As the official introduction of the game says, the newly added ally mission allows players to hunt with various NPCs in the game, but currently all content is only available to single players. Some urgent tasks in the main plot of the game will also have Fiona advance with you.

As the official introduction of the game says, the newly added ally mission allows players to hunt with various NPCs in the game, but currently all content is only available to single players. Some urgent tasks in the main plot of the game will also have Fiona advance with you. Different from summoning specific NPCs to play specific roles in White Dragon Night Walk, allies have their own behavioral preferences and hunting styles like hunters, and can further assist players compared to companions, such as Ellu cat and fang hound.

Players who are interested in this now need to complete the hunting mission with the corresponding NPC in the "Allied Mission", and then in the "Important Investigation Mission" you can freely choose different NPCs according to the characteristics of the monster you want to hunt. , choose different weapon types. Adding AI to the battle is not new in the series of games or even other games, but this is the first time that such a personalized AI hunter appears in " Monster Hunter ". What surprises me even more is that the non-sloppy fighting style of NPCs may sometimes be more stable than casually calling players online for help.

The skills of NPC equipment are basically incomparable to normal players. They react naturally and have different cooperation preferences. Sometimes they will even seize the opportunity and take the initiative to travel across the region to rescue you. For those who want to brush up on materials but suffer from the lack of a big band around them, it seems to be a safer way to randomly call players with different skills online to grind out tasks. Even if you play alone, you can experience a different kind of fun of fighting together.

And I firmly believe that this may also be a new direction that Capcom is trying in hunting. As early as the "Monster Hunter World: Iceborne" issue, "Monster Control" was added to take hunters to their destinations, and the small monster "Didi Dalong" automatically drove the hunter to escort the hunter skillfully and directly across the vast map.