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texhnolyze

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Platforms: PS4, XB1, PC
PC Release Date: August 9, 2018
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom
Price: $59.99



Overview
Battle gigantic monsters in epic locales.

As a hunter, you'll take on quests to hunt monsters in a variety of habitats. Take down these monsters and receive materials that you can use to create stronger weapons and armor in order to hunt even more dangerous monsters.

In Monster Hunter: World, the latest installment in the series, you can enjoy the ultimate hunting experience, using everything at your disposal to hunt monsters in a new world teeming with surprises and excitement.

Setting
Once every decade, elder dragons trek across the sea to travel to the land known as the New World in a migration referred to as the Elder Crossing. To get to the bottom of this mysterious phenomenon, the Guild has formed the Research Commission, dispatching them in large fleets to the New World.

As the Commission sends its Fifth Fleet in pursuit of the colossal elder dragon known as Zorah Magdaros, one hunter is about to embark on a journey grander than anything they could have ever imagined.



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IGN 95/100
Fitting for the series' first ever western PC version, this isn't a case of bringing flashy new exclusive content but a supremely stable, confidently-put-together package of what got all the console players so excited about in January. If it's the first time you've gotten a chance to see what Monster Hunter is all about, this is as good a starting point as you're likely to get.
Game Informer 93/100
Monster Hunter: World's PC version provides the same great hunting and gathering loops console players dove into earlier this year, and after having not played the series until now I'm absolutely hooked, both on the series and how the PC version enhances the experience.
PCGamesN 90/100
Simply put, Monster Hunter: World is one the finest action RPGs ever made and a unique, rich co-op title to boot. Spectacular and deep in equal measure, with the technical improvements of the PC version, it's happy hunting all round.
PC Gamer 86/100
Monster Hunter: World's thrilling fights with fantastic beasts never get old, even if they require tiresome item management during downtime.
Gamespot 80/100
While the PlayStation 4 version had its hiccups with getting the squad together, those aren't present at all in the PC version, which makes the most of its integration with Steam to get you playing together in under a couple of minutes. It's refreshingly simple compared to laboriously typing out a string of numbers, or fiddling with the PlayStation 4's subpar native interface.



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A vast forest that supports a complex ecosystem. A network of trees stretch high into the sky, creating the ancient tree that looms tall over the rest of the forest.

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A massive strip of parched land conjoined with a swampland that takes in water from the Ancient Forest. Ant colonies have built massive spires within the desert, while varied vegetation has sprung up along many watering holes. This locale is now home to creatures that take advantage of the two unique, coexisting ecosystems.

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A mysterious ecological highland that mimics the ebb and flow of the ocean itself. Eggs from the corals ride upon the rising currents and spread to the rest of the New World, where they become a part of the natural food chain.

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A deep valley that rests beneath the Coral Highlands. Monster corpses fall to the Vale from above, creating a layer of decomposing remains that seems to serve an important ecological role. Also unique to the Vale is the bacteria known as the effluvium, which devours organic matter.

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The Research Commission's base of operations, where hunters, researchers, and technicians have all gathered.

The Smithy
A workshop designed to answer all equipment-related needs, the Smithy may be the most vital of facilities for any hunter. At the Smithy, hunters can not only forge new weapons and armor, but make upgrades and even revert certain upgrades. Armor obtained here also provides crucial bonus skills which come in two types, "equipment skills" and "set bonus skills." Each skill has different requirements for activation.

The Canteen
The Canteen provides hunters with the nourishment they need before departing on a hunt. Eating a meal at the Canteen can bestow any number of useful powerups. You can also order an Oven Roast from the Handler.
Items used for an Oven Roast will be made into food, though depending on the item there may also be a few unexpected results!

The Gathering Hub
The Gathering Hub is a tavern that also serves as an online gathering place for up to 16 hunters at a time.
You can go on quests, have a meal, or even enjoy a friendly round of arm-wrestling.

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Scout Flies
Monster tracks, such as footprints and gashes, dot each locale. Your Scoutflies will remember the scent of a monster and guide you to other nearby tracks. And as you gather more tracks, the Scoutflies will give you even more information.

Slinger
The Slinger is an indispensable tool for a hunter, allowing you to arm yourself with stones and nuts that can be gathered from each locale. From diversion tactics to creating shortcuts, the Slinger has a variety of uses, and allows you to hunt in new and interesting ways.

Specialized Tools
Specialized tools activate powerful effects for a limited amount of time, and up to two can be equipped at a time.
Simple to use, they can be selected and activated just like any other item you take out on a hunt.

Palicoes
Palicoes are hunters' reliable comrades out in the field, specialized in a variety of offensive, defensive, and restorative support abilities. The hunter's Palico joins the Fifth Fleet with pride, as much a bona fide member of the Commission as any other hunter.



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Game Manual
Official Website

Official Twitter
Official YouTube
Kiranico MHDB

GaijinHunter YouTube
Arekkz Gaming YouTube
The Beginners' Hangout
PC Performance Thread


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Q: What are the PC requirements?
A: MINIMUM:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: WINDOWS® 7, 8, 8.1, 10 (64-bit required)
Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-4460, 3.20GHz or AMD FX™-6300
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 760 or AMD Radeon™ R7 260x (VRAM 2GB)
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 20 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectSound (DirectX® 9.0c)
Additional Notes: 1080p/30fps when graphics settings are set to "Low"

RECOMMENDED:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: WINDOWS® 7, 8, 8.1, 10 (64-bit required)
Processor: Intel® Core™ i7 3770 3.4GHz or Intel® Core™ i3 8350 4GHz or AMD Ryzen™ 5 1500X
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1060 (VRAM 3GB) or AMD Radeon™ RX 570X (VRAM 4GB)
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 20 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectSound (DirectX® 9.0c or better)
Additional Notes: 1080p/30fps when graphics settings are set to "High"


Q: Is there an FPS cap?
A: There is 30 and 60fps cap as well as a no limit setting.

Q: Resolutions and Aspect Ratios?
A: Full 4K - 1440p - 1080p and lower support. Thoroughly tested.
4x3 will have letterboxing and ultra wide will have pillar boxes.

Q: Can we play offline?
A: Yes, once you have gone online at least once you can go offline.

Q: Controller support and M+KB
A: We have seen streamers using both controlling methods as well as PS4 and Xbox one controllers. You have full control over keys rebinding.

Q: How is the port performing?

A: Very well, but quite demanding. You can find port impressions here.

Q: What's the most taxing graphic setting?
A: Volumetric rendering. See the benchmark here and comparison here.


Q: Will there be mod support?
A: Seems so, but not at launch.



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Special thanks to centracore for the original OT!
 
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Out_Of_Ammo

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Oct 25, 2017
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Aww yiss, got my CDkeys code redeemed and ready to jump in. I've always been a hammer bro but thinking of trying out GS and lance this time too.
 

Ravelle

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Oct 31, 2017
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I have 400 hours in the PS4, is the PC version enough big of a jump in quality/performance to double dip?
 

Noobiwan

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Dec 17, 2017
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Wich, those Hardware requirements are pretty high, doesnt seem like my pc can run this at a good framerate since i only have a 1050ti. does anyone know how it performs on it?
 

ABK281

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Apr 5, 2018
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Is this version going to launch with the same amount of content as the console versions currently have?
 

Taborcarn

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Oct 27, 2017
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I put 180 hours into PS4 but quit before Kulve Taroth come out. Enough time has passed that I'm recharged from burnout and ready to double dip at 1440p
 

cowbanana

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Looking forward to playing at 60 fps with much better load times. I'll most likely just play the campaign again on PC, using weapons I haven't tried yet. After 300 hours on PS4 Pro I don't think I have it in me to do much beyond that. I'll keep high level play/future content to the PS4 version, unless I somwhow change my mind.

Enjoy this PC players, it's a hell of a game!
 

Joshbob1985

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< A Jaggi!

The title is a lie.

I'm shit at computer- Is there a way to have this game start downloading automatically when it becomes available, so that it's ready when I get in from work?
 

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Been waiting for a bit so definitely looking forward to it.

< A Jaggi!

The title is a lie.

I'm shit at computer- Is there a way to have this game start downloading automatically when it becomes available, so that it's ready when I get in from work?

I'm pretty sure you can use the steam app on your phone if your PC is on with steam open on it.
 
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texhnolyze

texhnolyze

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Oct 25, 2017
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Hey cool an OT. Thx texhnolyze
Before people start complaining about performance and benchmarks: The ultra (very high) preset is extremely taxing. Looks like you can get about +50% performance switching from Very High to High.
Yeah, that's a very taxing setting. From that benchmark, I guess I'll be fine on high.

< A Jaggi!

The title is a lie.

I'm shit at computer- Is there a way to have this game start downloading automatically when it becomes available, so that it's ready when I get in from work?
Yes, you can install remotely either via your Steam app or browser.
https://www.howtogeek.com/329192/how-to-download-steam-games-to-your-pc-from-your-phone/
 

Isee

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Oct 25, 2017
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Haha good joke. We all know there is no Steam Support, let alone Vale Business hours.
 
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texhnolyze

texhnolyze

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I have no problem with the unlock time. I'm just so bummed that there will be no preload. I pre-ordered the game so that I can preload.

Haha good joke. We all know there is no Steam Support, let alone Vale Business hours.
In 2010, perhaps that's true. I got this response a few hours after I submitted my ticket.

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For anybody new I really recommend to:

-Use the radial menu! It has four pages.
-Turn radial menu selection to type 2 which requires click
-You can put crafting recipes on the radial menu
-Save your loadouts! Yes your radial will save too so you can have different setups for that with different loadouts
-Change the lock on to old 3DS school style (just one pretty much), large only, and get use to hitting reset to quickly put camera back on the monster.
-Use more then one weapon
-Use weapons you like
 

Kalik

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Nov 1, 2017
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so which weapon(s) are most people favorite?...any recommended weapon for a newbie to Monster Hunter?
 

ZugZug123

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Oct 27, 2017
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I only played a bit of MH4 on 3DS and did not progress much. What is the weapon recommendation if you want to not comsume stamina too fast and move a bit faster in combat? I think I used a really large sword on MH4 and I was out of stamina after 2 swings ^^' (I'm so bad at this game....)
 

Corthier

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Oct 25, 2017
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Double dipped for the PC version. Gonna need to beat Behemoth again and craft my Drachen armor. Going IG as I do in the ps4 version, gotta rep the Dragoons!
 

Zutrax

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Oct 31, 2017
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So I'm wondering if anyone knows this yet, or if this is even feesible. But after putting well over 200 hours into the PS4 version with several of my friends, we would love to switch over to the PC version for superior visuals/performance, but I also don't want to have to redo everything from scratch. Obviously save transfers or crossplay aren't in or viable, but does anyone know if there's something like being able to use cheatengine to just replicate or come close to replicating the equipment and items I had on PS4 without being banned/still being able to play online?
 

Ryuelli

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Oct 26, 2017
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I've never played any Monster Hunter game. I'm trying to decide if I want to pick up this or Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate on Switch later on this month. I don't have a ton of time to devote to either, but I am interested in trying out the series. What is the more casual of the two?
 

Kanhir

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So I'm wondering if anyone knows this yet, or if this is even feesible. But after putting well over 200 hours into the PS4 version with several of my friends, we would love to switch over to the PC version for superior visuals/performance, but I also don't want to have to redo everything from scratch. Obviously save transfers or crossplay aren't in or viable, but does anyone know if there's something like being able to use cheatengine to just replicate or come close to replicating the equipment and items I had on PS4 without being banned/still being able to play online?
Not yet, but give the community a week of infuriation with the desire sensor and I'm sure one will pop up.

I've never played any Monster Hunter game. I'm trying to decide if I want to pick up this or Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate on Switch later on this month. I don't have a ton of time to devote to either, but I am interested in trying out the series. What is the more casual of the two?
World, definitely. Generations Ultimate is an anniversary title, so it's aimed at people who have played the series before.

I only played a bit of MH4 on 3DS and did not progress much. What is the weapon recommendation if you want to not comsume stamina too fast and move a bit faster in combat? I think I used a really large sword on MH4 and I was out of stamina after 2 swings ^^' (I'm so bad at this game....)
I'd recommend trying out Sword+Shield and Insect Glaive. The former is super versatile and works great for both solo and support builds, while the latter is super fun and stylish.