Best Demon Hunter Spec Wow (2024 Updated)

Thehunter Call of the Wild is the most realistic hunting game I have ever played. The graphics look amazing, just like real life. There is so much detail gone into the trees and bushes. Animals also have so much detail, the hair/fur on the animals looks very realistic.

The animals also act in a realistic way. However, If you shoot at a herd of animals about 400 metres away they don’t run away, they keep doing what they are doing so basically you can take out the whole herd.

It would be good if an update fixes this little glitch. What I love most about this game is that the male deer (stags) all have different antler sizes, they aren’t just all 10 pointers like most other hunting games.

I do however think that there needs to be more modern guns as there isn’t lots to choose from. Most of them are old style ones. I like how you have to unlock the equipment by hunting the animals, (you don’t just unlock everything by doing nothing) If you love hunting or love hunting games this is the ultimate hunting simulation game for you!.

I was excited to buy this game I finally got home put it in an started playing it an I had to walk around for hours before I saw any wild life at all this is a hunting game right??? I finally saw a buck walk out went to shoot it to only b disappointed by the aiming on the scope would not get steady or still to save my life turns out u gotta get lucky or just miss alot an chase wounded deer down cus it certainly don’t drop them if u hit it.

u have to earn being steady with ur gun by upgrading only way u upgrade is by killing an bagging good luck finding the wounded deer it’s almost impossible the deer tracks are easy to track down but alot of times u loose the track seriously??? So u have wounded deer about ull never find unless u just have all day to walk hours to track it across the whole map to only loose ur trail.

Game needs more wildlife period it says go kill deer in this area they been distroying crops bad I get there an I don’t see any deer at all what happened to the bad deer crop problem if I have to call them out into the crops it must not b that bad an that’s if they respond to my deer call I sat an tryd for 30 minutes not 1 came out so I gave up on that.

Finally found some dumb pigs thank goodness they are dumb an run in a circle or don’t leave this is the only way it let me kill them I shot one in the head an it got back up an kept running so I shot it more times an it finally dropped like come on this tiny pig really but that’s the way I have to upgrade is by killing pigs enough to get a better gun and upgrade steady with it waste of time a game so beautiful has so many down sides I’d rather play my ps2 hunting games they had way better control an aiming over ur gun an stuff dropped when u shot at it after an hour tracking it an o I forgot it also had way more wildlife cus it’s called a hunting game not a walk in the park game where there is no animals that want to chase u or attack u while ur tracking out of the blue.

I give this game 1 star cus that’s the least it’d let me rate it an because I feel it fell short way short on the real hunting experience if u want a game that has almost no wild life an u walk around hours or on ur four-wheeler an don’t see anything this is for u when u do see it hope u hit it an If it don’t drop 99.

9 percent the time good luck trailing it if I could get my whole refund back on this game I would an I would buy another hunting game anything is better than this one.

This is the best hunting game I’ve ever seen or played on any platform. The realism is on point so you can’t shoot a deer in the foot and expect it to fall over dead. Playing on various maps with native animals to the area is a bonus.

It can get a little buggy if you have multiple players with you online but if you like hunting or are interested in it then this is the game for you. You never kniw what will be around the next corner.

This is the second Hunter Node 400 that we replaced. They are easy to program and have you tubes to watch if you need more help. The instruction are very well written. The battery life is great. The unit is very dependable.

The Hunter Node is the only battery operated controller I will use.

Ordered this complete valve/controller assembly to replace one controller that had water infiltration that corroded both battery harness assemblies at the snap on connectors. This controller was five years old.

My landscape crew changes the batteries annually and changes settings twice a year. I suspect they didn’t clean off the threads of the body last spring which allowed soil to foul the rubber o-ring. The valve was to replace another remote zone one that developed a leak at the outflow coupling to the sprinkler side and needed a new valve due to the glued in coupling.

Otherwise, great remote solution for a crowded sprinkler system that didn’t have wire run to it when it was installed in 1995.

I am in federal law enforcement and travel frequently. The straps and back support on the Switchblade are second to none. The laptop sleeve and file system are also handy and function well. One drawback I have noticed is the water bottle pouches on the sides.

Sure, that may not be their intended purpose, but there really isn’t enough room to hold more than about a 24 ounce bottle which is a little small for what I need. And I can’t always utilize the interior bladder function as I am carrying other gear so those pockets really are the only option.

I actually lost a Yeti bottle that apparently slipped out of the pouch while being transported in a truck. I now use a carabiner to attach the bottle to the molle web at the top to hold the bottle in.

The cinching straps for those pockets are basically useless. My only other gripe is that the full length zippers for the main pouch come all the way down if you have any weight whatsoever in the top pockets.

It’s nice to be able to flip the top open to grab something from the main pocket, but having the entire contents be revealed to everyone while traveling (I use a lot of airports) is a no-go. Other than that, this is an outstanding pack that is comfortable for all day use and should last a long time.

Well done overall.

Here my experiences. First of all, I am a buyer from Germany. Ordering on the site went well, everything was clear, payment method for Germany / Europe also easily possible via PayPal. The shipping was incredibly fast, the whole way could be tracked.

Delivery on time. Anyone ordering from Germany must of course note that customs costs will still be incurred afterwards. ABOUT THE BACKPACK itself: The processing quality is really excellent, the materials used are very robust and durable.

I have now worn it on 3 longer tours of 20 – 30 kilometers and when you have found the perfect seat adjustment for you, you can wear it without any problems or pain. I was looking for a small hiking backpack that is a bit tactical but doesn’t look too military, since I also stay in tourist centers.

I really tried many backpacks and backpack types. I found positive things about all of them, but they weren’t all what I was looking for. For example, the ultra-light trekking backpacks were not dimensionally stable.

The purely tactical backpacks were too military. The bandit is right in between. It should have some organizational options, but also storage space for food. Since my faithful dog always accompanies me, it is important that I can take 2-3 liters of water with me.

Since I’m not a fan of hydration bladders, side pockets had to be made, and they had to be deep enough that the bottles are well secured and don’t fall out when I’m climbing, moving through undergrowth, or squeezing through narrow aisles at Lost Places.

The backpack fulfills this point perfectly. Furthermore, it should be expandable, which means I have to be able to attach things or additional bags to it. He also fulfills these points perfectly. Thanks to the processed Velcro inside, it is also very versatile.

To be filled as a top loader or in clamp shell design. It is practical that you can quickly and easily stow your jacket in the front area and have it immediately ready to hand. Since I’m also a fan of hip bags, I also bought the padded hip belt.

It’s just incredibly useful to have immediate access to certain things. For example, I mounted a drinking bottle pocket and the small padded accessory pouch from Eberlestock. Both complement each other perfectly.

A little note to Eberlestock and German buyers. On the site here it is not really possible to see whether the Bandit comes with or without a hip belt and whether the one that can be ordered will fit.

I had to read that from the customer reviews. The backpack is actually smaller than you would expect. So it’s really important to look at what your needs are. As I said, it fits mine perfectly and I hope it stays with me for a long time.

But from what I’ve seen and tested so far, I’m very sure.

This purchase was an upgrade from the Bandit I got a couple of years ago, which was also a great pack but jut not quite spacious enough for a day pack/assault pack/go bag. Switchblade fits my current needs perfectly.

The Eberlestock features are easy to learn and use if you’ve never owned one before – fit adjustment, strap retention, and more. The stitching, material, and dyes are all top-notch and it’s built to last.

Certainly much more durable than military-issue packs I’ve used in the past and that are around today (and most commercial ones I’ve used). EXTREMELY comfortable, even after hours on the trail. The value exceeds the price in my book.

The only real improvement I’d make is maybe a small information sheet with some details on design. Some complain about “narrow” MOLLE loops, which are designed to reduce weight. Also the Switchblade CCW/handgun pocket on the back has slots built-in for two spare magazines, which I didn’t really discover until three weeks into regular use.

These are nitpicks, but some others who’ve bought this pack for a variety of uses were also unaware of these specifics. Not everyone will watch YouTube videos and learn these things, but they’re really good to know.

I’ll definitely buy from Eberlestock again.

I’m surprised there is just two reviews for this bino as of this writing, because this is a high quality stunning pair of binoculars. I own many binos, some cheapos I’ve inherited and about 4 or 5 premium pairs for terrestrial and astronomy.

I am a stickler on image quality & eye-relief. I just cant use cheap binoculars any more. Kind of like once you’ve had great coffee, you can’t go back to the cheap brew anymore. So I’ve had my Vortex for a few days and I’m replacing a larger pair of 10×42 Fujis which are great but too heavy on hikes and on my bike.

These 8×32 Vortex are really the ticket. They are light, optically stunning and just the right size around my neck or in a backpack. They’re small enough to fit in one of my bike frame packs. I’ve done some bird watching, animal watching, and taken in a baseball game before writing this review.

I also compared these to a few other brands in the same size class. These are quickly going to become my go-to pair when I leave the house. There is one small complaint and that is the eye-relief is average (some binos are totally unusable wearing glasses, and some have such great eye-relief over 20mm that you can see everything with glasses and not be right on top the eyepiece).

The thing is eye-relief seems to be a problem with almost every binocular brand in the 28-30mm range. This Vortex is adequate, you can use it with glasses, but you have to press in a bit to see the whole field of view.

If you don’t press in you can still see ok, just not the full black circle. Some may not like that. Trouble is there isnt much else in this size and price range that is better, maybe the Nikon Prostaff 10×30.

(if you are looking for great eye-relief, start looking at binos in the 40mm objective lens and larger, then check the specifications, anything over 18mm is good eye-relief and over 20mm is really good).

The other small issue is the right ocular ring is a bit tight. It moves, but it’s not super easy. If you are familiar with binoculars the theory is once you set the binos up, you aren’t supposed to need to move the right ocular focus again, you use the center focus from here on out because it’s not adjusted to your eyes.

I’ve found this is usually true with a couple exceptions (one being if you share the binos with a family member). But I’m not sure why Vortex makes it so tight (I have a cheap pair of Celestron Outland 10×42 I’ve given to my son with as his first pair of binos, they also have a tight right focus ring and that sucker has never ever loosened up).

The provided case is the nicest small binocular case I have ever seen, it’s durably thick yet lightweight, with a nice latch and inside pocket, it also has a belt opening on the back if you wanna mount it on your hip.

These are lightweight, optically nearly as good as binos costing $1000 (yes, I tested against those side by side), and usable for eye-glass wearers. They are superb. With Vortex amazing warranty and quality I’m not sure how you go wrong with these.

There is a big difference in view between the 8 power and 10 power in case anyone is wondering, and the 10 power are pretty easy for most people to hand-hold without camera shake, all this and about 15 ounces.

If you wanna be just a little closer, go with the 10 power. There is also a tripod mounting hole on these. Great glasses, I’d certainly buy again.

I sought counsel from seasoned hunters and marksmen, as I am a novice when it comes to “glass”. the term often used from folks who know about scopes and binoculars. I am so glad I did! A list of 4 outstanding “entry level” binocular companies was made.

I say “entry level” because my previous pair of binoculars, bought 16 years ago, was a $50 pair of Tasco’s. I thought they were good, but I didn’t seek more info then and this was just before the internet so I went to a big box store and bought a pair.

NOW I have these Vortex Diamondback HD 10×50!! Right out of the box here is what I noticed and like! 1. I can instantly see clearly through them. No moving them around to get rid of that black areas I saw through my Tascos.

2. Love the one-piece eye glass protectors. easier to keep track of then the individual cups the Tasco’s had 3. Love the built-on large glass protectors. Again, I won’t forget to put these back on or loose them in my truck.

4. The pouch they come with is incredibly comfortable! 5. The rubberized feel is great to handle. very secure. I seriously had no idea binoculars could be so comfortable, focused and easy to use until I bought these.

Yes, to me, $250 bucks is a large sum of money but I already love them enough to say the money spent was WELL WORTH IT! I expect to use these till the end of my career. and then some. Thank you Vortex for making a quality product and Academy Sports for quick secure shipping!.

Bought this discounted and the code worked perfectly. WoW Legion is truly a breath of fresh air if you’re an old mmo veteran like me returning to the game after a few years. Jumping right in with character boost was great and has kept me hooked.

The leveling experience can be a bit of a slog if you’re starting from scratch as you move through each expansion. It entails a lot of jumping around as Blizzard has sped up the process of gaining levels.

This is only a problem if you want to stick around for the story since you’ll be overpowered by the end of each zone. Overall, WoW still brings out the kid in me 10 years later and keeps up the thrill.

Basically your typical WoW expansion. New continent, new class, 10 levels, new instances, some new stuff added and some old stuff removed. More of the same grinding for upgrades and but no more garrison stuff.

Instead they’ve added class halls; an instanced area where you are surrounded by people from your own class with lots of stuff to do. Also Dalaran is back as the new hub city.

You have your “burly warrior guy” and your “look-at-my-boobs” female archer; you’ve got your generic undead/goblin-y/orc-y bad guys; and you’ve got a storyline and setting that are about as compelling as a five-year-old ordering you to let him stay up another hour.

The gameplay itself is fine (although it’s heavily dependent on the ol’ cover mechanic) and even shows moments of real promise in the way that the two main characters, Caddoc (burly) and E’lara (boobs), play off of one another’s strengths.

Each character has a few magical abilities (all of which are upgradable throughout the game), that can be used to effectively set up bad guys for the other character to assault with deadly weapons. Levels are structured so that they encourage, or even force, you to use this kind of cooperation, but Hunted lacks that “high-five!” factor upon successfully figuring out what to do — mostly because the challenges are always pretty much the same, regardless of level.

A relatively intelligent human is going to be able to extrapolate that he’s supposed to use the same ability combinations on a certain foe, even if that foe has a palette swap to his armor coloring. Bizarrely, while the game’s enemies drop all sorts of weapons and shields and armor and stuff, you can only equip one of each at a time, and you can’t carry any extra loot.

In a way, I suppose, this is good for weaning gamers off of our packrat-like instincts, but it is also incredibly frustrating, because Hunted doesn’t do a bang-up job of letting you know how useful a particular new item is gonna be in the upcoming struggle.

I’m never sure if I should stick with the bow I have, or pick up this new one that’s more effective only against certain types of enemies. For all of its foibles, though, Hunted still manages to entertain; maybe it’s the fact that anything cooperative is fun.

or maybe it’s that the core mechanics of the game are well executed enough to save it from its lack of polish.

Hunted: The Demon’s Forge is a fun, well-paced third person action/fantasy game that combines fluid gameplay with beautifully crafted environments for you (and a partner in co-op or multiplayer) to enjoy, as well as a decent challenge for the average gamer.

Both the main characters, Caddoc (a close quarters sword wielding weapons expert) and E’lara (an elven archer/ temptress), have well-defined characteristics and attributes. Both characters actually make use of both weapon types (short/long range), and each are adept in their particular field and can carry more powerful weapons for these respectively.

The story is set in a ficticious world in the dark ages where villagers are being cast into slavery, whilst at the same time as evil creatures are emerging from the underworld. As mercenaries looking for a huge payday, you take on the task of finding out what’s happening to the villagers and where these creatures are coming from and how you can stop them.

Along the way you learn about a mysterious liquid called Sleg that is supposed to enhance your abilities. How it affects the plot of the story, well, you’ll see! Overall: good visuals with decent co-op play.

Decent range of weapons and magic. Great voice acting and character building. Battles can be a lot of fun without being overly repetitive. Sleg scenes are a riot. It’s a long game that’ll keep you entertained and engrossed in the story, and may even earn itself a second playthrough!.

Hunted the demon forge feels like the bizarre love child of D&D and Gears of war. It sounds as though that mix would not work but (provided you’re a fan of either) it works very well. Graphics are sharp.

My only two gripes with the game are the a. i. ( which is not as cooperative as you need at times) and at times it is very dark(yes, I realize that it sets the mood but when the darkness interferes with a critical shot, it’s annoying).

You can play the game co op, which remedies the a. i. issues. All in all, a really fun experience with some great one liners throughout the script.

I bought this for the fall 2021 deer hunting season first. it held my excaliber xbow and several different rifles. This thing is top quality. i was more then impressed with the fit and finish. to the point i keep a cloth gun sock on it to keep it lookin pretty.

lol You can shoot groups with your rifle and xbow that you never thought was possible without a benchrest. it is that stable. The convience of being hands free in a blind setup makes it worth every penny.

no movement. its on target all the time. i luv it. now i’m using it for varmit hunting and i’m sure turks in the spring. If your a ground hunter for a variety of species. its a must have. It is heavy though.

i will admit that. this model is 8. 5 lbs. like having another rifle with you. I found the best spot for it in the field is in the rifle holder on a quality back pack coming and going from the blind.

I won’t take off a star for its weight. its not a drawback. Im just giving heads up about it. I AM very pleased with it. Bog answered a lot of hunters prayers with this product if you ask me.

This thing is built to last basically forever. That being said that heavy duty construction has made it very heavy. Your not gonna pack this thing with you on long hunts. If you can take it to a blind or something like that your good, but dont expect to do a day pack in hunt and carry this beast with you.

I’m not certain on the weight but id say ruffly 12 to 15 pounds. The weight does add to the stability of the rest though. I purchased the carbon fiber one so its the lightest option so I could not image how the others ones feel.

I have not used it to hunt with yet but it seems to have easy intuitive controls to adjust for quick shots. over all im happy with it but really fill that the weight will limit me on places I can take this hunting.

First off this is a great turkey choke for beretta /benelli shotguns. People are saying they will not fit there shot guns. Just do some research before you nock this product and you will find out primos does make the choke in the optima and the Mobil choke tubes and yes beretta uses both of these tubes in different shotguns and that is why they work in some and not the others I think Cabela’s is offering the Mobil choke tube model and they should put In description so it would be less confusing.

I am not sure if they just carry the Mobil or if they can get the optima choke tube as well. It’s always best to call if your not sure about which tube to buy. I do know that they do make both models for the beretta / benelli shotguns.

And they do work great in them. I have pattern my beretta with 4 different types of turkey shotgun loads in 5 shot and all my shells shot awesome patterns with the jelly head choke tube. I can even shoot a good pattern at 50 yards which is way more than enough range to kill a turkey! So my suggestion if you want a good turkey choke this is it and also do a little research and find the one that works with your shotgun thanks.

I read some reviews about this choke and wanted to try it. Being that turkey season was in full swing, they were a little hard to find ” on the shelf “. Searching on line, I found a store in my general area that had some in stock the model indicated ” beretta/bennelli”.

After I picked up the choke, I discovered that it would not fit my Beretta extreme II. Now if a guy owns a few different Beretta’s, he might know the difference. I only own the extreme II, and as my x-wife would say ; ” I’m not always a deep thinker ” so did not realize that different models required different chokes.

Like I said, the choke was identified as ” beretta/bennelli “. I did manage to return the choke to the store for a refund. I contacted Primos by email to explain the problem, I also explained that I had wasted 3 hours of my time going to pick up the wrong choke.

I suggested that they should correct their labelling or have their distributors specify which guns their choke will fit. ” Bubba ” from Primos replied, ” yeah we have chokes for the extreme II “. That was it, no ” sorry that you wasted 3 hours of your time.

“. No ” thanks for the suggestion and we’ll look into the problem. ” or anything. My follow up email was a bit more “direct but polite “. It remains unanswered. I realize that Primos has a lot of products on the market.

Seeing their lack of follow up, I’ll be a bit more cautious before trying their other products. Is the ” JellyHead ” a good choke ?. I don’t know, I never got a chance to try it. Now I’m not sure that I’ll bother ordering one for my extreme II.

I hope this review can help someone else avoid the mix up that I have had. Thanks.

Tried and true. My daughter took her fourth turkey with a Remington 870 20ga 2 3/4” 4 shot at 32 yards very impressive the pattern this choke holds at that distance. Other chokes I could only pattern to 25 yards for good clean killing patterns Jelly Head patterned well to 35 and could have been farther.

With my daughters closer is always better. Take the time to call them in close even if it takes another day. No better way to spend time than in the woods.

This is the perfect starter combo! The All-Star 2. 0 is super quick to learn & the Temptress is even easier! use the Bully Bull Extreme to amplify the sound! It will take some practice to master, but its a quick learn! Happy Hunting!.

Got this tube as a Christmas present last year and finally got to use it this fall. Closed the deal opening day and called in another for a friend the next day. This tube has great volume and sound. It really gets out there without being over the top.

I used a smaller tube before this one and will never go back. The sound difference is not only very noticeable to me, but the elk as well.

I am new to elk calling and hunting and picked up this kit to practice using a diaphragm call. I like the options and different latex tensions each call has. Once I got the hang of these calls I found them very easy to use, the tones seem to sound nice for cow calls and for bugles.

Would highly recommend this kit for those starting out or seasoned callers.

I use these in all sizes from 1 to 6/0. They are dependable, rugged and extremely consistent. Hookup is like magic. Uses: all species with pieces of earthworms, usually snelled below a light pinch on sinker.

Catfish: 3/0 to 6/0 with spawn sac and Spider Thread holding chunks of chicken liver or cut bait on the back of the hook. Can also add boilies on a hair rig, using a size 2. these catch some thumping carp! I fish these on the side of a paternoster rig with a homemade weight on the lower arm to reduce lead pollution of our waters.

Pros: Clean, discrete hooks that virtually never fail to hook in the jaw. Almost zero gut hooking Easily remove for catch and release. Rarely snags on weeds or rocks. No need to set the hook. perfect for inattentive fishers! Cons: none.

Except the barb means they are almost impossible to get out of your clothing if hooked! I always buy these at Sail, for less than 2/3 of the price of other retailers.

I bought these a couple of weeks ago and finally used some today. If my buddy hadn’t had some snap swivels on hand my fishing day would’ve been dramatically cut short. The eye of the hooks aren’t closed properly and just kept slipping off the line losing multiple fish.

It’s worse than having an Eagle Claw break off in a fishes mouth but at least part of the hook is still attached to my line. I at least got to fight the fish a bit instead of just trying to set the hook only to be giving the fish a free piercing along with a complimentary snack.

Very disappointed in this batch of hooks.

I use number 10 and 8 for tarpon fishing, depend on the mullet size. The number 10 and 8 is extremely effective on big tarpon and small tarpon alike, with hook ups in the 80% range if properly letting the hook set , always giving the tarpon 2 seconds before letting the hook set purely on drag itself, (about 8 lbs of drag does the trick with rod tip high, sometimes controlling the drag manually to let the hook penetrate the mouth with split second holding the reels drag by hand and getting a strong penetration without setting the reels drag too hard in order to let the fish run its few first runs).

Have fought monster tarpon with number 8 and 10, those hooks will not bend 96% of the time, it only bends when improperly hooked and the pressure is on the tip of the hook instead of the bent part (mainly when hook does not penetrate the upper lip and pressure sits on the tarpon bone.

I have used the same hook over and over again catching over 10 tarpons, before loosing the sharpness. Do not Sharpen those hooks no matter what, as they will not work as good as when new, once its lost its sharpness, its time to use a new hook, a new hook is extremely effective with high landing rates, sometimes out of five bites, I may loose 1, the key is knowing to use those hooks and not set the drag too hard, nor too loose, and definitely do not sharpen them.

I recommend this hook for any tarpon fishermen.

I really wanted this to be a great 2 player game. I keep looking for a two player game that can live up to Baulder’s Gate and Champions of Norath. My wife and I were so excited to get this game, and it unfortunately has been a real frustrating experience.

It is too dark and hard to see; when you change the gamma setting, it looks washed out. Your inability to hold more than a couple health potions is a pain, and, even though it is great that your partner can resurrect you when you die, you have to be in the perfect spot to do it.

And if you don’t, well then you automatically die as well. But the worst thing is the saving program. First of all, you cannot continue in two player mode even if your save was in two player. When you reload the chapter, you never know how far back you are going to have to go.

Sometimes you end up having to replay the whole section you just played the night before. As far as game play goes, I have enjoyed the combination of archery and melee. Shooting an orc with an ice arrow and seeing it freeze only to follow it up with a regular arrow and see him bust into a thousand little pieces is awesome and never seems to get old! If you are playing the single player mode, this is probably a lot more enjoyable.

I really enjoyed MHStories on the DS, and am not disappointed by the new Switch iteration. It’s great fun having creatures from the MH universe as your teammates/pets, and the turn-based fighting mechanic is a nice change from the usual hack ‘n’ slash.

Graphics are gorgeous, if a little repetitive. I haven’t finished the main story arc, but look forward to doing so while satisfying my urge to collect them all (*cough*). My only complaints this time around: lag/framerate slowdown on the Switch is noticeable, though not gamebreaking.

The combat system has a few added features, which seem exciting at first, but soon somehow feel a bit redundant. New “rider’s notes” concerning gene combination and egg-hunting sort of suck the fun out of discovery, memory-building and learning by trial and error, and warnings in the field feel a bit too hand-holdy, too: you’re told beforehand if a new monster will be too much for you, for instance.

Remember prematurely taking on that snoozing pink rathian in Stories 1 and dying horribly? Learning experiences = FUN. Also, in this sequel, you nearly always have a story-related offsider and their pet with you to help you take down monsters, which rather takes the edge off what would otherwise be hard-won solo victories to feel proud of.

I think this game is intended for younger folk, though even they might prefer the steeper learning curve and subsequent feelings of mastery and achievement that earlier Monster Hunter games (Stories included) are known for.

I still think this is a game worth having and playing, if you don’t mind things being made a little too easy for you.

Charming role-playing/creature collecting game set in the Monster Hunter universe. The story is a typical feel-good, straightforward sort, but has its heartwarming moments and is enjoyable to experience.

Core gameplay revolves around rock-paper-scissors matchups and is relatively simple to learn, but has varied enough patterns between enemies to be fun throughout the game. Performance on Switch leaves a bit to be desired, with notably poor performance (15-20 FPS) in the second region of the game.

Mostly tolerable otherwise. Switch version is great for short pick-up-and-play sessions which the game is well suited for, but the PC version will be significantly better if smooth gameplay and visuals are a concern.

If you like Monster Hunter and ever wanted to pet one of the monsters in the series, you’ll probably enjoy this.

This game is excellent. It’s a turned based RPG that is a little bit more involved compared to Pokemon. There are no e quality of life options that are built in. Great story with great character development.

The co-op mode are mini dungeons where you and a friend can tackle a monster. Really fun. The animated kinship moves are beautiful to look at. So many to unlock. I will definitely be purchasing the next installment on day one!.

I bought front and rear blinder set and the lights are big, bright and everything I need for daytime riding, but this rear light has just failed for the second time. The first rear light lasted about 70 days and stopped working.

This second rear light just quit after a month and it’s initial charge. The front light is still working perfectly! I’ll return this light and order one, one more time but in a different pattern.

As impressive and attractive as the Blinder’s LED array looks on paper, every Knog illumination product I have owned has at some point fallen from my bicycle and become broken or irrecoverable in the course of traversing potholes, uneven pavement, steel road plates, and other road hazards commonly encountered while traversing the New York City metropolitan area, even on those city streets that ostensibly have bike paths or bike signage.

I can’t in good faith recommend this product for urban or off-trail use.

It’s cool, it’s skull, it’s everything I need for my rear light. It’s beautiful and super fun to use. The delivery service is also amazing, even for international shipping to Indonesia. Really great shopping place and amazing experience.

I love how there is a label sheet for stickers if you want to customize the vehicles. Upon first glance out of the box, my eyes were immediately drawn to the unique wheel (omni wheels) which I have never seen a design quite like that before.

The fact that there are switches on the bottom of each vehicle for outdoor or indoor use is fantastic given the differences in surfaces. The joystick controller allows for more detailed driving of the cars but the two buttons on top of the controller allow for a drifting movement which is very cool! The large fire button on the controllers make a cool laser shooting sound and when a car has been hit a light indicator flashes and the car shakes.

You have the option of playing against multiple cars (7) or you can play alone.

Well as this might seem obvious, but this head is the best defensive head you can possibly get right at this moment, but it does come at a price. Myself, as a current player, have loved this head since I have gotten it since it first came out, and up until a week ago played with it without any regrets.

I didn”t figure out until I finally broke it in my first summer team practice last week that there are many things this head limits itself to. This head is only to be used as an aggressive crease defense head.

It can”t be used for really any thing else even LSM, my actual position because of its weight. It is in ten percent of all lax heads for weight. It also stiffness and rigidity can only be pared with expensive and very stiff d-poles like the STX Hammer 500 series, Ice d-pole, Hammer SC, few type of the dragonfly shafts, and other titanium or titanium alloy shafts.

Also Because of the stiffness it has great scoping, but if ever putting that head for a faceoff, your asking for a L and a cracked head due to the material not being able to consistantly be able to survive a bend.

The maverick centrick is a stiff attack head making it durable and gives me good levarge as I rip because it tilts back a degree. I never have to worry about this original head bending out of shape as I do with some of my other sticks, because everyone knows the life of a lacrosse head, or player for that matter, is all light and easy.

The head can take a check and give one if nessisary. It also scoops up those pesky ground balls easy and gives plenty of surface area to catch. But that’s not all. The head naturally tilts back on your choice of maverick shaft giving you better leverage as you fire your best one at the top cheddar.

I recommend this head to a beast in the attack position that isn’t afraid to get hit and that will make defenders shutter when they get close. The Maverick Centrick is a completely beast mode head that will most definitely up your game!.

I currently use this head and Iv’e had it for about 3 months. This head is super stiff making the durability superb. I strung this head with a mid pocket and three straights. I play middie and this head is great for that.

It can take checks nicely and the offset is beautiful. The scoop on the head is great, groundballs are and ease with this head. It fits every shaft I’ve tried with it including: Maverik wonderboy, ECD Carbon, my brothers ECD Carbon Pro, and my friends Epoch Dragonfly IQ5.

I would HIGHLY recommend this head to any attackman or non face-off midfielder.

This guitar is an overall excellent place to dabble in 8 strings. Would recommend Schecter in general but especially this guitar for anyone trying to check out extended range guitars. Smooth feel, gets as low as you’d want and the flat black looks great.

Great and beautiful guitar, simple in design, but great in sound! Small point of criticism, the pickups are active Schecter pickups instead of Duncan Designed (as stated on the website). But they sound great nonetheless!.

It came with one busted string, but thats fine. Also came with a hard case(unexpected) so super thanks for that. Just needs a small adjustment to the truss rod and itll be in great shape. Not a bad price for it either so 5 out of 5.

Just try to list these things if you sell another guitar. Also the battery cover for the active pickups was worn, but not really a problem. overall its a great guitar, and will taken care of well.

Honestly best guitar I’ve owned after seven years of guitar playing, it’s empirical to me that i have found the perfect balance between comfort, sound, and affordability. I really enjoy that heavy bold tone it has to offer, finding that i can jump from some hard gallops to some melodic transitions really keeps my motivation flowing.

While most guitars gave me a sense of limitations on what i can do. This guitar seems to offer more in terms of Benefits needed to grow. Techniques like Pull offs and hammer on’s come naturally with the Sechecter Demon 7, making practicing a more enjoyable experience.

I love the black finish the guitar comes with, i don’t like how easy it smudges but that’s a luxury problem to have. The trim Really pops in person which is nice to the eyes. I have had this Guitar for four days now and haven’t stopped playing sense i got it.

It was amazing pulling the guitar out of the box and plugging it in and playing without having to string or tune the guitar. The guitar itself was easy to string, the tuning pucks are smooth like butter and hold a tuning well.

I didn’t necessarily enjoy how close the strings are to the pickups Thankful that was an Easy fix due to the Bridge adjuster. All and all i’m thankful i made the choice to buy this guitar with very little research and experience dealing with this kind of guitar.

By far the best Purchase i have made, and it’s Wonderful knowing i started the year of right with an amazing investment.

Where to start, what a great guitar. Having owned an Agile 7 string and an 8 string, I can safely say that this demon 7 is probably my most favorite to play when it comes to writing and messing around.

I had been playing mine with a dead battery for over a week. Once I changed it. well you can figure out why its called a demon. Beautifully filthy tones, definately recommend for anyone who wants a 7 string without breaking the bank.

Ive got mine set up with a pedal board as of last month and I couldn’t be more happy. Kudos for AMS for helping me get this guitar and allowing me to finance it off.

Purchased a new guitar and was happy it would arrive in 3 days. Guitar arrived scratched, chipped, dented, without paper work or toolkit, not in original box. Called in to arrange return and was told they would not do an immediate exchange.

Instead I have to return guitar via ups, wait for MF to get it then arrange replacement. I asked for a refund and was told it would take 2-3 weeks after MF gets the guitar. Will not purchase here again.

Expensive but they work, better than a mold craft half their price? Maybe not but I still like to have a couple in my arsenal.

great lure…have been using in the northeast for White Marlin

I recently purchased this lure for tuna and wahoo kayak fishing but I scheduled a smith river salmon fishing trip and used this lure the salmon love this lure biggest salmon of the day 50 pounder the only disadvantage i would say is the skirt is a little long but just cut alittle bit off.

thank you black Bart.

The WNC Reaper is my new go to bait! It runs true and perfect right out of the package. The hooks are super strong and sticky sharp. The color patterns are awesome giving you some custom looks without the custom price.

The shad profile is awesome for matching the hatch too on what they’re eating. Overall price point for a bait in this catagory is unbeatable as well.

The WNC Reaper is perfect for the Columbia river. I have ran these from .8-2.2 mph. Great year around crank

The Reaper is quickly becoming my go to on Erie, It has more of a shad profile and I feel it gives the fish a “new look”. I have also liked the rattle it seems louder and has a different tone to it. runs true out of the box hooks are strong and sharp and it’s now on the precision trolling app, I have found it has a very similar dive chart to the Bandit.