Would a loot crate system make sense in Monster Hunter World. We talk with the devs about why the feature doesn't fit with the upcoming PS4, Xbox One, and PC game.
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"He explained that it just felt like Monster Hunter World doesn't need that kind of system. "You've already kind of got loot as a core gameplay aspect without having to shove a microtransaction version of it in, Our focus is on wanting to get people to play our action game and feel the kind of satisfaction that comes with the achievement you get with completing a hunt and getting rewards. We want people to have the experience that we've made for them rather than the option to skip the experience. "Tsujimoto said."
That's all I needed to know. Publishers/developers need to realize that microtransactions or loot boxes are devaluing the effort that went into their games and makes the experience as a whole feel unrewarding for the player. Keep this BS out of our games.
Thanks Capcom for not putting MT or loot boxes in Monster Hunter World. Day 1 for me.
Great on you mh devs, sad many companies think the opposite for their games. Hope they release free dlc like the previous titles, I do have a feeling they there will be paid dlc though since its on the big consoles and pc.
Whether they are there or not, I don't care. I'm not gunna buy them regardless.
Even though i'm not a fan of these kind of games, knowing that I don't have to depend on MTs to get certain stuff in the game, I just may buy this.. afterall almost ALL other games coming out between now and jan 2018 all seem to have MTs implemented 1 way or the other. Good job CAPCOM.
I can't believe a monster hunter game is coming to pc/consoles,i hope theymake the achievements extra hard,like soloing all g rank quests .