Monster battle camp

To be the very best camperSocial games get a bad rap, but in condemning them, critics often miss the creativity and fun to be had from such games. New match-three RPG Battle Camp has to plead guilty to everything the genre is vilified for—repetitiveness, microtransactions, and invasive social media mechanics—but it also contains a goodly amount of light-hearted entertainment as well.Despite having a good portion of fun to offer, Battle Camp makes a poor first impression by immediately slapping you with multiple registration prompts. These aren’t necessary, but they look as if they are, and their sheer number could be enough to prevent some gamers from playing. Also oddly off-putting is the utter lack of intro. The game just starts with a tutorial, providing no sort of “how do you do?” and nothing to contextualize what you’re doing. If you manage to get past this obstacle-strewn, awkward start, however, there’s some interesting stuff in store.After creating a character from a handful of male/female presets, you find yourself at camp learning the game’s basic mechanics from a cute little penguin. In your possession are a handful of cute little elemental monsters, and the idea is to wander around challenging other people’s cute little monsters to fight. Each battle you engage in costs one energy (yes, Battle Camp uses the insidious energy system), and in a turn-based setup, each side attacks by matching three or more elemental icons on a 6×5 board.The twist here is that instead of matching adjacent icons, you can move them and match them anywhere. This allows you to create crazy chain combos by moving a single icon around, causing whole series’ of icons to swap all at once. (Once you get good at this, you can create some great multi-monster-mashing mega-attacks.)Your monsters are lined up at the top of the board, and they’re charged by matching three or more icons that match their specific elements. An on-screen health bar lets you know how your monsters are holding up, and you can heal them by matching three or more heart icons.Winning battles earns you common monsters, XP, energy, rare monster parts, and tokens that can be spent on fusing your monsters.The game’s Fusing mechanic is reminiscent of Pokemon‘s monster upgrade concept. If you’ve got monsters in your inventory and enough tokens, you can fuse your common monsters to the monsters on your team, in order to make them more powerful. Rare monsters can also be (what was that about Pokemon?) evolved, thus upping your chances of winning future battles.“In addition to marching around camp challenging people, you can visit other evocatively-named locales like Teepee Hollow, Spring Clearing, and Celestial Towers. You can also take on other, real-live players

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There are many things a good hunter should do to prepare for a successful hunt - bring along the right weapons and armor for the job, ensure they’ve got stocks of useful items, like curatives and ammo, scout out the area for exploitable terrain, establish a Pop-Up Camp to shorten respawn and resupply treks… but perhaps just as important as any other preparation is the matter of ensuring a hunter doesn’t go out to battle hungry! This page will discuss how meals and the Portable BBQ Grill work in Monster Hunter Wilds!Page BreakdownUnlocking the Portable BBQ GrillDuring Chapter 1-2: Village of Whispering Winds, after following Y’Sai and gathering honey, but before hunting the Quematrice, you’ll unlock the vast majority of the game’s essential hunting tools, including the Portable BBQ Grill.(1 of 2) You can cook meals (and steaks) via the Portable BBQ Grill,You can cook meals (and steaks) via the Portable BBQ Grill, (left), while meals can also be prepared in tents. (right)In Monster Hunter: World, the Portable BBQ Grill was primarily used to turn Raw Meat into Well-Done Steaks, which restored Stamina when consumed, while full meals were handled at the canteen at the main camp. Since Monster Hunter Wilds is more open-world, however, a more flexible solution was needed. After all, the base camps in regions aren’t a separate zone anymore and you won’t always just be able to grab a meal then zone-in to areas where a quest is taking place. Plus, let’s be honest, those cooking skits in Monster Hunter: World probably can’t be improved on.The solution was simple enough - just allow hunters to cook their own meals via the Portable BBQ Grill. Once you’ve unlocked this device, use it just about anywhere and you’ll get two options: “Grill a Meal” and “Grill Meat”. The former should be familiar enough to Monster Hunter veterans, as it allows you to cook Raw Meat and get Well-Done Meat, but for the topic at hand we’re more interested in the former. Cooking meals will grant the hunter various boons depending on the ingredients used, but meals generally give