13 Best Exotics For Hunter Destiny 2 (2023 Updated)

I really enjoyed MHStories on the DS, and am not disappointed by the new Switch iteration. It’s great fun having creatures from the MH universe as your teammates/pets, and the turn-based fighting mechanic is a nice change from the usual hack ‘n’ slash.

Graphics are gorgeous, if a little repetitive. I haven’t finished the main story arc, but look forward to doing so while satisfying my urge to collect them all (*cough*). My only complaints this time around: lag/framerate slowdown on the Switch is noticeable, though not gamebreaking.

The combat system has a few added features, which seem exciting at first, but soon somehow feel a bit redundant. New “rider’s notes” concerning gene combination and egg-hunting sort of suck the fun out of discovery, memory-building and learning by trial and error, and warnings in the field feel a bit too hand-holdy, too: you’re told beforehand if a new monster will be too much for you, for instance.

Remember prematurely taking on that snoozing pink rathian in Stories 1 and dying horribly? Learning experiences = FUN. Also, in this sequel, you nearly always have a story-related offsider and their pet with you to help you take down monsters, which rather takes the edge off what would otherwise be hard-won solo victories to feel proud of.

I think this game is intended for younger folk, though even they might prefer the steeper learning curve and subsequent feelings of mastery and achievement that earlier Monster Hunter games (Stories included) are known for.

I still think this is a game worth having and playing, if you don’t mind things being made a little too easy for you.

Charming role-playing/creature collecting game set in the Monster Hunter universe. The story is a typical feel-good, straightforward sort, but has its heartwarming moments and is enjoyable to experience.

Core gameplay revolves around rock-paper-scissors matchups and is relatively simple to learn, but has varied enough patterns between enemies to be fun throughout the game. Performance on Switch leaves a bit to be desired, with notably poor performance (15-20 FPS) in the second region of the game.

Mostly tolerable otherwise. Switch version is great for short pick-up-and-play sessions which the game is well suited for, but the PC version will be significantly better if smooth gameplay and visuals are a concern.

If you like Monster Hunter and ever wanted to pet one of the monsters in the series, you’ll probably enjoy this.

This game is excellent. It’s a turned based RPG that is a little bit more involved compared to Pokemon. There are no e quality of life options that are built in. Great story with great character development.

The co-op mode are mini dungeons where you and a friend can tackle a monster. Really fun. The animated kinship moves are beautiful to look at. So many to unlock. I will definitely be purchasing the next installment on day one!.

So I’ll start off by saying this is the 3rd Tour Edge driver I’ve had, I also had the EXS 220, the C721, and now the E722. The EXS220 felt very good, and in my opinion the E722 feels similar but more firm.

I have the Ventus Blue shaft in regular flex, feels very strong on contact and the sound is great, has a nice crack to it, doesn’t sound like any other drivers I’ve heard lately. Out the box I haven’t made any adjustments to the lie and loft I like the ball flight it’s pretty straight with a baby draw at the end.

I only lost a few to the right when I really tried to swing faster, for the most part straight down the middle of the fairway. Compared to the C721 this feels a little stronger but could be the shaft since I have the red Ventus in that club.

Fits my specs for smaller club head for tight lies and shot shaping. Available in regular shaft which is not easy to find for players clubs. Knew from the first range ball it was right for me. I bought two fairway 3 metals 13.

5 and 16. 5 degrees. Also purchased the new c722 exotics hybrid number 2 to replace my 5 wood. Played a couple of rounds with these clubs so I don’t know about durability. I’m 64, I’ve been playing for over 50 years, Tour Edge rocks for seniors!.

Two weeks ago bought a used C722, 9. 5, in excellent condition with regular flex shaft. On the driving range was not so happy. Pulled it almost 100%. Then I changed the shaft to my old stiff shaft from my previous Tour Edge driver, ordered an extra 20g weight and have 20g in front and in the back, and voila, the pull is gone, almost impossible to slice it enough to go out of bounce.

Straight as an arrow. The first driver I own where I can feel what it means when the industry says that a driver is forgiving.

This review is coming from someone who’s tried to get into Monster Hunter, but never got it. Until now. I love how customizable your avatar is in this game. Kinda like in standard RPGs you must keep upgrading your armor and weapons.

but in this case you upgrade by continuously slaying the same monsters over again to gather materials. there in lies the main fun of this game, to strategize and become the best hunter you can be. What really makes this game more of fun time is playing with multiple people.

Which I am sad to say this version of the game does NOT crossplay connect to the pc version. Missed opportunity. But if you have a friend or NSO you’ll be able to find people. Graphic/Aesthetic wise the game is beautiful, Capcom really tapped into the Nintendo philosophy of artistical liberties on older hardware.

I also admit I love the Japanese culture inspirations Capcom put in this time. I liked how the older games had a western/fantasy feel to their aesthetic, and what not, but here it just feels like the developers really leaned into their own culture for ideas(the shrine sisters, Ninja/Samurai garments, old Japanese style buildings.

) 9/10 great game.

I won’t go into endgame content as I haven’t gotten to endgame (I’m about halfway through the village), and Capcom is still rolling out endgame content. I also haven’t put enough time in on it in handheld mode to make a fair judgement, but from what I’ve seen it runs pretty well in docked and handheld mode.

So with that out of the way this is a Monster Hunter game, which means you take your pitifully small hunter armed with a weapon (sword, staff, bow, gun, lance, explosive lance. ) and hunt animals much bigger and stronger than you are for parts to make better armor and weapons.

If you are coming from World and Iceborne there are many differences such as: Rise is Switch only (which means the graphics won’t be as good as Worlds on PC/Xbox/PS) Rise has a wirebug mechanic which allows you to Spiderman your way around the level, and up walls Rise has monster riding where you can “catch” a monster and beat the crap out of other monsters or run it into a wall.

Rise also has doggos you can ride like the rideable monsters in World except faster and you don’t have to unlock them. Rise also has a tower defense-ish game called rampages. Pros: Portable Fun Fast, and 3d movement (can run up walls) Doggos and Monster Hunter gameplay Cons: Annoying characters (For some reason Rise’s version of handler/s irk me more than World/Icebornes Handler.

The Dango girl also is kinda obnoxious after awhile. ) 3d Movement (running up walls can be finicky, especially when it comes to reaching a certain ledge in the frozen area. ) Developers kinda simplified the gameplay down with the removal of hot/cold drinks.

Lacking in interesting areas. (Rise falls back to the general areas of previous non-world games; Hills, Swamp, desert, cold, volcano. It doesn’t have the interesting places in World like Coral Highlands, or Rotten Vale.

) Meh: Dango (I like dango in real life, but previous Monster Hunters made the meals look really good, which is lacking in Rise. ) Easier than previous Monster Hunters (understandable since there is no G-Rank yet.

) Graphics are a step back from Worlds, but thats understandable since it is on a lower power system. Overall it’s a fun game with enough differences to set it apart from the previous Monster Hunters.

I’m so thrilled I was able to get the Collector’s Edition of Monster Hunter Rise from the Nintendo Official UK Store! Not only did I receive my package and items without any notable issues, I also managed to get my hands on the Collectible Cards Set and SteelBook without any concerns whatsoever.

I’m so pleased to see all of my items in good condition even after my thorough inspection, for I would have been really distraught if they weren’t. Okay, so here are my thoughts on each of the collector’s items.

The SteelBook’s just fine. The Magnamalo amiibo is like so cool. The “Kamura Mark” pin is simply lovely, and it’s really nicely made too. All four of the cards in the set look absolutely splendid. The stickers with illustrations of some of the game’s monsters are just so cute and adorable! I really want the other monsters to have stickers too!As for the game itself, I’ve always liked the gameplay of Monster Hunter games since way back when things were much simpler, but oh do I love it now.

I love the various Silkbind Attacks and Switch Skills of the different weapons! Most of them are like so cool! They really drastically change the pace of a battle when fighting monsters, and the choices allow for some degree of customization in one’s play style.

I like how they really made an effort to try and make the combat even more enjoyable. Of course, I also appreciate the improvements made to the game’s graphics and other general enhancements. The story itself is nice, and I can’t wait to see what the future holds for this game.

If there’s anything I would like to point out though, it would probably be the the Collector’s Edition box used to contain game, amiibo, and other stuff as I feel like it’s kinda flimsy. I mean, it’s not a terrible “Collector’s” box, but it definitely could’ve been better, if you know what I mean.

Another thing I found to be a bit concerning was how the Collectible Cards Set and SteelBook didn’t really have much protection save from an envelope and some external wrapping as they were separate from the box.

I know that they really aren’t supposed to be inside since they aren’t part of the typical collector’s set most people would get, but I was honestly really worried because they could’ve easily been damaged in transit.

I’m fortunate enough not to have experienced such a tragedy, but one can never be too careful.

I’ve been playing Destiny since the beta. I used to get the expansion right away as I was an avid fan, but now I wait until their on sale, as I found that it was just getting much for not allot of what I was actually paying for at full price.

It’s a first person shooter, which is not a game type I generally go too. So you can still enjoy it even if it your normal game type. The story is good, but I find it choppy and sometimes hard to get the full story as some of its only told through written text that you need to find these hidden fragments.

So sometimes they can be missed until you just randomly find it. The one thing I would like to be changed is some of the events that you need to complete needs 6 gamers, so it’s hard to get that at the same time if you don’t have any gaming friends.

Though some of the smaller events have random match making so you can complete the task, I just wish they had that for the larger raids. #xbox #gaymer #videogames #mmos #destiny.

I am what most call a year one guardian. I hopped on the hype train and haven’t gotten off since. I was impressed with the starting story and over the years and multiple expansions I find Bungie keeps raising the bar for the most part.

The in game events give me some awesome things to look forward to, be it the weekly Trials, monthly return of Iron Banner, SRL in the winter, Festival of the Lost during Halloween or the “hopeful” return of Crimson doubles for Valentines day.

The last two expansions, for me, were amazing. Characters in the game that seemed to take more of a backseat where given time to shine. Cayde 6, Eris and thanks to a certain story mission in the Rise of Iron expansion.

my beloved Ghost, have quickly become some of my favorites in the game. I am one of those who blows through leveling my character and completing the story in two days, so I do feel the lag in content is sometimes too long.

But even so, I still am on everyday doing bounties and playing crucible or strikes. There is always a new perfect roll on a game weapon that I am going for. When Im not doing that, I am watching others play on Twitch.

lol The character customization is great. So many different armor and shader combos that allow you to really make your guardian “yours”. I could really go on forever about this game, the funny, very quotable lines, shaders, story, the BEAUTIFUL planets, raids, strikes, crucible, and the truly amazing community that has come together around a great game.

The price is a bit high but the experience you will have playing the game is more than worth it. Hours upon hours. or in my case and many others, years upon years, of game play. I cannot wait to see what comes next!.

Destiny 2 is great shooter and a relatively tactical game when you get to end game content. If you wanna really experience it I suggest buying at least Beyond Light and Witch Queen expansions once you try it F2P (sadly you can’t play certain old content) You can also do the Vault of Glass raid(join D2 community Discord for LFG) without committing to buying first.

All 3 classes are fun and good, you will most likely play them all 3 eventually, start with which jump/class ability feels best for you. Pros: – Improves on mechanics from Destiny in almost every way – The open-world is now a fully-fleshed RPG, catering to any experience you’d like to explore Cons: – Endgame progression is still opaque and confusing – The new weapon categories and subclasses feel like a step back – Getting teamed with that one Guardian who never collects Crests in Crucible Supremacy.

I don’t think I’ve ever had a game that I continually went back to even after playing it so much until I started playing Destiny 2. Every class has its ups and downs but they are all incredibly fun to play.

There are so many different types of guns as well which are always fun to mess with. I love the story but it’s really up to you to decide if you’re into it or not. They are constantly releasing new content as well, this will always be my favorite game, especially when playing with friends.

I have always been a Mizuno and TaylorMade iron player and was actually in the store to hit and buy the new SIM irons and stumbled upon these in the demo bag. From the first swing I knew these were the clubs for me.

That smooth. Took them out immediately and while they are heavier than I am used to, they were everything I was looking for. Highly recommend that you try them before you buy new irons.

Was looking to buy new Irons in the more player irons category. Tested all the big boys (Callaway, TM, Ping) but picked up a TE C721, I liked the look of the club. Didnt know anything about the TE club line, but feel in love with this club.

Was hitting it just as long and controlling my shape shots just as much as the more popular club lines. To date, I’ve played 3rds with the C721 irons and love the control, feel and distances with them.

Also a TE shipping is amazing. Bought my clubs on a Monday, had my set delivered that FRI.

Bought the C721 irons last year and love them. Very similar to the Mavrik pro just more forgiving. Great distance, feel and control. Distance is pretty consistent across the face on mishits For a players distance iron they are pretty versatile.

Okay, Let’s admit that my swing is not the best at this time, so my rating on easy to hit is not that fair. Would have to let you know about them when I am recovered from medical issues. They are a good looking club and feel good to swing.

I do hit them fairly straight when I put a good swing on them. They are a little thicker top line than I like, but still playable.

IšverstiShow in original languageThis game won’t blow anyone’s mind. The graphics are pretty so-so, the gameplay is slow, the scoring system is faulty at best. That said, this is still one of my most-played games of the year.

For what it is (an on the go hunting game) it is a lot of fun. It is far and away the best hunting game thus far on Switch. It has internal achievements to keep you playing, if you are the type of person who likes goals, but it is also free form enough to allow a person to just get in and play as they want.

Personally, I would not play this on a switch lite because of the attached controller. I have killed joycon sticks with sprint (left stick clicks) on other games before, so I keep this reserved to my system where I can replace Joycons.

This game has a lot working against it, but it also has a lot going for it including my favorite weapon system in a hunting game (choose the weapon, then choose the caliber from a range available in that weapon), tons of replayability, and a good hunting experience.

It works well on the switch as the ability to pick it up and put it down helps extend hunts and make them more successful. If you are looking for a hunting game on switch, get this. It’s slow, and has some issues, but it is well worth the monetary and time investment.

IšverstiShow in original languageI returned this game because it’s too hard for kids to play and not as fun as I thought it was going to be. You have to walk your character all over the woods until you find a track or call in an animal which both is not easy.

I played this game about 10 times and never was able to find a track or call in an animal. Some people might like it because it’s very realistic when it comes to walking in the woods all day but not me.

I like video games to be somewhat unrealistic and ones likes this to be family friendly.

IšverstiShow in original languageIt’s been a while since I last bought a hunting game. They tend to be a little slow but the addition of having a dog accompanying you was a good idea. It made play better and although there are still periods of time when you have to explore quite a bit I found myself actually enjoying the scenery and the hike while finding an animal to hunt.

I think our will enjoy this game if you like hunting.