Have to make permanent choices early on. Get poor, half-assed introduction into lore that is way overcomplicated.
Just like real life.
this post was submitted on 29 Dec 2024
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Mind you, Monster Hunter World forces every player of a hunting squad to view an unskippable story mission cutscene in their own hosted instance before being able to join another player's session of the same mission.
Lots of watching the cutscene in a solo hunt, abandoning the mission, then joining on a friend.
Choices once made (purchasing armor) cannot be undone later. Buy a half-assed weapon in round 1, fill that slot forever and never be able to throw it away later.
Earned levels increase your character's size permanently. As your character grows, it can no longer sneak into small tunnels to catch precious loot.
Game is not open-source.
You have to spend your earned money after every round. You cannot save it to learn what skills you actually need and then bulk-buy later.
Requires internet connectivity even though single-player.
Enemies get way harder as you progress through the game and upgrade your weapons, making all these upgrades essentially useless.
Does not run fluently on a modern computer in 2024.
When you die you have to re-start from the beginning. From the very beginning.