Maybe phrasing it as "sense of search" was poor word-choice on my part, I'm just not a fan of how...overt the game is being about some stuff now? At least in previous games if you knew where a monster was starting, it was because you yourself actually knew it from your own experience (or, I guess, you had the right armor skills or a felyne meal beforehand), and not because you had a giant glowing sign telling you exactly where to go. It reminds me a bit of the...I think it was the 4 Ultimate demo back in the day(?), where on top of the monster being auto-tracked there would be a series of jumping red arrows on the field itself to tell you which zone to go to next. I get it for the sake of expediting things, but there's a fine line to toe here between making things streamlined and accessible vs. feeling like it's dumbing down the game.
If the environments turn out to be way more massive or complex than they used to be, or there's a ton of different monsters on the field at once, this might make more sense to me, and I still like the idea in concept, I'd just personally prefer a small tweak to its execution to make it a bit less obtrusive. In my earlier example of having the bugs just point you in the right direction rather than outright guiding you, once you've played on that field a few times and understand the monster, you'll likely know what section of the map you're ultimately going to find the monster in anyway so the search won't be that long or drawn out, but there's still a small sense of player-deduction to it.
