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What Makes Monster Hunter Rise Different?

There are many things that set Monster Hunter Rise apart from its predecessors. At the same time, it borrows many of the things that made previous entries shine and gave them a traditional Japanese dressing.

Rather than the usual anachronistic Neolithic-Iron Age-Steampunk settings in previous iterations, Monster Hunter Rise takes players to a country much like 17 ^th century Japan. Centered on Kamura Village, players fill the shoes of the local Guild-approved hunter, who must defend the supposedly idyllic town from hordes of monsters threatening its way of life and existence.

The game goes as far as using Japanese artistic aesthetics on monster icons and its user interface, making the former feel like they heavily borrow from yokai, Japanese supernatural monsters.

Combat-wise, the game takes much from Monster Hunter World: Iceborne – grounded, combo-based, and has no lock-ons and assistive systems but very freeform, allowing players to fight however they like and use the terrain to their advantage. Rise compounds this with wirebugs.

As the name suggests, they are insects that conjure wires, which are used by players to swing in midair, attach to and climb flat vertical surfaces, break their fall, and even bind monsters in place as well as ride and move them against their will. In fact, players can ride another monster use it to attack another.

The armor skill system also takes from Iceborne, with pieces of armor possessing certain levels of a particular skill, allowing hunters to mix and match to get the combination they want and need.

Progress-wise, however, the game takes from Generations. Hunters advance through the story by completing village quests, while their rank goes up by accomplishing hub quests.

Why Do Players Buy an MH Rise Account?

Monster Hunter Rise continues the franchise’s tradition of giving players a feedback loop. Players farm monster parts in order to make stronger weapons and armor, and to do so they’ll have to fight monsters again and again. In the process, they’ll learn to master the combat against these monsters.

Many players also continue to play the game despite already achieving the build they want. They try out new weapons and builds or continue to play in order to keep their skills sharp.

Players that want to buy an MH Rise Account might choose to do so for a variety of reasons. Frequently, players have already experienced the story and want to cut the grind, while some want to get exclusive digital content but didn't get the chance. Regardless of why they’re buying, many of them manage to do it by buying a Nintendo Online account with a Monster Hunter Rise digital copy and cloud save.

How much a buyer is willing to pay for a Monster Hunter Rise account depends on the progress already made, as well as the price of paid DLCs in the save file, especially if they’re exclusive, limited-edition ones such as those that came as preorder bonuses.