Questions about Monster Hunter Freedom Unite

I'm going to GameStop tomorrow to get a new game or two, and Monster Hunter Freedom catches my eye. I've played the demo, and died. And died and died and died. So, here are some questions.

1) How long did it take you to get used to the controls and not die every five minutes?

2) Does it have a leveling system?

3) Is the bonus content worth the extra cash?

4) I have no friends with a PSP. Is it still worth it for soloing?

I'm going to GameStop tomorrow to get a new game or two, and Monster Hunter Freedom catches my eye. I've played the demo, and died. And died and died and died. So, here are some questions.

1) How long did it take you to get used to the controls and not die every five minutes?

2) Does it have a leveling system?

3) Is the bonus content worth the extra cash?

4) I have no friends with a PSP. Is it still worth it for soloing?

Monster hunter has a long learning curve so just keep trying. Dying a lot is pretty normal for someone new to series.

I'm going to GameStop tomorrow to get a new game or two, and Monster Hunter Freedom catches my eye. I've played the demo, and died. And died and died and died. So, here are some questions.

1) How long did it take you to get used to the controls and not die every five minutes?

2) Does it have a leveling system?

3) Is the bonus content worth the extra cash?

4) I have no friends with a PSP. Is it still worth it for soloing?

Thanks guys. I've been playing the demo for hours, and I found a good class for me. I'll have to pick this one up.

Thanks guys. I've been playing the demo for hours, and I found a good class for me. I'll have to pick this one up.

Phoenix534

i'm playing this game as we speak. I've clocked in about 320 hours on my file all the way back from monster Hunter Freedom 1. It's one of the best games you could ever own for the PSP easily.

i'm playing this game as we speak. I've clocked in about 320 hours on my file all the way back from monster Hunter Freedom 1. It's one of the best games you could ever own for the PSP easily.

CoreoVII

[QUOTE="Phoenix534"]

Thanks guys. I've been playing the demo for hours, and I found a good class for me. I'll have to pick this one up.

blabbyboy

No. It was actually the Light Bowgun class. The monster was to busy beating the crap out of my felyne to attack me, giving me time to shot. I'll probably experiment with more classes in the demo to see if there is a better class for me.

[QUOTE="blabbyboy"][QUOTE="Phoenix534"]

Thanks guys. I've been playing the demo for hours, and I found a good class for me. I'll have to pick this one up.

No. It was actually the Light Bowgun class. The monster was to busy beating the crap out of my felyne to attack me, giving me time to shot. I'll probably experiment with more classes in the demo to see if there is a better class for me.

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[QUOTE="blabbyboy"] Wich class. Sword and shield?blabbyboy

No. It was actually the Light Bowgun class. The monster was to busy beating the crap out of my felyne to attack me, giving me time to shot. I'll probably experiment with more classes in the demo to see if there is a better class for me.

I'll give that class a try next time.

They're not really classes just different weapon types.aznstyle11

It's easier to say classes.

I personally prefer the Gun-Lance. Its a fulfilling weapon type for me. You can dodge, shoot from a distance, Attack up close with combos, Guard many minor and Wyvren attacks without breaking your stance, and you get to shoot a cool power shot that packs alot of kick but has a cooldown.

Try that once in a while.

I'm old school and just use the sword and shield. I may go for the great swords cause they look bada$$ but slow as hell.