Monster Hunter Wilds Has The Best Features From Capcom's Best Games
Capcom has been on a roll in the last few years, and it seems like that roll will continue if the beta is truly representative of the final product. Yes, there are some performance issues, especially due to PC optimization problems, but it should be noted that the beta isn't the final version of the game or even the version that the developer is currently working on. From a gameplay perspective, there's already a lot to love, especially for fans that were introduced to the series with .
In a lot of ways, feels like a culmination of everything that Capcom has learned up until this point since its renaissance inspired by the RE engine and. It helps that the series has always had extremely feature-rich games, and the beta for has shown off a lot, despite explicitly keeping some things locked, like Gemma's forge or the Palico-powered kitchen back at Base Camp. One feature in particular seems to have taken some inspiration from Capcom's .
Although players could argue whether a lot of the gameplay changes in are an improvement over other titles in the series, one feature that has objectively seen a marked improvement is the character creator. Considering that both and have decent character creators, this is impressive, and the level of detail players now have in customizing their Hunters is incredible. They can even make their Palicos extra fluffy too, which is such a great addition, considering that the game looks good enough to make the extra hair work.
While exploring the Windward Plains on a Siekret, a Hunter's Palico will sometimes jump onto its tail to travel with them.
Another Capcom game that made waves with its incredible character creator was , and the character creator was so good that Capcom decided to release just that as a demo prior to the game's launch. Although character creator isn't quite as feature-rich as 's, it shows that Capcom has made a dedicated effort to improve this specific feature in their games. Even has an amazing, if very comical,
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