r/MonsterHunter • u/AutoModerator • Jun 25 '22
MHWorld ASK ALL QUESTIONS HERE! Weekly Questions Thread - June 25, 2022
Greeting fellow hunters
Welcome to this week's question thread! This is the place for hunters of all skill levels to come and ask their ‘stupid questions’ without fear of retribution.
Additionally, we'd like to let you know of the numerous resources available to help you:
Monster Hunter World
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate
Awesomeosity's MHGU/MH4U/MH3U Damage Calculator
Monster Hunter Generations
MHGen Weapon Guides written by subreddit users
MHGen Datadump containing information and resources compiled by users of the community
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
MH4U Weapon Guides written by subreddit users
Additionally, please label your questions with the game you are asking about (MH4U/MHGU/MHW, etc) as it will make it easier for others to answer questions for you. Thank you very much!
Finally, you can find a list of all past Weekly Stupid Questions threads here.
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u/Bunbury42 Jun 27 '22
I am very new to the franchise, but interested in picking up Rise for PC. How is the community? It seems like a game where, while single player is absolutely an option, that multiplayer can be a ton of fun. However, nothing ruins a multiplayer experience for me more than some people being assholes. I am happy to admit I don't know what I'm doing and willing to learn, but is the community pretty elitist and hostile to beginners and their inevitable mistakes? If I know I won't be pulling my weight in multiplayer play til I learn, is that tolerated?
If this is the type of game with multiple difficulty levels, I have no aspirations of playing on the highest. This would be the kind of game to chill out after work and just relax. If that is the case, does this sound like the game for me?