What kind of amor does Roarudorosu make Tenbetsu? Water movement increased? Life +20? My favorite MH Tri monster in that pick Roarudorosu/ Royal LudrothTenbatsu said:Thanks for the info. Its kinda sad that it only hold 4 players, the japanese might not like it at all if this is implemented in MH3G(if there is one). They enjoy gathering in big groups and messing around in the towns.
One of my favorite axe!
Yeah, Barioth fight like Narugacaruga and Barioth > Narugacaruga.PusherT said:I wish Narugacuruga or Tigrex made an appearence in MH Tri from the portable games. Does Barioth fight like Narugacaruga in Tri that would be a great battle? Of the monster I seen in Tri Roarudorosu looks to be the greatest monster ever created for a Monster Hunter game the way he moves and fight looks badass
I just love that sponge around his neck I want to break itTenbatsu said:Yeah, Barioth fight like Narugacaruga and Barioth > Narugacaruga.
Constitution +1, Water Pressure Resist (Small), Divine Protection skills for swordsman.
Constitution +1, Pellet S LV1 Add, Divine Protection for gunner.
They will change when you upgrade them to higher level. The gunner suit sort of resemble 'Naruto'
Water Monster are the new hotness and Roarudorosu looks like he can fight on land in the ocean.Littlegator said:
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Look, I don't care if you use it in your internal group. But don't go trolling the Wii Speak just because you don't plan to use it. I admit I have never used it yet, but hearing from the people who have it, it seems like a fine product. You're saying it's awful? You're gonna go with your superior codecs? Come on, don't be like that. Very elitist and snobby to say something like that and that's the reason why I go furious since a few pages back people were suggesting it as well and acting like they're superior. It's not better.Alex said:
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) about Monster Hunter Tri online, today i got the answersThanks for the info bro. Was getting worried for a sec.Littlegator said:
Caught the last 30 minutes of the stream. The game's even better than I thought! The "infinite mode" looked awesome.PusherT said:The capcom Unity blogger snow showed off the online features in tri and showed the the friend code/invite system on the ustream live event. I ca't wait its almost here
So, this talk about four players per city is true or what? I feel like some shit, but... they should have asked us first, I wouldn't trade a full city for Wii Speak support. No way.PusherT said:The capcom Unity blogger snow showed off the online features in tri and showed the the friend code/invite system on the ustream live event. I ca't wait its almost here
Confusing, cause there are some saying four per city.sprsk said:
DO NOT quote me as it being called "infinite mode" (cuz I can't remember what they actually called it) but basically what happens in that mode is you enter your map with NO timer whatsoever. Everything you kill can be carved and the carvings kept. Everything killed will regenerate either immediately after the carve or upon exiting/re-entering that quadrant. Any boss monsters you have encountered and beaten via quests in the main game can and will appear for you to fight in this "infinite mode". Once beaten, you can carve the boss monster and keep what you carve. After beating a boss monster, you can continue moving between quadrants until the next boss monster appears. Think of it as an infinite hunt. It was pointed out several times that this mode is offline only, though they did not say if splitscreen was possible.Tenbatsu said:
That's a shame. I never really liked the 4 player lobbies in MHFU because it makes the whole posting and accepting quests thing (originally designed for 8 player lobbies) completely redundant. If the max number of players per lobby is 4 then there's no reason everyone shouldn't automatically be tied together into one questing group.Sammy Samusu said:
Is that just on the Island or can we do it on all maps now? Regardless, sounds good. Seems like a much better system to me then the gather quest of MHFU.gotee12 said:
I see, thats Moga Forest there. Just head right from Moga Village and you are off to the forest. It is only available in offline mode with no split screen. Like what Sp0rsk said before, its sort of like an open world Monster Hunter. Monsters there dont level up, so once you have super weapons you can kill them in a flash. Only the Island stage is available for this and its all part of the offline story. Season system plays a part here too but its not as complicated as the one in MH2Dos.gotee12 said:
If that was answered, I missed it. Sorry. Also keep in mind that it won't be a way to gather very specific items. Since boss monsters will appear at random, you may not see X monster that you need X item from. I don't think this mode will replace the traditional gathering quests. (though don't quote me on that either!Luigiv said:
)Well, I never played Monster Hunter online so I don't know how much impact it will have, but five is better than four, and ten is a whoooolot better, so I'll be left with my imagination for now... Maybe Monster Hunter 3G. *rolleyes*Luigiv said:
I haven't played Tri but when I make a 5 or 6 player room in Kai for MHFU, 1 or 2 people have to sit out each round. So 5 usually isn't better than 4. I do it because I have a good friend group, but it gets really nasty when there is a stranger hogging the 4th spot and ignoring the roulette rule (which I end up kicking). So in that sense, 5 is probably not better than 4. 8 or higher would be better than 4.Sammy Samusu said:
I've been pumped for this for so long it seems. Anyway, I came to ask whether the majority of you guys are going to hop into online asap? Or play some offline first? I really don't know what I'm going to do first but usually I want to be prepared when I play with others so I'm thinking I might run through most of offline first. But... that just sounds kinda lame with how available online is going to be. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm........ :loljrricky said:
