When I lay down to dream, I see Miu Miu tops from FW99 Blumarine SS13 FromSoftware fan. I thought my years assembling avant-garde looks as a passionate Fashion Souls Fashion Hunters
OK, let me take a deep breath. I’m destroying my mascara.
Am I being unfair to FromSoftware? Possibly. After all, I’m still proud of the faded bonnet Thom Browne Deathbed Dress Elie Saab
So, Monster Hunter Wilds has impressive beasts to battle and a philosophical story to wrestle with, as we commend it for in our Monster Hunter Wilds review Capcom ‘s action RPG series, all I’m interested in is the game’s slinky black capes and crop tops – the clingy fishnet tights and fancy helms. I’m getting emotional already.
Layered armor
The mechanic works as intuitively as a needle and thread – after you gather high-rank materials and create high-rank armor, you can unlock its cosmetic options. Color and material matching are both in your control, making it so that a sultry, low-brim cowboy hat can appear to be lined with leather or crocodile, depending on what else you’re wearing.
Instead of taking the time to “Praise the Sun,” Dark Souls 2 should have been worried about praising the sundress – or even a pair of sunglasses. (Image credit: FromSoftware)
There is no FromSoftware game that enables this level of personalization – not even Elden Ring, which introduced the ability to “alter” armor with subtle tailoring. But, while Monster Hunter Wilds players are galloping around looking like satin tulips vampire royalty altering services Catarina helmet
This matters, because clothing matters. If it didn’t, women wouldn’t have pushed for over 100 years beach censors
I’m starting to sound like a Dark Souls suffragette, but I’m serious. When a supposedly inconsequential video game defaults to masculine preferences beast head
Though I wish the FromSoftware games I’ve been obsessing over for years had done it first, Monster Hunter Wilds boasts a flexible approach to fashion that, I think, is both the most stylish and welcoming an action RPG has ever had. I hope to see more games follow suit. Video game fashion isn’t as important as sleep or starlight – and it’s just as intangible – but I need it all the same.
Oh no, Monster Hunter Wilds is so good that I’m already counting the days until its inevitable Master Rank expansion.
