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I'm referring to equipment

Obviously, this isn't the players' fault, but the lack of variety in the endgame equipment is boring

I'm just starting to use GL and the first thing I want is a really strong meta set. I found this one but I don't know if there's anything better.

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I was sure they were going to give Omega the construct category; it's an artificial being and fits well as a category included in Wilds.

At least gore finally has its own category, demi-elder sounds cool

Now I'm wondering if chaotic will be the same or something like that "failed-elder"

Whenever someone talks about the negative aspects of Wilds, they mention the gogmartians (leaving aside the boring gacha system) because they completely obsolete all other weapons, making them mere decorations for layered weapons.

But nobody mentions that Iceborne suffers from the same problem. Once you reach the endgame, you only have two options: fatalis for raw damage or kjarr for element. Absolutely everything else becomes obsolete

I'd even venture to say that this problem is worse in Iceborne because it also includes armor. All the builds consist of four fatalis pieces and others that are almost always at velkhana or kulveh taroth; although safi also works for some elemental builds. But in Wilds, there's a much wider variety of endgame armor

Even with all the mechanics and advantages of Rise, some monsters are just too difficult. I was thinking that if those monsters were in other games, unchanged, they'd probably be the hardest hunts in all of Monster Hunter.

Violet Mizutsune

Allmother Narwa

Risen Crimson Glow Valstrax

Risen Shagaru Magala

Scorned Magnamalo

Primordial Malzeno

So if these 6 monsters were brought to World without any changes and with the same World gameplay, how difficult would they be? Could any of them take Fatalis's title as the most difficult monster?

I don't mean that it's an excessively difficult fight, but rather something that you watch and immediately think that even a child could have done better because of how boring, tedious, artificially long and bad it is

The best example, without a doubt, is pre Rise kushala daora

Also gen 1 rathalos

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It's been two weeks since the teaser, maybe they'll give us some more information

Regardless of which game you prefer, it has to be said that Kushala in Rise is much more fun to fight than in World. In fact, for me, Risen Kushala is much more difficult than any Kushala in World, and at the same time, much more fun

I hope Wilds follows the Rise way

On one hand, we have a mid-low level dragon that can still send a pack of doshagumas flying with its mere presence. On the other, we have a fairly powerful flying wyvern, accustomed to storms and with an elemental advantage against Kushala

Personally, I hope they give the apex variants that significantly increase their power, given their need to adapt quickly to Arkveld, and that this newfound power helps them stand up to the elder dragons

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Imagine a small fanged beast like a primate, highly intelligent that steals hunters' gear

Instead of crazy powers, this monster uses every weapon in the game with complete mastery and no tricks, just the attacks we all use. Plus, it can switch weapons periodically

It can buff itself with the hunting horn, attack you from a distance with bowguns, fly with the glaive, block your attacks with a lance, parry with a longsword and everything else

Would it be a good fight?

Jin Dahaad, probably the most powerful leviathan alongside abyssal lagiacrus

Gammoth, one of the most powerful fanged beast

Zamtrios, the most powerful amphibian, not counting variants

Ukanlos, the most powerful flying wyvern alongside akantor

Lunagaron, tie with zinogre, only behind magnamalo

Disufiroa, the most powerful non canon monster