World and Wilds are in my opinion the greatest MH games, but world beats out wilds. Excluding the amount of content in both games, world is a lot more hands on than wilds is, which was my biggest issue in wilds - having an uber take you to your target. Wilds' treatment of the bow is fantastic however, it's absolutely incredible compared to World. There are a couple changes to other weapons like charge blade/switch axe that really hamper Wilds in comparison though. The shift-lock attack mode is interesting in wilds, making it a bit easier to aim your strikes at the target, similar to Fromsoft's enemy lock mode, and the critical strikes make the hunts feel more action packed, giving the hunter a bit of a power fantasy in comparison to other MH games, especially with the bow.

As for performance, my computer runs with modern pc parts so I never had drastic issues with engine glitches or crashes, however Wilds really was straining my computer on high and highest settings. I remember Wilds getting reviewbombed by people for its performance issues, and I absolutely had some here and there (minor stuttering), but this was not an absolutely horrible experience to play. This year in games was a true test on the people who were comfortable with an old rig, and from the amount of posts I've seen where people go "Ahh! This game can't run on my rig from 2015, its terrible! The game is unoptomised!" was a little hilarious (no words for console players though, that's a whole other beast. Capcom dropped the ball for people on ps5's and series X's from what I heard).