. Will sub and watch more of your content

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

It's wonderful to have the Iron Breakers coming by and supporting an awesome creator like Ruri! I leave it to you and other fellow iron breakers to ask him for more Coyote, if that's what you want to see! Y'all are a great bunch and will always be welcome with the Pack!

Very fun listen. Keep up the awesome work, man!

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! Love that I could bring something special and unique to the table for y'all! Will let you know if / when I do another podcast style video.

Ahhhh! I LOVE THIS!!!!! Such a great podcast!

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Now there's a name I didn't expect to see in my comments! Thank you so much! I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed the format!

@HuggableHipster

5 ай бұрын

I'm so incredibly proud of you my friend, not only your growth but just what you do in general. truly amazing to see you blossoming keep up the amazing work! @@CoyoteWildfire

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@HuggableHipster It's definitely been a healthy creative outlet for me, and I've really enjoyed the rigors and pacing of KZread more than prior platforms. :) Thank you so much!

I beaten world years ago with controller, but they didnt have iceborne yet. And i recently came back to the game made a new char start fresh with a different weapon which is heavy bowgun. I decided to use kbm and it took alot of tinkering, rebinding, setting shortcut and all that. Now it feels really great, i can hit any part of the monster's body quickly and accurately with mouse. Its been great. So yes playing with keyboard and mouse isn't too bad.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

That's fantastic! I definitely wish it weren't so challenging for me to try to swap over, but at the least, controller combat is really solid! Glad there's a little something for each of us!

U just earned a new subscriber. Great quality content! Keep up the positive vibes

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Ayy, great to have you with us! Thanks so much for coming along for the ride!

nah i freaking love monster hunter when i first started it. i started back in the good old psp days with freedom unite. it was a very hard game for me like the combat was so slow and chugging potions locks you with its animation but everything else felt so immersive i was like oh i can sharpen my weapon? i can use flashbangs? i can use traps? monsters limp when they are weak? my sword bounces off? i can cook meat? and theres a bunch of weapon to mess around with? and so much more. it was such a one of a kind game for me back then and its a very straight forward game but have so much depth in it. i remember i keep watching every monsters ecology over and over again especially the games intro because it was so good. i dreamt of a day when i can play a monster hunter game like the one in the video with better graphics and larger environments and then we got world/iceborne but i never imagined monster hunter to become total mainstream. im so proud what it has become 😁

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

I actually love that! And I know that both Ruri and I didn't care for the game as much, initially, but I always felt like my friends who got into Monster Hunter, LOVED Monster Hunter. I had such a hard time appreciating it for what it is. In fact, I actually touched in this in a prior video, if you haven't watched it already! Would love to hear your thoughts, because I too am so proud of what Monster Hunter has become! kzread.info/dash/bejne/lICqr8iKodGactI.html

totally agree with Ruri on the point of wyvern riding taking away the chaos of having more monsters in the zone. i love how 5th gen made it so they can intentionally hit each other, rather than them only targeting players and hitting each other if you bait them. it's more realism in the creatures and i feel that Rise having it so when a monster fought and lost while you used wyvern riding or a turf war making them cower in fear until the cool down was over was weird. i like how in World, even if there was a turf war, monsters will still fight in the zone for a while and keep doing it just without the turf war animation if they cross paths. in World, even without the flinch shot, i loved the chaos of it so i never brought dung pods. i always treated bazel as a teammate so it was fun. man, i hope we never see raider ride again. playing more recently, it feels less glitchy than i i remember. with it having pathing issues and stopping to look around constantly but i'd rather have my own car of a mount that i can control than a taxi service lol. the easiest way to do seasons is it being player based, like it cycles as you play but if you and a friend are on different seasons you go to the session hosted by whoever has the season you want. ideally, you could have it so when you're with someone else your season won't change until you are back in solo or your hosted lobby so you have some degree of control over it.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

I legit never brought dung pods either. And for all my hate over Deviljho, I'd rather chase him off with my weapon than rely on dung to do it for me. But I absolutely do agree with you, raider riding was... half-baked. I think it was probably just tacked on to make it easier to taxi players, and not meant to be a full on mount. But I can see how it was a gradual step into the palamute and then the mount we'll be getting in Wilds! Your description of seasons makes sense to me though! And that's kind of how the sieges work already, right? The progress is based on the host's gathering hub, and that session is synced. Seasons could be handled in the same manner, where the host's seasons are then synced to the cooperators. Really would like to see this back from Dos.

As someone who actually managed to labor through Wild Hearts performance issues on a PC and was still playing when the game got better (even if not fully optimized), and even finished the main story... the game had a lot, and I mean a LOT of potential. Really cool monsters with some badass ultimate attacks, weapons that each feel individually unique and fun, all the Karakuri stuff, the main story, or rather the lore behind, actually having potential to setup more games like this... the only thing I probably would say I didn't like was the armor design variety, coz it was mostly 1 main design (although that fit in with the theme) and different spins on it. I'm not considering the performance issues, coz obviously that wasn't intended, they just rushed the release. If they had simply waited to finish and polish the game, maybe release it on paid early access so they can sort out these issues without people feeling like they got cheated, and released the game this year, when there's no actual new Monster Hunter to play at all, it would have been a MASSIVE HIT I think. Could have been a legitimately good MH alternate. Instead they released it buggy, so they spent time more on fixes than story updates, resulting in no major content updates, resulting in a slow but eventual death of the game. It's honestly very sad.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

That's honestly SUCH a shame. I couldn't believe it when I realized what I'd experienced was a game bug. But it was right at the beginning of the game, so there's no way I could have known it was any different than the intended gameplay. :( I'm really saddened by this, because everything people have told me about Wild Hearts (including you and Ruri) have had some pretty cool things to say about it. As you mentioned, if it was released in 2024, where there was a load of hungry people for a new MH-like game, it could have had more time to cook and released as a massive success. What a bummer...

@tatsumiuchiha5559

5 ай бұрын

@@CoyoteWildfire I just hope Koei Tecmo don't take it badly, and do a big DLC or a sequel or something, but this time well polished... And since a lot of people think it was actually EA's fault, I hope next time (if there is one 🥲), they released it on their own (coz they themselves do have a lot of good games under their belt).

"A lot of us don't like Monster Hunter for the first time we played it..." is the most underrated things to say in my opinion, people should know that many of pre-World hunters used to deal with many problems in the early generations but we persisted until we loved the game. Personally, I can say, I hate MHFU as my first ever Monster Hunter...little did I know I' would be attached to these games, i.e. Monster Hunter (though I only played MHFU and MHP3rd prior to World) for just over 10 years! Happy hunting, guys. Love your podcast with the one of the legend himself, and especially the way you brought the discussion into interesting and engaging dialogue! (*I guess you are into PR/communication related things before, no?)

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

I really caught me offguard to hear him say that. With all of my friends who loved Monster Hunter around me, I felt like the weird one, just not being able to love the game like they did. It was really validating for me. And I'm so pleased to hear you enjoyed the podcast format! This was the first video along these lines that I had done, so I'm really happy it's been so positively received! My professional background is actually in the tech field, so I'm not in PR or Communications, but due to performing arts (acting, drumming in bands, sponsorships, community and social media management, and nearly 9 years of content creation), I've had a lot of time to learn to communicate well. I really appreciate you noticing, thank you!

I quite enjoyed this podcast. I do wish people focued more on *fun* instead of *playing optimal* . For example, I hated wall banging so I didn't do it. Remember, you *don't* have to do things you don't find fun.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

This is such a good take. Just because we don't like it doesn't mean we have to take it away from other people that do. We can choose not to use that mechanic, if we prefer. We can also enjoy other mechanics that other people don't like. Both are okay. Ultimately, it comes down to exactly what you said: it's about *having fun*. You are welcome in these comments any time!

I enjoyed paintball but MHW is where you track the actual Monster Prints is more realistic, I just don't like the scoutflies 😂😅 but collection of prints and investigating monsters made it feel more like an actual hunt

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

I very much like the tracking and all that comes with it, but the Scoutflies could have been a bit better implemented. Maybe they'll lean more heavily into the tracking mechanics in Wilds, given the wide open spaces!

wholesome, note how rukikan didnt meme about xiv yet prolly for the third fleet post wilds release

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Bahaha, is that common for Ruri?

Great vid! 🤌🏼🤌🏼

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏

I was like: "What the..? Nice!”

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

That's awesome! I'm guessing you're an Iron Breaker? :)

@beee3638

5 ай бұрын

@@CoyoteWildfire When it comes to Monster Hunter podcasts and discussions, for sure!

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@beee3638 I love that! This is the first video I've done in this style of format. You're welcome to enjoy the other videos I've done as well, if you're interested in discussion pieces and theorycrafting. Would love to have you along for the ride!

If you really think about Monster riding in Rise and Subreak it pretty much just an idea from Monster Hunter Stories, where you get to ride your monstie and control them for a moment

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

How did it work in Stories exactly? Could you just hop on their back and steer their direction?

@AtomictheComet

5 ай бұрын

@CoyoteWildfire Yeah, when you were traveling the world map, you could hop on their backs and steer their directions. But during turn base battles, you build a meter to get to ride them during the fight, getting control of their actions for a certain time til you were to use their special attack.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

So the Wyvern Riding wouldn't be so much an extension of mounting, but maybe more an extension of the Monster Riding in Stories, I wonder?

I just want to give my two cents on the whole World vs Rise discussion. Personally I've always felt that Rise is a great game. But to me personally I don't think it's necessarily a good Monster Hunter game, and I feel like those two things can co-exist, and be true at the same time. The reason I feel this way is because at least to me Rise had too many aspects that deviated too far from what I want in a Monster Hunter experience. For starters the Wirebug though a cool concept and definitely very interesting. Was MASSIVELY over tuned, and extremely easy to abuse by hunters. Mainly due to the fact that 90% of monsters had zero ways to counter wirebug abilities in their arsenals. Unless they could fly or were Ice blighting monsters. I also didn't like how we just got told where every monster was on the map from the very start of the game basically. Because it more or less completely got rid of any reason to bother exploring the maps unless you were just that bored. Next I didn't like Wyvern riding at all. For the exact same reasons Ruri gave in this podcast. It just got rid of too much natural tension from multi monster scenarios when all you saw the monsters as is just some free damage. Then there's palamutes which though I generally liked. They definitely overtuned them as well. The fact that you could use them as basically free get out if jail free cards to heal, and or sharpen was a massive oversight in my opinion. That felt like it lacked a certain level of playtesting. I hated the charm system in Rise it felt disjointed and kinda awkward to me. I much prefer World's deco grind system more then I did grinding for charms. Because at least deco grinding was so ingraned into just playing the game normally that I didn't even feel like i was grinding for them. But charms ALWAYS felt like a grind to me, and on top of that they were so OP in Rise that they were basically an entire armor set in and of themselves. Lastly and this is an issue so bad that even Capcom themselves acknowledged it was terrible, and stopped supporting it basically immediately post release. The Rampages were cool conceptually, and could have worked if implemented differently but it unfortunately just felt like a massive cluster fuck. The whole implentation of Rampages felt more like a tech demo to a completely different game completely unrelated to Rise. There was simply just way too much stuff going on and the whole experience just felt super disjointed the entire time. But despite all these negatives I still had some fun in Rise I mean I got to the end game of the game, of course I liked it. Those were just prominent issues I had with my time with the game. There were still plenty of things I loved about Rise. Like for instance the new Armor and weapon designs we got in Rise and Sunbreak looked PHENOMENAL. The hunting horn though yes massively overpowered in Rise was fun lol. Switch Skills were fun as well they allowed players to play how they want and that's always great it gave weapons a lot of depth. I alsp thought having to unlock them was perfectly fine and completely natural progression through the game. I know other vets didn't personally like it but I did. Rise has some of my all time favorite new monster designs visually and mechanically. Being Almudron, both versions of Bishaten, Tetranadon, Somnacanth, Garangolm, Pyre Rakna- Kadaki, and Lunagaron. Anyways these are just my personal takes on why Rise though definitely a good game. Just didn't quite hit the same for me as world. Generally speaking a lot of world just felt more personal to me then Rise did, and that really hurt my enjoyment of it overall. If I were to rate Rise for me personally as just a game its like a solid 8 but as an MH experience I'd give it like a 6.5.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

There were so many awesome thoughts in this comment, that I had to wait until I was at my PC to reply. First off, no shame for liking World more than Rise. I'm very much the same. Rise felt like a downgrade to me, and if all that I'm looking at is ecology, realness, lifelike environments and monster behaviors, or combat? Then yeah, it is. Since it was designed for Switch, Rise didn't stand a chance at filling World's shoes, so instead, they wanted to do different things that made it stand in its *own* shoes, so to speak. Because of that, you see the things you mentioned: a lot of tacked-on mechanics that felt disjointed and half baked. But what your comment has done here, is demonstrated the point that Ruri and I were making (and I love that fact). You rated Rise as an MH experience, 6.5. Compared to World, it's just not as good. And even though comparatively, it's pretty low (like how Ruri was talking about the Xenoblade 3 compared to the other two), Rise is still a solid 8 for you as a gaming experience. I love that. You understand the nuance he and I were trying to draw. Even though you have a long list of reasons as to why you like World more, you get the difference between your subjective comparisons, versus what the game as a standalone experience would be. It shows self-awareness, and I feel many people (not just MH fans, or even gamers), would do well to learn from your example. Additionally, it shows passion. You would be more ambivalent about the whole thing, if you weren't passionate about the game, as well as the franchise as a whole. That's something I love about the Monster Hunter community.

@pigsmacker213

5 ай бұрын

@@CoyoteWildfire Ya I try to be subjective when it comes to things like this. Because I do genuinely care about video games as whole. Monster Hunter is one my all time favorite video game series so I want the games to be the best that they can be. So naturally that makes me very opinionated on the games. But at the same time I know that not every game has to appeal to everybody and I actually prefer that. Even if a game I want to like isn't exactly my cup of tea. I respect that there are people who do like said game. If every game appealled to everyone then they'd appeal to nobody as far as I'm concerned. Rise is good for the series overall, experimentation is a good thing even if some mechanics don't necessarily work out. That doesn't mean they can't be reworked so that they do work in a different game.

great video!

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!

Man I've always thought that it would be so cool that if Wilds could like pick up on your MHW save data and your character from World becomes the new Commander instead of a normal npc. It would feel so sweet to have all my progress in world pay off like that. Highly unlikely but man it would be cool af

@chancecoffey4887

5 ай бұрын

Especially if it IS in the New World as a sort of continuation. Not just be a new game with new faces but rather this is the world now after we saved the new world from all the threats from Worlds story

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

I would *love* to be able to import my character and a measure of my progress from my World save. That would be an absolute show-stopper, where much of my character, equipment, or progress could carry over. Buuut, I imagine that's probably not going to be the case. It would be immeasurably hard to integrate. Orrr maybe it wouldn't, hard to say I guess? Capcom could prove me wrong!

wow your a good looking dude, you can't have cool hair like that unless your in a band XD and your good at this podcasting thing, rurikhan is awesome i wouldn't mind seeing more of this even if it's just your and your friends shooting the sh*t about games :)

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

You're gonna make me blush. Thank you! Former drummer for local bands, so I think a lot of that still kind of shows in my aesthetic. Still though, super happy with the positive response to the podcast format thus far. Thank you!!

@joshuaknox2724

5 ай бұрын

SEE! i knew you played some sort of instrument LMAO OH MY GOD@@CoyoteWildfire

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@joshuaknox2724 BAHAHA, you caught me. I should have known that would happen the moment I was on-camera.

I didnt even bother watching the actual trailer, I just wanna hear you guys being excited for the game So Ill shre some second-handed excited for it too(I do wanna play pretty bad, but I dont think I can afford it immediately)

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

For what it’s worth, you have plenty of time between now and the game’s release to save up! Even if you can’t get it at preorder!

Gatekeeping exists for a reason and its not always a bad thing. Gates and high walls exist to keep the undesirables out. Many a niche series has fallen prey to people wanting many people to play and so they freely let the Trojan horse in to wreck them. There's people in the MH community now that don't even want MH to be MH anymore and would love to see the series either implode or turn into something it isn't because at the end of the day some of the new people brought in by 5th gen actually don't like MH and want something else but with a MH skin attached to it. And Rurikhan is right you can't gatekeep someone buying a game...why do people act like you can and are so against gatekeeping? Now personally I would say MHW is the best compromise between old and new we have so far but I don't want to see the series go off in the Rise direction even more. But then I also miss the old sounds etc and blood hit effects the older games had and if they brought them back maybe I would have felt better about 5th gen overall. Because to me removing even this stuff is like stripping the soul out of MH.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

So, I really do appreciate your thoughts here, but I don't know that I can agree with your stance on gatekeeping... When Rurikhan mentions that you can't gatekeep someone buying a game, he was speaking with regard to people who try, even though they can't. He's calling attention to the fact that people actively *try* to gatekeep and prevent others from enjoying the experience or having a voice in the space. People are against gatekeeping, because regardless of whether or not someone can, it doesn't stop bad actors from trying. And by trying, they actively ruin the experience for others. When we start using generalized names like "undesirables", that's such a wildly flexible term that could be used for any circumstance and begs questions of "who is undesirable, then?". Follow that a step further and you soon realize that what you consider undesirable is going to differ wildly from someone else who is also a long-time MH fan. What qualifies as "real" Monster Hunter will vary from person to person, even between fans from the very beginning. To dismiss other players for feeling that change or innovation is a positive move to make and casting them as undesirables greatly tarnishes the good name the Monster Hunter community bears. There are old schoolers who want monster hunter to stay monster hunter. And new schoolers who want monster hunter to change. And vice versa. Both are okay.

@nuke2099

5 ай бұрын

@@CoyoteWildfire I guess I'm just too into the series especially the older games. However I think the term gatekeeping is overused too much since many people use it even if you say you preferred something in a previous game. I have been called a gatekeeper many times for pointing out the flaws in tenderizing in Iceborne and how it prevented it from being much better.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@nuke2099 that honestly sucks. Because what they don’t realize is that while they’re crying “gatekeeper” they’re gate keeping you in the same breath, from enjoying things you’ve grown to love in the Monster Hunter series. For them to diminish your own preferences of the game by reducing you to a “gatekeeper” is pretty sad. My thoughts is that a lot of people consider a gatekeeper as one who presents their preferences as elitism. Think of situations where someone says “Oh that movie’s trash because the book is better.” That’s a gatekeeper right there, trying to keep people out of enjoying a movie because it’s not “the original book”. That sort of attitude ruins it for people. Especially when they could have said something more pleasant like, “I enjoyed the movie, but there was this awesome part in the book I wish the movie included. Do you want to hear about it?” When framed this way, it invites mutual dialog where two people can both engage in passions they share, and discuss more about this mutual interest. It’s not always what we say, but how we say it, that often determines the listener’s receptiveness to what we have to say. From what I understand of what you’ve told me? You’re not a gatekeeper. In fact, you too don’t like gate keeping because that’s a term that’s been weaponized against you. I believe you want to be heard, and to share the beautiful aspects of earlier monster hunter games with others. You want people to experience Monster Hunter. Not some game churned out with monster hunter assets awkwardly stuck on the cover art. No my friend, I think you want all people to truly experience the magic that is monster hunter, and to see for themselves just what makes this franchise so special. To you, to me, and to many others. And that, in my opinion, is a very good thing.

@nuke2099

5 ай бұрын

@@CoyoteWildfire Thanks for your response and yeah when MHW was announced I was telling everyone I could to play it because I wanted as many people to possibly enjoy what I have since MH1 but the community overall also turned sour in the process of it. Its had good and bad days but the discourse made what happened during the Tri days look small.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@nuke2099 as a franchise grows, its content (and its community), definitely goes through some growing pains. And each of those changes in its evolution evoke different effects... I'm definitely okay with people having a difference of opinion, variety is the spice of life after all. But I'm not okay with people putting one another down for that difference of opinion. I really appreciate the dialog you and I have had in this thread, and that started from a difference of opinion. But that difference of opinion doesn't need to be disrespectful, hence why we've both been able to discuss and share our thoughts--we have mutual respect. Keep it up. Sometimes sharing our passions with people means that they may not be interested--haha, I've had a fair few comments that were just nasty and mean-spirited, all for sharing my passion with the Monster Hunter community. Don't let it discourage you! There will be more and more people who get to see exactly how special Monster Hunter is, in the coming days. :D

Has capcom stated there will be a console and pc release at the same time?

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Officially speaking, we don't have a release date, so we won't know until if the PC and console releases will be on the same day until that date is set in stone. However, World did release internationally on PS4 and Xbox, with the PC release later on. Given that the Wilds trailer was captured on PC, it's quite likely that the PC version will release concurrently with the PS5 and Xbox versions.

Nice hair 👍🏿

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

🙏 thank you so much!

based brr-stick enjoyer

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Hell yeah! You know it!

Sl**ty male armor, thats whut I want

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

LOLLL. Oh my gods yasss. The male armor is super bulky. I want something slim and sleek. Give me the battle bikini.

56:41...... these guys don't play pokemon do they? lol....... I am looking forward to playing wilds, going to make me a new hat out of those lion bear things

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

Talking about me and Ruri?

@zanybrain7265

5 ай бұрын

@@CoyoteWildfire The sentiment you and ruri expressed around 56 ish struck me as kinda funny when looking at pokemon and gamefreak. The last few games that gamefreak has released (excluding Arceus and the dlc for Scarlet and Violet) were not give enough time to cook and it really showed, the main story of sword/shield is non-existant (so is the region) so much so that an npc does thing you were supposed to do, and then in scarlet/violet.......... i mean have you seen how many buggs and shortcuts that game has? Going into S/V i kept my expectation as low as i could, but the further into those games i played the more i realised just how half bake it was. I dunno the sentiment kind just struck me as ironic when looking at pokemon, i do absolutely agree with it though, going into a game with an open mind (and no spoilers lol) make the game SOOOOO much more enjoyable.

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@zanybrain7265 ahhh! I definitely understand what you mean now! The topic was more about how some folks "over" hype a game and set themselves up for unrealistic expectations. When talking about Pokemon S / V, though? It's not a matter of unrealistic expectations, it's a matter of (as you said) half baked. I've been pretty disappointed by Pokemon and GameFreak over the last few releases, barely enjoyed Sword / Shield, honestly. And with all the bugs in S / V, it was disappointing, even though I had low expectations like you did. :( Honestly a shame. I actually think that's probably why Palworld is such an incredible success right now. It's the Pokemon-style game with something new and innovative.

sorry but being able to travel so fast it would make fast travel pointless would be a bad idea that just ruins the hunting experience, people forgot what made world so successful lol i have to disagree with mr rurikhan there i dont want to be zipping across the map as fast as spiderman loooooooool 18:06

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

In before we get a mount that can shoot ropes from its eyes. I definitely want to be forced to examine and explore the combat. Ruri did mention, though, that he hopes we don't have fast travel right out the gate. In that vein, I think he too wants us to be able to experience and enjoy the environment, without being able to just skip over it from the outset.

@joshuaknox2724

5 ай бұрын

yes im so silly i should probably not get excited and wait before i make rash comments hahaah :) he was a fantastic first guest@@CoyoteWildfire

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@joshuaknox2724 bahaha, but I must admit that it's an interesting idea at least! Thank you for taking the time, and--wait a minute. IS THAT A MEMBER PAW???

@joshuaknox2724

5 ай бұрын

i am an official puppy now it's the very least i can do to support the hair @@CoyoteWildfire

@CoyoteWildfire

5 ай бұрын

@@joshuaknox2724 excellent, the earnings will go toward supporting my monthly hair product costs. LOL But joking aside, welcome aboard! You're the very first pup to join the pack!