Chrono_Cross wrote:

It's about exposing the gameplay. You know, the thing that the game's revolved around? If you enjoyed the gameplay, then the actual game will definitely attend to your hunger of it.

Retro_on_theGo wrote:

Wow this game is deep.

19Robb92 wrote:

I disagree.

The main reason for a demo is for the developers to gain more people and create a bigger audience. Capcom failed hard to do it with this IMO.

19Robb92 wrote:

I didn't even know WHY I was slaying that beast.

Chrono_Cross wrote:

19Robb92 wrote:

I disagree.

The main reason for a demo is for the developers to gain more people and create a bigger audience. Capcom failed hard to do it with this IMO.

Capcom failed to lure you, not the thousands of newcomers. There's a handful of people that are new to Monster Hunter on this site that played the demo, enjoyed it and are now going to purchase it because of that joy.

If you want what you crave, buy the actual game. Capcom's luring newcomers in with its superb gameplay, and that's all it needs to do.

Aviator wrote:

Also Chrono, just to prove I wasn't kidding about Narga, it is introduced in the final tier of high rank quests.

_{so it's gonna be even worse}

Aviator wrote:

No. Deviljho is after it

Aviator wrote:

Void wrote:

After playing the demo I can safely say I liked the heavy blowgun the best, next I would probably take the dual swords, and is the Lagombi resistant to blowguns, or is the light blowgun just really, really weak? _#mhnoob

I couldn't answer this question without knowing the bowgun and what rounds you were using.

No monster is weak/strong to a certain type of weapons. Weapons come with a lot of attributes, including strength (or power whatever it's called). Some weapons have attributes giving them Fire attack or Water attack etc.

Bowguns iirc, the stats are just for how the weapons handle. What is really important with Bowguns (and Bows, Gunlances) is the rounds you are using. Holding down L and using A/X allows you to switch through your rounds. See if you get any Fire/Lightning rounds with the loadout, as that is what it is weakest too.

Also, for anyone who is a noob to the series and is serious about learning how to be a pro at this game, look at the wiki. http://monsterhunter.wikia.com/wiki/Portal:MH3U That wiki has everything from Weapons and all the weapon trees to offline and online quest info.

Bookmark it, make it your homepage. (It is the best hunting resource.)

Fuzzy wrote:

Can you use the CCPro for this game? Played the demo with the Game Pad, and I didn't like the feel of it.

Trying out some new weapons to see what I'll use when I buy the game. Though will probably end up using the hammer.

Fuzzy wrote:

Can you use the CCPro for this game? Played the demo with the Game Pad, and I didn't like the feel of it.

Trying out some new weapons to see what I'll use when I buy the game. Though will probably end up using the hammer.

Void wrote:

Aviator wrote:

Void wrote:

After playing the demo I can safely say I liked the heavy blowgun the best, next I would probably take the dual swords, and is the Lagombi resistant to blowguns, or is the light blowgun just really, really weak? _#mhnoob

I couldn't answer this question without knowing the bowgun and what rounds you were using.

No monster is weak/strong to a certain type of weapons. Weapons come with a lot of attributes, including strength (or power whatever it's called). Some weapons have attributes giving them Fire attack or Water attack etc.

Bowguns iirc, the stats are just for how the weapons handle. What is really important with Bowguns (and Bows, Gunlances) is the rounds you are using. Holding down L and using A/X allows you to switch through your rounds. See if you get any Fire/Lightning rounds with the loadout, as that is what it is weakest too.

Also, for anyone who is a noob to the series and is serious about learning how to be a pro at this game, look at the wiki. http://monsterhunter.wikia.com/wiki/Portal:MH3U That wiki has everything from Weapons and all the weapon trees to offline and online quest info.

Bookmark it, make it your homepage. (It is the best hunting resource.)

Oh I see now.
I did find some fire ammo in the chest... I probably would have beat it if I knew that was there before, because other than that you got some basic stuff, pellets, piercing, and status shells.

Chrono_Cross wrote:

Capcom failed to lure you, not the thousands of newcomers. There's a handful of people that are new to Monster Hunter on this site that played the demo, enjoyed it and are now going to purchase it because of that joy.

If you want what you crave, buy the actual game. Capcom's luring newcomers in with its superb gameplay, and that's all it needs to do.

Aviator wrote:

Umm, we downloaded the same demo didn't we.

Y'know, the one called Monster Hunter.

Tasuki wrote:

You are the guy that complains at the sample lady at the grocery store for only giving you one sample aren't you?

Chrono_Cross wrote:

TheKingOfTown wrote:

Is it sad that I got killed by the arctic bunny thing?

No, because you're a newcomer, yes?