Game Development: Monster Hunter Shocks the World from the Start

Monster Hunter, the protagonist's first game, will not be put on sale until it feels like it's on the shelves at your current level.

I feel like the novice guide is worse than Capcom

There has been no update for two days. . . . Is he a eunuch?

Can you write less about anchors playing games? The update has almost 100 chapters and the main character has only appeared a dozen times. There is no need to write out the plot of the game. You have to know that what you are writing is about making games and not playing games live. Don't go off topic. At most, I can just write about the shock when the game was first played by the anchor.

If you write about Monster Hunter, I must support you.

Brother, are you waiting for Monster Hunter Wilderness to be released before updating?

Although P3 is the sentiment of most veteran hunters in China, it is the sentiment of old hunters after all. If I am still lingering in P3 after 70 chapters, is it too conservative? World is an out-and-out monster hunter, and there are too many people who fell into this game. Writing P3 can indeed make old players happy, but readers who fall into the trap after World will just be confused about not being able to get it, and then leave confused. Writing to the world as soon as possible can take care of all target readers, while writing P3 can only take care of veteran hunters. This is the difference. It's better to write about the world and rise as soon as possible. For example, the modern sword is bound by Juden Qiang, and the P3 ancient sword is not boring to write. For example, the stalked shield ax "wins when solved", the bug stick becomes a "perfect weapon" from the beginning of the world, the diffusion bomb bombs teammates, and the light crossbow howitzer skips classes. I found that there are not many familiar stalks that broke out from the world. Before this, the monster hunting circle was still just a small circle. So really, let's push forward P3 as soon as possible. World can also realize things in the book that are not realized in the card table. For example, the five major maps were originally connected together, but the final product was still divided into small gardens, which is also a highlight. After all, it's one of the cool things about this kind of writing that it can realize the original regret, right?

The field of view from the first perspective is limited, and the intimidation level of real-person monster hunting monsters is increased. The equipment only has set effects and no individual skill effects. The weapon moves only have basic attack and defense, and do not include the strong charge of slaying Tieshan Kou and Mikiden Ryu. You need to explore by yourself to adjust the potion conditions. You are not a monster hunter at all. You are a living father of monsters. This makes it no better for an experienced hunter in real life. A pure novice in the novel has a hellish level of difficulty.

Teach a newbie how to climb a dragon without sharpening your sword, so good, good, good, your monster hunting skills are not as good as Alishan

I plan to follow the example of the Pokémon book and write it in a series until the end of time...