The Insanity of Monster Hunter Stories Post-Game

I was obsessed with online PvP on the Nintendo 3DS, but unfortunately, there weren’t that many people playing, so I hope this changes with this game!

The PvP rules are the same as in the Albarax Arena, so if you played there, you know what to expect. However, to be competitive, there is an entry barrier called time.

Making a team is time-consuming and grindy, and if I didn’t love this game, I would’ve quit by now. You’ll be going into dens over and over, hoping to get the right egg with the right gene in the place that you need.

Then you’ll need to farm for Nutrients by purchasing them from the Melynx Inc. or doing the Special Subquests.

And then you’ll need to go through the Labyrinth of Ordeals multiple times to find the best talismans in the game.

Also, some Rider Skills are only available if you complete a certain quest, so unfortunately, it’s not something you can avoid.

But is all of this worth it? It’s difficult to say no because I absolutely love the PvP, and I know what to expect. What I love about it is the amount of customization you can do with your monsties.

It’s far from being the most balanced game in the world, but it’s a lot of fun.

For newcomers, this whole process can be discouraging, and I understand. Still, if you want to beat the Tower of Illusion or even the Labyrinth of Ordeals, you’ll need to make a strong monstie, and you’ll be able to use it in PvP as well, so give it a try!