I played for a bit over 80 hours and I had an alright time I guess, I got to the Final Boss and did a bit of the postgame before losing interest, but the only reason I made it that far is because I had friends to play with.

Don't get me wrong, any new monster or challenge I always did solo first to make sure I could, I just did the grinding with friends. However past a certain point I realize, what am I even grinding for? I might like 2% stronger if I can get this new skill, but I don't need it, most of the content isn't that difficult, and the difficult fights are usually more tedious than challenging. Still, I had a decent time until I lost interest, so for that I recommend it.

I actually love grinding in video games, it's a great way to zone out and relax, but with Monster Hunter the fights were challenging enough that I couldn't relax but not so challenging it was enjoyable. With friends to grind with, it was alright, but without them I'd have dropped the game much sooner.

I played for a bit over 80 hours and I had an alright time I guess, I got to the Final Boss and did a bit of the postgame before losing interest, but the only reason I made it that far is because I had friends to play with. Don't get me wrong, any new monster or challenge I always did solo first to make sure I could, I just did the grinding with friends. However past a certain point I realize, what am I even grinding for? I might like 2% stronger if I can get this new skill, but I don't need it, most of the content isn't that difficult, and the difficult fights are usually more tedious than challenging. Still, I had a decent time until I lost interest, so for that I recommend it. I actually love grinding in video games, it's a great way to zone out and relax, but with Monster Hunter the fights were challenging enough that I couldn't relax but not so challenging it was enjoyable. With friends to grind with, it was alright, but without them I'd have dropped the game much sooner.