Opinoins from a veteran Monster Hunter player, no console war

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Opinoins from a veteran Monster Hunter player, no console war faggotry allowed.

>Damage Numbers
This isn't a big deal, if anything it will make players better overall. Before you had to look up wikis to find out motion values/hitzones but now players will know right away how powerful an attack is.
>Voice acting
Monster Hunter tutorials have been absolutely horrible. Noone wants to spend 3 hours gathering herbs and fighting jaggis before they get to experience what the game actually has to offer. The idea of a tutorial with voiceovers to ease novices into the series is one that's been needed.
>Environmental interactions
Looks interesting, we'll have to wait and see just how powerful they are before passing judgement.
>Too easy
Monster hunter has always been breakable (para/sleepbombing) hopefully this one is more balanced but don't say the game is "casualized" when Hame has existed.
>Open world means more downtime
Maybe, once again this is something we'll need more information about to understand. Tracking a monster is a lot more fun for a new player than wandering the whole map until you find the right zone.
>no paintballs
Replacing a non-mechanic with a mechanic is never a bad thing.