Monster Hunter World Weapons Analysis: Historical Insights and Combat Strategies

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In this riveting analysis by IGN, the weapons and equipment from Monster Hunter World are put under the microscope by the sword fighting aficionado, Matt Easton. He dives headfirst into the intricacies of a massive bone sword, pointing out its jaw-dropping size and weight, raising eyebrows at the sheer audacity of wielding such a behemoth in battle. Matt then takes us on a historical journey, shedding light on the use of organic materials like bone, tooth, and antler in ancient weaponry, drawing intriguing parallels to the game's construction details.
As Matt slices through the differences between fighting humans and monstrous creatures, he unveils the game's meticulous attention to weapon design, lauding its nod to historical construction methods. He skillfully parries the notion of using such colossal swords against beasts, advocating for the practicality of thrusting weapons in monster encounters. With a flourish, he commends the game for capturing the essence of mass and momentum in weapon movements, a nod to the physics of combat that few games dare to tackle.
Matt's critical eye doesn't stop there as he dissects the strategic nuances of blocking and deflection in combat, applauding the game for its rare inclusion of blade sharpening mechanics. He then pivots to the tactical brilliance of using a lance as a mounted weapon, seamlessly blending historical accuracy with logical gameplay choices. With a final flourish, Matt scrutinizes the practicality of various swords against monsters, offering keen insights into their real-world inspirations and combat effectiveness.

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