One of the best all-time games I've played so far in my whole life, I can say. This is my first monster hunter game. I was totally surprised at how much craft went into this game in creating this world. I can feel life in every NPC, monster, and wildlife, and this is what I call an AAA title by all standards, even today. When I look into some things, how did the devs manage to achieve this? I can feel their intent. They wanted to give the best to whoever bought this game. I know people who played in the early stages had complaints about bugs and all. I think it's all polished now, which most publishers lack these days. Square Enix's worst ports, f*ck you. You will very rarely come across a bug .

coming to game play.

I started exploring coop and had no idea how a grind game works, so I slapped myself with defender armour and an insect glaive while my good friend (who played the game as intended) focused on grinding. I highly recommend playing this with friends, and you can make friends in the game. The game was full of surprises and entertaining and I was like "the floor is lava bro with my glaive just surviving,aerial attacks and all" ultra noob". My good friend was taking slaps of mine and skllin' up in the game. We completed the campaign and faced behemoth with my ♥♥♥♥♥♥ gear. Then it whopped my arse. THE END. My friend carried Iceborne. The credits came, so the game was over for me. I planned to buy DLC later.

2.) Purchase of the DLC and the same friend of mine joined my journey again, as well as a few others. Time for a new weapon, long sword. I chose you. I learned static combos, not to counter and parry. As you progress, iceborne monsters become more demanding. My friend explained armour and building mechanics. It is very interesting to sort armor. I really like how this game gates also like time to change gears or gear needs tweaking as we face new monsters and new cheerful memories when I get my ass kicked, and it's fun we made it to the end game. As farming began, I learned my weapon moves; a little parry, a counter wow. As you read the monster moves, your hunting becomes more efficient. I was feeling good; I was becoming a monster hunter, and the end game proved me wrong. We tried, we tried, we tried, and we finished . DLC is more than a campaign in content and playtime. THE END

3.)I was totally feelin' low in my real life and all the games were feelin' meh . I made my childhood friend buy the game. It was time for a new character. I was feeling alive and learning at the same time. This time I knew monster moves and started to play risky counters and parrys. You fail, you fail, it's fun, and you succeed, it's fun . My friend was experiencing things I had once had. It was nostalgia from start to finish. He was also surprised with the elements of the game, and this made me put myself back in real life to be cheerful again and share cheerful moments with my friend also. The truth is I still play safe in the endgame and I barely scratched the surface. We have 14 weapons in the game, and I now understand speed runs and how calculated their combos were. The experience is different once you master a weapon. Once you feel yourself as a monster hunter,your weapon behaves like part of your body. That's the real experience of the monster hunter world.

If you want to buy this, go ahead and buy it. It's worth every penny for the experience and immersion you can get. I see so many new players coming. Sure, you can make friends, and it has matchmaking too. If you're casual or challenged, it's fun. Patience and the right guides help a lot, and there is a lot of modding which can enhance your experience. It can be tiresome. It's fun, but I never felt depressed when playing and revisiting this game. If you don't have patience or tolerance, don't touch this game.

All I want to say is that when I am on my deathbed or about to die, I will remember this game and the memories I had with it and my palico (pet), who saved and cheered for me all the time.