Monster Hunter Tri just likes to laugh at me, so I refuse to give it the satisfaction.
Look, when someone tells me to go and find some Ore for a sword, I'm going to assume it's in a mine. Perhaps a shiny rock has this rare Pelagicite ore? Or it could be hidden in this interesting looking mountain? Finally, after hours of searching lead me to give up, I stumble upon this Pelagicite Ore at the bottom of a freaking lake, and only then am I told I was looking for coral. The material's only called 'Ore' because it can be ground up and used WITH ore. Had you have told me it was coral, I could have found it and got back to the 5% of the game where you actually fight things. You know, instead of ferrying lumps of stone about in the hope of stumbling upon it in a heavily infested mine.
So, yeah. I just didn't like the way the game spoke to me, basically.
Look, when someone tells me to go and find some Ore for a sword, I'm going to assume it's in a mine. Perhaps a shiny rock has this rare Pelagicite ore? Or it could be hidden in this interesting looking mountain? Finally, after hours of searching lead me to give up, I stumble upon this Pelagicite Ore at the bottom of a freaking lake, and only then am I told I was looking for coral. The material's only called 'Ore' because it can be ground up and used WITH ore. Had you have told me it was coral, I could have found it and got back to the 5% of the game where you actually fight things. You know, instead of ferrying lumps of stone about in the hope of stumbling upon it in a heavily infested mine.
So, yeah. I just didn't like the way the game spoke to me, basically.