“Now with the console, we can rely on you being online whenever you’re on.” “On portable, you are not always online, so you have to have a system in place where people will download the quests or data when they are at home then play when they are out,” Tsujimoto said. That means that the team could also think a little differently about what DLC means.
Monster Hunter: World marks the action RPG franchise’s return consoles for the first time in years, and this time to a generation of consoles that is always connected to the internet more often than not. He did note that the game would require players to sign up for console-specific online services if they want to play with friends. “We will continue to release free quests as we always have,” Monster Hunter : World producer Ryozo Tsujimoto told Polygon at Gamescom. This is despite the franchise’s jump from handheld to console and PC, where the practice of paid DLC is more common. Monster Hunter: World will get free downloadable content, just as fans have experienced for the last decade of the series, according to the game’s producer.
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