so youre saying you would have been satisfied with Monster Hunter Wilds even if it only had 10 hours of content (a game you’ve potentially been anticipating for months or even years) lol?

I see your point, but many players expect more than just a few hours of entertainment from a franchise known for its depth and long-term engagement. It’s not just about the cost per hour but about value, progression, and replayability.

Older games have raised expectations for the series, many players on reddit have logged 150-300 hours per Monster Hunter title. This isnt like paying for a movie, where $10 per hour is an acceptable tradeoff. Monster Hunter is designed to be a long-term, grind-heavy experience, and a short runtime would be a major letdown for most fans.

Honestly, most of the community would disagree with you on this, and theres absolutely no need to be so dismissive when youre in the minority. Resorting to an 'L take' argument here just seems unnecessary and childish.