Worse still some of the most core and influential skills are locked behind this. You cannot work to towards a goal and get that sense of achievement. You get a selection of varying rarity, these are ‘appraised’ at the end of the hunt with lower being common skills and higher rarities having a better chance at giving the rarer ones. For decorations however they are all random drops.
If you just can’t get a Nergigante gem for love nor money that gold print you have been saving is your best friend. There are also quest types that have extra chances at the higher rarity ones and weekly bounties that you can complete to get a voucher for one of the rarest ones. I like how this works and have always found them to be fair. A lot of the underlying principles of the game are built around this, some monster parts are rarer than others and may take multiple tries to get and some need you to break specific monster parts for them to drop. It’s also where we encounter my pet hate with the game, RNG (random number generation). These are gems of three sizes that can fit into armour, and some weapons, and add either extra tiers of skills or in some cases complete skills. Or how about a chance to not use ammo up if using a gun weapon? Spare shot is very nice too. In the case of set bonuses they can be game-changing, a prime example is elemental damage cannot normally have a chance to be a critical hit and do more damage, but wearing two pieces of Rathalos armour gives the crit element skill, allowing this and massively boosting damage. The point is there are a lot, not all are equal and many have multiple tiers.
Its these skills that make the biggest difference and they cover all sorts from increased health or health recovery to increased attack power, being able to block normally unblock-able attacks, sharpen your weapon quicker, or prevent attacks bouncing off armoured hides. Progression is tied to your equipment: stronger weapons do more damage and amour has higher defence and decoration slots (more on these later) or has better built-in skills, especially set bonus skills. One of the biggest draws for me is the core gameplay loop, you hunt monsters that let you build new weapons and armour, which in turn let you go after even tougher monsters, and so on.
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I’ve said before how much I love Monster Hunter: World, with nearly 700 hours on my primary character and 150 on my secondary I still play every week, though we are currently in down time between events with one last update due before the Iceborne expansion in the future.
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