I believe it was a problem on TikTok specifically that other social media platforms adopted; especially in the Shorts space where people often just repost their TikToks for a bit of extra income.

Funny thing about that particular boss though. You can completely trivialize most of its moveset by equipping the Magma Bell. And when the boss only deals one mask of damage...it's way too easy. I actually do now think that bosses need to do 2 Masks of damage to keep up with how strong Hornet is.

Audiences aren't built in a day, and "going viral" can actually be a detriment to long-term goals (as you may be written off as a one-hit wonder". Keep working and grinding, learn SEO / thumbnail tricks, it'll start to grow over time.

Alternatively, just focus on the fun not the reward.

New Japanese animators last I checked make 200yen per frame. So like 1.30 USD. Anime is usually done on 2s or 3s so 6 to 12 FPS. Meaning about 10 USD per second or 60 USD per minute. Worth noting Japan pretty famously underpays junior animators horribly. So these numbers should be absolute min, imo.

I'm inclined to agree with you but the prompt never specified that the Gorilla was unarmed. He's clearly got a gun, the humans don't stand a chance.

That one guy and his best friend have some genuinely great banter with each other. Brightens every scene they're in whenever they start arguing.

In the video they clarify that "Single-Skill" can all be crafted via "Alchemy". But Multi-Skill will be random for "Max Efficiency". So Attack Boost can be made. Attack Boost+ probably can't. Attack Boost / Peak Performance definitely not.

Still better than Iceborne's system, but still RNG.

It sucks trying to find obscure lore from older games. I search for a game script and just get a GameFAQs thread of people telling the person asking, "Who gives a shit about the story. Just mash through it and hunt monsters."

I have a pretty extensive background writing for wikis and guides and I've seen more than a few die not from just plain lack of community. I'll keep an eye out and maybe help if I can. Best of luck to you.

Since I use adblock my main issue with the old wiki was never the ads or pop-ups, but the lack of updates and messy formatting. Since BannedLagi is one of the most active admins / contribs of the old one, and seems to be heavily involved in this new ones, what's to stop this from going the same way?

In particular, aerial in 5th gen felt like "some other part of the weapon". Vaulting Dance actively hindered the weapon imo, and only with Sunbreak did it start being good thanks to KS being faster than helicopter. But also, in Wilds "clawing" my hand to charge, vault, and attack is a bit much.

Wild's Insect Glaive changes are perhaps the weapon's strongest design conceptually. Insect Glaive has always been a weapon that combines aerial and grounded combat with support from an insect. Wilds blends these disparate elements better than any other game. Controls need some work though.