In the Monster Hunter series, including Monster Hunter Wilds, Gracium stands out as a scarcely found crafting material. Unlike Low-Rank equipment and weapons where it isn’t essential, you will find yourself needing a good amount of Gracium for High-Rank weapon creation. Similarly, to Earth Crystals and Novacrystals, Gracium is exceptionally hard to come by as a drop.
Catching a beast involves first making it weak during combat, then employing traps and sedatives. Unfortunately, the game isn’t very forthcoming with necessary details. Keeping track of your items can sometimes become challenging, adding to the complexity and potential for misunderstandings.
However, there’s one aspect of the Monster Hunter Wilds excitement that doesn’t appeal to me. They say, ‘Once you finish the game, that’s where the true experience begins!’. Frankly, I must confess, I’m not enthused about it. Once I complete the game, I’ll bid adieu to it without a second thought. It’s not because of any personal issue; it’s just that this is typical for most video games.
Explore what lies ahead in this article as we reveal the various results and benefits based on your choices regarding Ranger Dorso – will you choose to eliminate him, save him, or collaborate with him instead.
It appears that the key factor influencing the decision is that Monster Hunter was conceived as a multiplayer series from the start, emphasizing cooperation and shared experiences. Consequently, the multiplayer aspects of different Monster Hunter games have been tailored to fit the specific platforms they were launched on.