Oct 26, 2009 -- 8:55AM, Mithos wrote:

Aug 19, 2009 -- 2:09AM, MoisesL wrote:

Monster Hunter 3 (tri-)'s servers (which has nothing to do with Nintendo) prevents codes such as Infinite Health and for players to carry weapons/armor that they normally can't obtain at their level.

I'm late to this thread, and I'm not aware how the MH-world works when it comes to gear/weapons. But are you saying to me that if I go online with my level 1-5 character and I have a gear/weapon for a level 30+ character in my inventory I'll get banned?

1. necroed but you already stated that.

2. the game doesnt really work with equiptment in lvls like that but basically thats how it is if there wasn't any way to get it where your at.

EDIT: Theres no inventory for weapons, there a storage box for all weapons and armor. Also weapon/armor can't be traded, only item that help in the battlefield.

Aug 31, 2009 -- 11:29AM, Bastion wrote:

To prove that Capcom is VERY serious when it comes to hacking/cheating online, here is a prime example of what such a user can expect.

kotaku.com/5349190/monster-hunter-3-chea...

Regardless of how *hackable* the Wii is, Capcom knows how to spot them, and judging from this article, they know how to deal with them too.

XD

 

January 1, 10000

"This here box has been passed down in our family for many generations. Time has forgotten what is inside it, but it appears to have an airtight seal, so whatever it is should be in good condition... let's open it..."

"Dear Reader,

This Wii is no longer banned from playing Monster Hunter Tri online.

Have fun.

(Name here)"

"Capcom? What's a Capcom?"