The introduction of a Monster Hunter Now potion concept could effectively address the ongoing issues with the game’s healing mechanics, which have been a persistent concern since its initial release.
Fans of Monster Hunter Now have never shied away from voicing their opinions on the game’s healing system. At present, players are restricted to only 10 potions, meaning they must either spend in-game currency to obtain more or wait a day for the supply to refresh.
This results in getting hit being extremely punishing, particularly when a couple of poorly timed dodges or connectivity issues can have disastrous consequences. Melee players, in particular, tend to use up more potions compared to their ranged counterparts due to the higher risks involved in their close-range combat style.
Despite receiving praise for the implementation of Hunt-a-Thon matchmaking, sellable materials, and a Monster Tracker, Niantic has yet to address the ongoing potion issues that the Monster Hunter Now community has been eagerly anticipating.
A Hunter has proposed a solution to address the scarcity of healing resources. In a post on the Monster Hunter Now Reddit page, the player suggested that Niantic could introduce in-game villages where Hunters could obtain healing items.
“Include stationary villages in the game where players can use their Zenny to purchase a limited supply of First-Aid Med. If one store runs out of potions, players can visit other villages to restock and continue hunting monsters without being penalized for taking small amounts of damage. This game should not unfairly disadvantage players who use weapons with less mobility, such as the Great Sword and Lance.”
Monster Hunter Now’s current potion system can be extremely punishing.
Undoubtedly, it is an innovative concept that aligns with the fact that all mainline Monster Hunter games allow players to buy items from merchants. The implementation of hubs at designated spots would not only encourage players to explore their surroundings, but it could also facilitate interactions with other Hunters in the physical world, creating more chances for cooperative gameplay.
In addition to this, the player suggests that Niantic consider implementing a potion crafting feature, a highly requested addition since the game’s release. It should be noted that Niantic is already aware of the criticisms regarding Potions and is actively exploring ways to enhance this aspect of the game.
It is uncertain whether the means of obtaining it will be through crafting potions or purchasing it from village vendors, but for the time being, it is necessary to be careful while hunting.
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