2014-10-13, 01:57 AM
These cameo sets aren't going to detract from the amount of main game content if that's what you're worried about. Compared to the weapons and armor from the monsters themselves, all of this will make up maybe 5% out of all the equipment across the board, if that much.
A "G" title (now "Ultimate" for English localizations) for Monster Hunter is always a very huge deal, as it allows them to add new monsters they may have not had the time to finish for the main game, and add new or alter existing mechanics, and above all else is kind of like a celebration and thank you of sorts from Capcom to the fanbase in terms of the content they add, so these cameos is basically icing on the cake, only added after the main game is completed. Cameo armor like this also allows for Capcom to make the players work for them in most cases, with the quests being pretty damn hard for some of the equips.
A "G" title (now "Ultimate" for English localizations) for Monster Hunter is always a very huge deal, as it allows them to add new monsters they may have not had the time to finish for the main game, and add new or alter existing mechanics, and above all else is kind of like a celebration and thank you of sorts from Capcom to the fanbase in terms of the content they add, so these cameos is basically icing on the cake, only added after the main game is completed. Cameo armor like this also allows for Capcom to make the players work for them in most cases, with the quests being pretty damn hard for some of the equips.