[emulated] MHGU: revisit a fantastic send off to the old gen thread
The news about the new mh game has me thinking about this silly series I've spent way too much of my life playing (without improving! Impressive!) so I finally got around to setting up emulation to play it with my wife as she needs m&kb and started with mhworld.
Turns out there's a neat emulated network on ryujinx so you can actually play with people all over the world! Kinda like Hamachi if anyone else is old enough to remember that.
Anyway the long and the short of it, if anyone wants to play together you can set passwords either on the hubs/on the emulated lan. So I thought I'd see if anyone on hexbear had interest in revisiting it (or playing for the first time!). If there's enough we could set a password on the lan and hopefully just be able to pop in and out.
Just so there's some discussion here, I had forgotten how sticky combat was in old gen. I'm trying sns and it feels like the moment you hit attack you're basically glued to the floor. I am generally a bit mixed on some of the changes (although I thought rise and sunbreak were amazing fun overall), but the increased fluidity in combat does make it hard to go back in some ways.
I do prefer the slower pace of the older style though, just in terms of increased time wandering around and gathering. I feel like the newer games have been much more action focused for both better and worse.
When did you start playing and what are your favourite and least favourite changes in the post world era?
I am on 3 star LR quests right now. I would like to play online once. It's not something I can do regularly but going through a monster hunter game solo feels lonely at times.
We have literally just started again. I think we've done 1 hub quest and cleared 1 star village. We are usually available for a couple of hours in the evening UTC+10/11
No I don't think so. There are two online modes for Ryujinx (the emulator). One only works with other Ryujinx players. The other works with other Ryujinx players or hacked console users. It's described here: https://blog.ryujinx.org/introducing-ldn3/
Not via the online simulation, but there is a different mode that is 'local play' on the same lan. Might work with a virtual network configured correctly.