IGN wants Monster Hunter DON'T Tri

http://wii.ign.com/articles/105/1059526p1.html

Most importantly the moved camera and lock on.

whats up with the DONT????

They're possibly right about this, and eg would be Bayonetta, japaness art style, gameplay and story. Idk wat the sales r like for it right now, but hopefully they're wrong and it wont flop in the NA and european market. But im still gonna get this game, its fing bad ass and epic

Kamina#1 wrote:whats up with the DONT????

Because I don't think you can put bold/italics in the title, so I had to cap it to emphasize it.

IGN are fools.

1) The online is the best seen on Wii. No friendcodes, WiiSpeak, and you can ADD random people you play with, and talk to them. You can't even tell that the online is a Nintendo Wi-Fi game, so I don't know why they're talking about it in the first place.

2) The camera is put on the right control stick (Classic Controller), so it is off the D-Pad. Again, they simply don't know what they're talking about.

3) Lock-on would kill the gameplay. The game is about skill. Use lock-on, and half the skill requirement is gone. With lock-on, you would just lock, and button mash away.

4) Connecting the map - I wouldn't mind, but even that is actually part of the gameplay as well. For instance, what if you need to run away from a monster? You wouldn't be able to, since the maps are connected. On MH games, the sections are separated, so when you run away, the monster doesn't follow you because you're in a completely different area, with no in-between.

Shokio wrote:IGN are fools.

1) The online is the best seen on Wii. No friendcodes, WiiSpeak, and you can ADD random people you play with, and talk to them. You can't even tell that the online is a Nintendo Wi-Fi game, so I don't know why they're talking about it in the first place.

2) The camera is put on the right control stick (Classic Controller), so it is off the D-Pad. Again, they simply don't know what they're talking about.

3) Lock-on would kill the gameplay. The game is about skill. Use lock-on, and half the skill requirement is gone. With lock-on, you would just lock, and button mash away.

4) Connecting the map - I wouldn't mind, but even that is actually part of the gameplay as well. For instance, what if you need to run away from a monster? You wouldn't be able to, since the maps are connected. On MH games, the sections are separated, so when you run away, the monster doesn't follow you because you're in a completely different area, with no in-between.

IGNorant

snaredrums123 wrote:

IGNorant

shokio or ign

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snaredrums123 wrote:

IGNorant

IGN

You see, that's why I capitalized the IGN in ignorant...

Yup it wasn't that hard t get

my bad guys

as far as the camera, they musta been usin the wiimote&nunchuck. but about the online, from what i hear its practically perfect,(for the wii's standards)how can they STILL find somethin wrong with the online when it practically plays like a 360/ps3 game.(without the friend codes tiein it down)

They want things like "who killed the biggest monster today", guilds, etc.

does this game have guilds?

Shokio wrote:IGN are fools.

1) The online is the best seen on Wii. No friendcodes, WiiSpeak, and you can ADD random people you play with, and talk to them. You can't even tell that the online is a Nintendo Wi-Fi game, so I don't know why they're talking about it in the first place.

2) The camera is put on the right control stick (Classic Controller), so it is off the D-Pad. Again, they simply don't know what they're talking about.

3) Lock-on would kill the gameplay. The game is about skill. Use lock-on, and half the skill requirement is gone. With lock-on, you would just lock, and button mash away.

4) Connecting the map - I wouldn't mind, but even that is actually part of the gameplay as well. For instance, what if you need to run away from a monster? You wouldn't be able to, since the maps are connected. On MH games, the sections are separated, so when you run away, the monster doesn't follow you because you're in a completely different area, with no in-between.

So true in so many ways.

I think shokio summed up that lol as I haven't played it I can't combat any of this