Monster Hunter Wilds player uses the power of math to prove why the beta left "some weapons feeling worse" compared to Monster Hunter World or Rise
It appears that the hitstop of weapons has been reduced
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GamesAction RpgMonster HunterMonster Hunter WildsMonster Hunter Wilds player uses the power of math to prove why the beta left “some weapons feeling worse” compared to Monster Hunter World or RiseWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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And you don’t just have to take their word for it, because they’ve compiled the evidence into a handy video. Take the Switch Axe, for example. Its Overhead Chop attack had noticeable hitstop in Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate, lasting …
