Monster Hunter Wilds Beta Preview | Rough

No, you're not imagining Monster Hunter Wilds' beta combat feeling off - there's a good reason for it
There's a good reason why combat in Monster Hunter Wilds's beta felt like a downgrade, according to one player
Monster Hunter Wilds player uses the power of math to prove why the beta left "some weapons feeling worse" compared to Monster Hunter World or Rise
If you, like many other players, decided to dive into Monster Hunter Wilds over its beta period, you might have been left feeling a little underwhelmed by certain weapons, and now, thanks to the power of math, it's been proven that there's a reason why.
Monster Hunter Wilds Beta Preview | Rough, But Fun
The Monster Hunter Wilds Open Beta has given us a lot to test out in terms of new features and gameplay. However, there are some qualms.
Monster Hunter Wilds Seems to Have Made Weapons 'Feel Worse'
Monster Hunter Wilds fans notice a huge change that seems to have made weapons feel strangely worse during their beta playthrough.
Monster Hunter Wilds Player Counts Frames to Explain Why Combat Feels Off
Some fans have complained that Wilds’ combat feels floaty, or not as impactful as it is in other Monster Hunter games. This feeling, according to one player who has analyzed frame data for Wilds and compared it to that of prior Monster Hunter games, has to do with hitstop — or, in this case, the lack of.
Capcom, if you're listening: Monster Hunter Wilds needs its hitstop back
Nothing feels like Monster Hunter. You can fight giant lizards in any number of games, but Monster Hunter makes it look believable. When I take on a hunt to go toe-to-toe with a Deviljho, it doesn't just feel like I'm whittling away at an arbitrary number of health points.
Remember you can try Monster Hunter Wilds for free this weekend
It doesn't launch until next year, but you can try Monster Hunter Wilds on PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC this weekend thanks to an open beta.
Monster Hunter Wilds Players Have Run Into Some Wildly Low-Poly Monsters, and Now They're Posting Their Favorites
Capcom officially unleashed the Monster Hunter Wilds beta test for everyone yesterday, and some players are finding some creatures to be a bit... flat.
Where to pre-order Monster Hunter Wilds
If you’re planning to pick up a physical copy of Monster Hunter Wilds, the standard version of the game is also available to pre-order as a $74.99 Steelbook Edition. This version is virtually identical to the Standard Edition but comes packaged in a collector’s Steelbook, which is available to pre-order from Amazon, GameStop, or Target.
11 things in the Monster Hunter Wilds beta I want Capcom to fix before the game launches
After many more hours and some welcome multiplayer hunts in the PC Monster Hunter Wilds beta, I stand by my altogether positive impressions from the early PS5 beta. The game is looking good, and I don't really know what to do with myself now that the beta is gone.
Monster Hunter Wilds' low-poly beasts have been lovingly adopted by fans nicknaming them 'origami monsters'
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Monster Hunter Wilds Player Makes Final Fantasy 16's Clive Using Character Creator
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After 500 hours in Monster Hunter World, the Monster Hunter Wilds beta feels like a new pair of shoes: fresh and stylish, but a little uncomfortable
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