The reason, in my opinion, as to why the game is losing players, is simply be🌠cause it is bad game.

I understand the idea of streamlined mechanics, easier fights, and so on, for the sake of drawing in more players, but the issue with that is that you🤪're alienating the many that have enjoyed the challenge of overcoming the monsters.

Not trying to be a purist, I have played every single Monster Hunter game since release, and I started playing when it came out, and I still believe that World was amazing, it♏ was such a big leap from what came before, it w🐈as excellent, absolutely amazing, everything I could ever wish for in a Monster Hunter game.

Then Rise felt like a bit of a downgrade, but it was made for the Switch, so there were some limitations in place. And then we got Wilds, crossplay, everyone was hopin𒆙g for 🔥a juiced up version of World, that you could play with your friends, regardless of platform.

That was not th💙e case. The game was bland, it was a saltless insipid game, with a "Monster Hunter" outer shell to sell copies.

It's not Monster Hun🐷ter anymore, it just looks like it.

I will put it in a way that may be more understandably. Just improve, become better at the game. It's not meant to be easy, it's meant to be a learning experience. If you can'﷽t learn, that's on you. That is what "git gud" means.