Now, I only has surface level knowledge regarding monsters in lore(I started from rise), but nergigante is by far the most unique elder dragon I’ve encountered the entire time I played both rise and world.
Unlike other elders who seems to try and fill their arenas with as much vfx as possible, from what I’ve seen nergi simply just throws hands, which is rather unconventional from all the other “high-and-mighty” elder dragons.
Is it lame? Absolutely not. If anything it’s a nice change of pace;both monster and hunter just going toe-to-toe in strength.
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r/MonsterHunterWorld Now, I only has surface level knowledge regarding monsters in lore(I started from rise), but nergigante is by far the most unique elder dragon I’ve encountered the entire time I played both rise and world. Unlike other elders who seems to try and fill their arenas with as much vfx as possible, from what I’ve seen nergi simply just throws hands, which is rather unconventional from all the other “high-and-mighty” elder dragons. Is it lame? Absolutely not. If anything it’s a nice change of pace;both monster and hunter just going toe-to-toe in strength. submitted by /u/AdventurousAd7180 [link] [comments]
Now, I only has surface level knowledge regarding monsters in lore(I started from rise), but nergigante is by far the most unique elder dragon I’ve encountered the entire time I played both rise and world.
Unlike other elders who seems to try and fill their arenas with as much vfx as possible, from what I’ve seen nergi simply just throws hands, which is rather unconventional from all the other “high-and-mighty” elder dragons.
Is it lame? Absolutely not. If anything it’s a nice change of pace;both monster and hunter just going toe-to-toe in strength.
submitted by /u/AdventurousAd7180
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