I Played Through Monster Hunter: Wilds Fully Solo and Discovered an Immersive World and Story
In my early days, around a decade back, I first experienced the Monster Hunter series, captivated by its thrilling gameplay and the intricate biology of each distinctive monster. However, my younger self found that the fear these virtual beasts instilled in me was startlingly authentic. It took me countless hours just to conquer the initial, feeble monster, with the quest time limit often serving as my downfall if not the monster itself. A friend eventually assisted me by taking on all the difficult tasks and scares until I felt more confident. I owe them a debt of gratitude, as they played a crucial role in allowing me to truly appreciate Monster Hunter. The series has remained a treasured gaming experience for me, with each new release offering an unforgettable cooperative adventure shared with friends, loved ones, and occasionally online acquaintances. With the latest addition, Monster Hunter: World, introducing a follower system and deeply integrating its narrative into the main gameplay, I decided to try playing it solo.