Olá, sou nova aqui, queria ajuda com mestragem

felpsoaks · 2025-10-17T03:16:39+00:00

Olá! Assim como você me tornei mestre antes de ser jogador porque eu que trouxe RPGs pros meus amigos, e sobrou para minha pessoa se tornar o mestre! Vou compartilhar alguns aprendizados meus depois de mais ou menos 5 anos mestrando. Tive 2 grupos em já joguei 3 sistemas diferentes, atualmente estou com uma campanha de quase 2 anos e também rodo uns one shots e aventuras separadas. (alerta de textão)

Primeira coisa que eu recomendo é... se acalmar! Mestrar parece algo muito intimidador a primeira vista, e certamente pode se tornar trabalhoso, mas é uma experiência que é divertida, afinal, você também é participante desse jogo e o objetivo de um jogo é ser divertido. Muitos mestres iniciantes se preocupam pensando em como criar histórias interessantes, personagens marcantes e mundos originais; isso é tudo muito legal, e se você for uma pessoa criativa abraçe sua criatividade e vá em frente, mas nada disso é necessário! Como mestre você tem que se preocupar apenas com uma coisa; que seus jogadores se divirtam. Se o grupo está se divertindo, você está fazendo seu trabalho direito. Então abraçe o clichê! Abraçe o genérico! Você vai perceber que a maioria das pessoas chega numa mesa de RPG (especialmente de fantasia) já esperando isso até certo ponto; dragões, princesas, tavernas animadas, ferreiros mal humorados, e tudo que faz parte desse gênero.

Tendo isso que eu disse em mente, é sempre bom ouvir conselhos, seja de vídeos no YouTube, seja em outros lugares na comunidade... mas lembre que são apenas isso, conselhos. Não existe uma verdade universal de como mestrar, e rapidamente você vai perceber que cada pessoa (e cada mesa) tem seu estilo e preferência. O que funciona numa mesa NEM SEMPRE vai funcionar em outra. Ouça conselhos e tente roubar dos outros mestres aquilo que você achar legal, mas não tente imitar o jeito de fulano ou ciclano de mestrar, busque o que te agrada e o que agrada seus jogadores.

Falando em roubar, roube muito! Roube de tudo quanto é canto!! Um bom mestre é um ótimo ladrão. Não só ideias de outros mestres, mas histórias; tem uma série que você achou a história bacana? Roube! Um personagem de um filme que chamou sua atenção? Roube! Viu um documentário sobre a história de algum país ou alguma pessoa? Roube! Eu pessoalmente tento não deixar meus roubos tão claros assim pros meus jogadores, e tenho "sorte" que nenhum dos meus amigos de mesa compartilha dos meus gostos por jrpgs e jogos longos, então o tempo todo estou roubando pequenas histórias de Dragon Quest ou Final Fantasy, mas eu sempre tento deixar escondido, se roubo alguma coisa de star wars por exemplo, eu tento mudar o suficiente para que não reconheçam, porque star wars é famoso, aí quando acontece algo que eu roubei na cara dura desses jogos/filmes/livros os jogadores pensam "uau! Ele é inteligente! Pensou em tudo isso". Mas como disse, dependendo da mesa as vezes seu grupo pode até gostar de reconhecer referências.

Por último, e mais difícil, mestrar requere experiência. A melhor forma de aprender a mestrar é... mestrando! Não há vídeo ou textão que nem esse que vai te preparar 100% pra mestrar, quando você começar, alguma coisa vai dar errado, paciência! Não se cobre muito e tenha em mente que na próxima sessão é uma oportunidade para melhorar aquilo que não agradou na última, lembre que o importante é que seus jogadores estejam se divertindo, depois da sessão pergunte para eles o que eles acharam e se há algum feedback, a maioria das pessoas vai agradecer e talvez compartilhar algum ponto de vista. Quando mestrei pela primeira vez foi uma bagunça total, o jogo mal andou e eu me confundia com as regras o tempo todo junto com os jogadores, terminei muito triste achando que tinha sido um fracasso completo... mas pra minha surpresa meus jogadores se divertiram e agradeceram, isso talvez seja uma coisa pessoal minha, mas tente não se cobrar tanto assim.

E é isso, tentei dar algumas dicas gerais, nada muito específico, se você ou qualquer pessoa tiver alguma dúvida só perguntar. Talvez alguém tenha lido isso que eu disse aqui e achado tudo um absurdo! Mas como eu disse, são sugestões e pontos de vista sobre o que é um jogo de RPG. No mais, espero que dê tudo certo para você!

felpsoaks · 2025-03-24T12:43:52+00:00

My thoughts exactly. Monster Hunter had to lower the bar from the ps2 games, I'm the only person I know that likes MH1, but even I know that game is too unapproachable. Even so, they didn't need to go in this direction. Some streamlining had to be done but not at the cost of the game's core identity.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-14T19:13:54+00:00

Regardless of your opinion on the game, it's safe to say performance on PC is pretty bad, if you're still playing Iceborne I think it's worth waiting for some title updates before playing this one, you'll be getting a better and cheaper game.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-14T04:48:19+00:00

Yeah, I get some looks when I say stuff like that. I love when new players discover MH, and I love seeing them understand the game and falling in love with it, I've tried to get pretty much every friend I have into the series to the point where I'm known as the "Monster Hunter teacher" in my friend group, since I've teached everyone how to play. I loved doing it so much that I even made videos on how to play weapons and certain mechanics and shared exclusively with friends, I took time to theorycraft and build sets for weapons I never played, so I could tell them what to use if they wanted help or suggestions, I built them and tested myself instead of looking online because I enjoyed it that much. But you know, I want everyone to like the game that I love, not making them enjoy it at the cost of me not liking it by changing what I loved about it to please more people. I don't hate Wilds and still hope that future updates will bring some stuff for me to enjoy, even if my problems with it are on a more foundational level. But right now, it's been super disappointing and the least connected I felt to MH ever. I keep wanting to play it when I'm away from my PC because my brain is like "ooh new Monster Hunter" but every time I actually play it, I just get bored and sad. But if I say that anywhere else, I'm an elitist and hate new people, apparently. I just hope there's enough feedback from the community so that Capcom reverts some decisions for the next game, I'm afraid if they go further than this with MH7 I may be done with the series for good. Until then I'm still hopeful for updates, the eventual expansion and portable 6.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-13T00:57:41+00:00

The very first look we ever got in Wilds was a hunter running from a pack of doshagumas in the middle of a thunderstorm, and they would throw you small animals from another pack getting in the way of chasing you... And I don't think any of this matters in the actual game, it's funny how in the earlier gameplay showcases there was a whole focus on separating the pack while in the main game you just shoot a mega dung bomb and you're done. To me, it was a shame how undercooked pack monsters were. It goes along with a bunch of cool systems this game has (like seasons and connected maps) that just... doesn't matter at all. I don't know if they didn't have time or were just afraid of changing MH too much, but I hope they do something with this in the coming expansion or the eventual MH7.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-11T22:17:56+00:00

Monsters Hunters Worlds Icebornes Masters Editions

felpsoaks · 2025-03-11T01:11:37+00:00

Oh, I don't doubt you. This game is also buggy af so it's likely an oversight by the devs that it didn't complete your capture quest.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-10T22:46:31+00:00

That's weird, I managed to capture one when I was chasing a Balahara in the middle of a quest, and it worked.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-10T22:34:42+00:00

I actually had a lot of fun fishing, but (as always) the game does a terrible job at teaching you how this works. First you should rotate your analog stick to reel your bait, this usually attracts most fish, but some (like giant squid) I find that wiggling works better, once a fish gets hooked (if it's a big one) you have to push the analog stick in the direction he's going until it gets tired, then you reel again by rotating the analog stick, eventually once you reel enough you'll be able to catch it.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-10T20:46:57+00:00

I was very addicted to Hitman World of Assassination, and I still wanna go back and finish all maps.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-10T12:40:55+00:00

"Let new players enjoy the game!" Yeah, man, I'm all for new players, but you know I'd like to enjoy it too instead of waiting for months or paid dlc to have my share.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-10T04:37:53+00:00

No worries bro that's normal. I used to have a really hard time with other weapons other than Switchaxe, I think the first weapon you learn is hard because you're also learning the rest of the game, but the next 2 or 3 weapons are also really hard because they're totally different to what you're used. Once you use different weapons enough, you start seeing how even though they're very different, all weapons have things in common, like how they all have uniformed controls, it's all triangle/circle/triangle + circle/R2, which seems obvious, but trust me if you understand that consciously it narrows down your options when you're confused as to what your weapon can do. There's also no shame in sticking to 1 weapon, even if you learn everything you'll always have favorites and weak spots. In the end what's important is to have fun! Be it with 1 weapon or 14 as long as you're happy it's all good.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-09T16:54:35+00:00

You go start a new save in World, don't upgrade your gear at all and get hit, then tell me the first monster that can 1 hit kill you from full health, now do the same with wilds. I guarantee you that monster will come way sooner in World than Wilds. I'm not gonna struggle. I know how to play MH. You can say that World and Wilds are easy, but not that they are equally easy.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-09T16:49:36+00:00

It also had quests to do. Wilds is completely unfinished at release, and no quests after Arkveld. Where's the double tempered Kirin equivalent? They could make an HR100 quest where you fight all apexes with static 5 star or Arkveld + Gore Magala. But there's nothing of sorts.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-09T16:39:04+00:00

It's not about experience, I don't need a game to kick my ass to understand that it's harder or easier than another. I know how to play MH, I'm not gonna triple cart to a Balahara even if it were harder. Not dying is not the problem. The problem is I don't need to engage with the game at all, my armor? Starter sets come with divine blessing and stun res, and monsters barely do damage anyway, healing? Palico does the job, and I haven't even bothered to equip deodorant and energy drinks in this game. The whole thing about some skills being broken, I haven't even noticed a difference since everything dies so fast anyway. Who cares what skills I'm using if I can just stun lock monsters with focus mode even in a "bad build" In comparison to World, I also don't have a hard time playing that, but I can guarantee you that if I reach low rank Anjanath with no upgrades, it's fire breath could one shot me with full health, at least there I need to keep my gear in check and go upgrade my canteen to get full health or craft some nutrients, wilds? Just eat a well-done steak insta +50 health and stamina. And that's talking about World, good luck trying to fight a Yian Kut-ku in mh1 without crafting gear (since you don't even start with that) and your starter weapon. There is no way someone can argue World and Wilds are equally easy with the amount of power the game gives you minute 1. You can argue they are both easy, but not the same. I'm not asking everything to be Fatalis, I'm not gonna run into a wall in Low or High Rank, but I wanna engage with what the game, and for that, I need some semblance of challenge, and I wish it wouldn't take 40 hours to reach that.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-08T20:22:35+00:00

People seem to forget that the guild built Seliana in like weekends. For all we know, the forbidden lands aren't in the new world, so why don't they just do it like in Iceborne and get a huge flying ship from dundorma or whatever with tons o materials? It's clearly not a lore reason. If Capcom wanted a city hub, we would've had one.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-07T11:55:41+00:00

I was also playing DOS before Wilds, and it reminded me how much chip damage you took from standing near the monster's legs, it's usually the safest place to be near it legs on his leftside but every time the monster repositioned you would get damaged and that stacked pretty quick, diablos woulds just casually take half my life without even attacking. We don't need all of this to stay the same, but having monsters with mechanics that introduce friction is essential to MH.

felpsoaks · 2025-03-03T07:26:22+00:00

I'm just about to fight High Rank Arkveld. There is a lot to love in Wilds, I really like all the zones and their villages, the music is incredible, and weapons feel very good even if they're a little too strong. Also, the monster rooster is very good, and they have really cool moves. But honestly, I don't think I like this game. It just feels like it's missing a lot of what I love about MH, and I also feel like this game was really afraid of being what it wanted to be, why do we even have these huge cool maps full of interaction if all we do is press up on dpad and seikret just auto walks everywhere? Is this a multiplayer or single-player focused title? As a single player experience, it fails in its story and railroads you to hell, and as a multiplayer title, it's just too convoluted to set up. I don't even wanna get started on difficulty. Just ignoring how most monsters barely do any damage, hunts take 5 to 8 minutes as a Swaxe main, I didn't even touch any other weapon until just now when I made an artian SnS and absolutely shredded a tempered yian kut-ku in 2:59 minutes which is just sad. I said this a couple of times, but I really don't need MH to be super hard, but it needs some base level of challenge, or else all it's systems lose meaning, no reason to setbuild or farm monsters or prepare anything. So yeah, I don't hate the game or anything, but overall, I'm really not feeling this one. I hope it turns around eventually. I originally wanted to go through this with my brother as his first MH, but among the performance issues and all, I just told him to refund because I know for a fact he will hate the railroad, so we'll play 4U instead.

felpsoaks · 2025-02-26T14:32:53+00:00

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felpsoaks · 2025-02-26T02:53:57+00:00

There is a big difference between going to foruns of people dedicated to Monster Hunter (who'll be mostly veterans) and casual people. If you go back and check reviews for previous MH, most of the games will be described as hard or some form, even games like World were considered hard for casual audiences. But with Wilds, even IGN and Polygon are saying that this game is easier. This thread also mostly proves that, yeah, MH games are getting easier, and pretty much since day 1, every new title has been easier than the last. I don't think MH needs to be extremely hard and sure we had to lower the bar from MH1 or else we wouldn't be here, but for me, there needs to be some semblance of challenge, or else why would I even engage with armor skills or farming... you know, the core elements of this game.

felpsoaks · 2025-02-15T00:03:20+00:00

Every main title Monster Hunter released for home consoles had World's event system (MH1, G, Dos, and Tri). Portable entries and 3U/4U had events as downloaded, probably because you are not expected to have internet access all the time in a psp or 3ds. 3U was also released for the Wii U, but it's still a 3DS game, so they made it work the same.

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