No More MH

This post has been edited by gundamalpha: Jun 10 2010, 10:06 AM

wa, getting japanese version ke?
i actually wanna wait for US release le.

As requested by gundamalpha, I'll post the procedures to go online of MHG according to my experience. I can't do much at the moment since I'm at work but I'll try my best to put it in words. I do not guarantee that it will be the same for MH3 but this is to give you a taste of what you will encounter on MH3's release.



First of all, like all other home console MH games, MH3 will have 2 options on where to go when you load your character which are Village and Town. Choosing Town will take you to online mode. After that, you'll see a series of loading screens (make sure your wii is connected to your wireless router or your lan cable is plugged into your wii).

When you're connected, you'll be presented with a ToS agreement which of course you'll have to choose yes to proceed (note that playing the game from outside japan is against ToS so you know what to do).

After you've agreed to follow their ToS, you can now create your online account, it's very straight forward and it doesn't ask for email confirmations whatsoever but you do need to put in a username and password. Note that you can only create 3 accounts per console and if you're banned 3 times, you're screwed. I'm not sure if deleting your entire MH data will reset it as I've never done that myself but you're welcome to do it at your own risk. If this is your first time registering for an online account, you will be given 20 days free so you'd better put online registration on hold if you want to complete offline first. Don't worry about securing online names first because identical names are allowed because MH uses PLAYER ID to distinguish between different players. Once all that is done, you'll be issued a game ID and you can enter your username and password to access the online world. You may choose to save the password so that next time you can just select which PLAYER ID you want to go online with and it won't prompt you to type in your password.

If your 20 days has expired and you want to purchase tickets to continue playing online, you must first buy points from Wii Shopping channel. When you have the points, access online mode up till the part where you have to select which PLAYER ID you want to play, there will be an option to purchase tickets. Select it and you will be prompted to choose which package you want (30, 60, 90 days). Choose one and capcom will deduct the shown amount of wii points from your account and you're good to go.



That is all for now. Enjoy your wall of text.

This post has been edited by TenSou: Jul 29 2009, 01:06 PM

Thanks TenSou

If MH3 is as easy to set up as MHG I'm good to go

hmm gundam getting jp?
im still struggling whether to get us or jp?

depending on which side more of my friend play at
but jp more ppl and more pros!

Hey wait, I have a jap machine with US firmware~ still can register for account or access shop to get wii points ?

JP version of course

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Added on July 30, 2009, 9:26 amI thought you don't play online?

Anyway my hunter will be the same name as my MSN, fearless, female

This post has been edited by gundamalpha: Jul 30 2009, 09:26 AM

Wakakakakaka... Fearless female.
Gigi sakit

Female's armors look better

+1

Penman ngi gau mau?

gau! yit tin gau! boot ko ngai choong loi mau gao goh MH~woh...

ngai den mui get ban zang!

Waloeh besides the word GAU! other words are dont even know how to pronounce lol
Meaning?

play! sure play! but I never play MH b4~woh...

I'll wait for the US version!

reach my store !!!
1 of my customer want to bid it >.>

holy crap,a black wii in mareshia?
someone gonna get an orgasm

I just did actually......

^
spoiler please.

btw, any news on US version of black wii?

Back to topic, is Wii LAN adapter easy to find locally? Planning to use direct connection rather than wifi to avoid any trouble setting up (I'm no good at networking)

How about Wii points? Locally available? If not have to buy prepaid ones from PA