It's an open world RPG. Have you not seen the environments? If you want to explore then just go and explore. Why would they show her just 'pottering around' and hope that sells the game? They've got one of the most fluid fighting mechanics in any open world game and want to show case it. There's nothing wrong with that and that's what has got people excited for the game. I'm BIG on exploration and I can't wait to explore this world. I'm really confused by your need to see something that's clearly there to see. Again, it's on OPEN world RPG.

I know that. She seem to get information from parts of the monsters after she has defeated them or she takes them with her to give to someone. This is a new IP. Its not like Zelda: BOTW where we know what the game is about. Why not show us at least ONE video where she does something else? I mean Im not saying the game cant be mostly about fighting monsters. MH does that and is very popular. I just dont see any indication of exploring in the videos shown.

Can you please explain what you mean by exploring because I'm scratching my head here. The Witcher is about doing side quests, main quests and killing monsters, but if you really want to you can 'explore' and not bother doing any of the above. Exploration to me is just enjoying the environments and seeking out the interesting sights. I did that in the Witcher 3 and I'll be doing that in this game too. What game has ever promoted itself by showcasing the player doing nothing but pottering around? Simple showing the game mechanics in the locations showcases the potential exploration ...

Please, I'm lost.

Well in The Witcher 3 you can talk yourself out of trouble or you can talk people into giving you information or items. Seems like you can explore the enviorment to find people or items to help you on your journey. Ive seen nothing like that in this game.

I wouldn't consider that 'exporation' but at least now I understand what you're talking about. I'd assume they are in the game but I doubt they'll ever use those features to showcase their game. Has anyone ever used things like that to showcase their game?

Well in The Witcher 3 you can talk yourself out of trouble or you can talk people into giving you information or items. Seems like you can explore the enviorment to find people or items to help you on your journey. Ive seen nothing like that in this game.

Yes, developers usually like to show people what their game is about.

Whether it's Witcher, Skyrim, Fallout etc you always end up fighting people or monsters when exploring. You might get dialogue options that sometimes allow you not to fight but unless it's Deus Ex you have to fight. 

This doesn't look any different. The key difference here is you can "tame anibots, farm materials to craft from different robots and set traps.

In addition to the above we know there will be tribes, quests that people and tribes send you on (one which we have seen), and there will be additional quests to main missions and tribe missions.

I don't see why you are giving this game a harder time than any others. It would make sense if GG alone made this game, but since they have hired people from Fallout and Witcher 3 specifically for story, questing system and gameplay, it makes little sense. 

It's about a mysterious girl who was adopted by a tribe but never felt like anything but an outcast. She embarks on a journey to uncover her past and so reveal more of the reason the world exists to the player. Who is she? Where did she come from? Why are there mechanised creatures? Did they evolve or were they created? If they were created, who created them? Are those creators still alive? If they're alive, where are they? Is Alloy connected with the creators?

Exciting stuff!