Open letter to Yoshida: Your preview on The Hunt is misleading

[Nukocafe]

That's not honesty . . . were you honestly going to pull the mob with your fishermen? That would be dishonest, or at least kind of crappy to the other players because you wouldn't actually contribute anything you would just get credit for touching it, and you didn't even find it first.

In case you didn't know, some of these mobs are aggro and will attack fishermen/miners/botanists like any other aggro mob.
The path I was walking by I didn't even notice it. I could have easily just walked by it and drew aggo by accident if I hadn't seen the giant crowd of people around it.



By the way if it's a B rank mob it's technically a soloable mob. So let's say I wasn't on my fisher, I'm not part of any hunt link shells. I have no obligation to tell the whole server or the whole map that there's a hunt mob here that's meant to be SOLO'ed. If my FC members/friends are nearby I'll call them and we will kill it ourselves. That's how the hunts were intended to be done. No one is obliged to tell anyone about hunt mobs, because that's not how this system was made.

Which reminds me, I know a lot of players have been concerned this will be like back in the day, where one player or party would claim an enemy, and lock everyone else out from getting a reward. You'll be happy to know that the Hunt was not designed with any such claiming system in mind. In fact, some of the elite marks are so powerful, it would be in your best interest to shout for help before trying to lay a hand on them. I've also heard the more elusive elite marks drop rare items as well. These rare items are distributed on a player-by-player basis, so don't hesitate to reach for a helping hand.

He's basically saying the monsters are SO TOUGH you should ask for help. Unfortunately, they are in fact not tough at all, so if you do not need help to kill one, you are no obliged to call the whole server to kill it with you. It's like going to some limited time cake sale, buying the last cake and making sure everyone in line behind you gets a piece because they weren't lined up in time to get a cake of their own.