Monster Hunter World Iceborne Guide: Tips & Advice You Need To Get Started
(GameSpot PSP News)

Monster Hunter World´s first big expansion, Iceborne, brings a ton of new content to sink your teeth into. But, as is usual with Monster Hunter, the game doesn´t always do the best job of explaining everything to you. And as an expansion geared more towards veteran players, there`s plenty of complex maneuvers and mechanics that need elaboration. To help you get a better grasp of everything in Monster Hunter World: Iceborne, we´ve compiled the best advice we´d have found helpful when first starting up. To find more specific details about what you want to know, consult the table of contents below. You can also watch the video version above.Table of ContentsThe Clutch Claw Is Pretty...ClutchTake Time To Learn the New MovesNow`s Your Chance To Try a New WeaponRemember To Use TailraidersMaster Rank DifferencesWait For Monsters To RestNew Palico Equipment UpgradesRemember To Use The SteamworksDo Optional Quests For Unique RewardsIf you`re curious about all the armor that Iceborne adds to Monster Hunter: World, check out our gallery showcasing the coolest new male armor sets and female armor sets. We`ve also got a gallery highlighting all the adorable Palico armor sets.Monster Hunter World: Iceborne does well by the solid foundation set by the base game. In GameSpot writer Ginny Woo`s review in progress, she scored the expansion a 9/10 and said: `Monster Hunter World: Iceborne is at its best when you´re fighting tooth and nail against something that you know could crush you within its teeth in a second...This expansion is rife with moments like that; all of the tweaking and the improvements feel like they were done with the excellent building blocks of Monster Hunter World in mind, which means that getting to the meat of the matter is quicker and more satisfying than ever. There´s no more fussing about with new systems or worrying about ruffling the feathers of hardcore fans with a direction change in the series; those teething problems have already come and gone. Iceb ...