Dude took till the 2 minute mark till he missed a level 3 charged headshot.
Seriously can not see the tells he's going off of.
This is why I say these dudes are crazy, they follow the timing of the attacks instead of any tells like normal people do.
Dude took till the 2 minute mark till he missed a level 3 charged headshot.
Seriously can not see the tells he's going off of.
Dude took till the 2 minute mark till he missed a level 3 charged headshot.
Seriously can not see the tells he's going off of.
Dude took till the 2 minute mark till he missed a level 3 charged headshot.
Seriously can not see the tells he's going off of.
Jup, comes with experience.I perfected this technique in MHFU against Tigrex. Fought the damn thing enough times that it became second nature to get the level 3 off after he charged and turned to face me. The moment I let go of level 3 charge, WHACK right in the face. Very satisfying.
*bows*
http://youtu.be/w-O6uW2eiUg
This is why Great Swords are awesome, such a simple weapon with basic attacks, yet timing a level 3 charge on a critical spot takes a lot of skill and practice.
not sure about G-rank, but in high rank single-player it becomes much less viable, it's often too dangerous to risk not mounting the monster and then standing right in front of it.
Pro players don't use it at all, because it takes too much time for the result you get of it.
Haha nice one, bet there are some with Hammer too.
Haha nice one, bet there are some with Hammer too.
Anyone got a link to the big chart of monster resistances/weak spots?
Yeah, that MH3U one was incredibly convenient. A quick GameFAQs board search yielded this, but it only lists elemental weaknesses, not status, breaks, etc.Anyone got a link to the big chart of monster resistances/weak spots?
I AM FUCKIN HYPE AS SHIT RIGHT NOW
>Fighting frenzied rathalos and frenzied rathian
>rathian is dead
>rathalos lookin like he's weak
>haven't carted once but I'm out of potions completely
>rathalos is up in the air lookin like he be reving up a fire ball
>get on a near by ledge and leap straight at him
>Hit X
>He releases fire ball
>BRACE FOR IMPACT
>BOOM
>QUEST COMPLETE
>fall to the ground smoldering still on fire as rathalos' limp body drops in front of me
Holy shit that's officially the clutchest kill I've ever done, had I not been in range or pushed X a second later I could have died.
I love monhun stories like this, they get me so hyped to keep playing.
Something pretty cool and similar just happened, I was grinding Velocidrome for his set (pretty decent for LR imo) and I must have levelled the quest up too much, because suddenly he's tough as shit. Really fast, wiping out half my health with his big jump attack, constantly repositioning himself out of my horn's hits. FUCKING INTENSE
I'm trying to play the song of my people and he's having fucking none of it.
Eventually his crest is smashed and I can see the end in sight.
I go for a jump attack and I manage to smack him right in the gob and KO him. He gets up, very pissed, and I go for it again so I can get a mount.
We collide IN MID-AIR, Dragonball z style, I fall on my ass with a smidge of green health but I get the quest clear jingle and Gesture> Prance all the way home.
Even without mounting, ledge attacks create some really fun moments.
They did explain it briefly at the very beginning. It's just really easy to forget about it with all the other content and features. It'd be nice if an NPC reminded you of it 10 hours in if you never played one to that point or something.Wait, hold on, what's this about leveling quests up? Would you (or anyone else) mind explaining?
And hell, while I'm at it, is there any good resource that details all the new stuff in 4U? It feels like I'm discovering new stuff all the time that the game isn't explaining (hell, I wouldn't have known about the new "item sets" thing if I hadn't heard someone mention it on a podcast).
Hey guys I'm shit tier newbie in this. I'm fighting some giant bug thing after the great jaggi quest and it seems like I'm running out of time.
Is there any weapons that are better for newbs?
Hey guys I'm shit tier newbie in this. I'm fighting some giant bug thing after the great jaggi quest and it seems like I'm running out of time.
Is there any weapons that are better for newbs?
I failed at my first quest. A fishing quest ffs. It asked for Small Goldenfish and I fished regular ones. Then I took my time killing Tetsu, mining and generally wasting my precious time. I had about 15 minutes left and I managed to catch only 3 of them....
not sure about G-rank, but in high rank single-player it becomes much less viable, it's often too dangerous to risk not mounting the monster and then standing right in front of it.
Pro players don't use it at all, because it takes too much time for the result you get of it.
Take a look at this site, it even recommends combos.Hey guys I'm shit tier newbie in this. I'm fighting some giant bug thing after the great jaggi quest and it seems like I'm running out of time.
Is there any weapons that are better for newbs?
So I was almost to the point of trading this game in over the weekend (this is my first Monster Hunter experience) but I decided to give it another shot yesterday.
I do not know when / how it happened but dat gameplay loop hit me, and all I can say now is this game is awesome!
I am really looking forward to multi-player once I get some more experience / gear, but damn GAF I see the obsession.
Yeah, thats why i think everyone needs to be open minded and give games a try and give them time. This is also my first real MH, luckily my brother is a veteran so he has been really helpful, but I also felt a bit burned out at first, didnt really feel it. But a couple of hours in, and it all clicked, might not be an expert yet but I get it and best of all its simply FUN and addicting!
Insect Glive's R+B has saved my ass so many times. Feel like I'm on easy mode with it though lolI love mounting, and thats part of the reason why I love the glaive
I also feel its very mobile and the attacks feel smooth, and I love getting all three buffs, feels like a beast
Question: Every time you accept a quest, you get a little paper sign on top of your head, and that sign show up as different colors... What do the colors mean? Is it relative difficulty to your equipment and stuff? Thanks!
Aye! my only problem with the game at the moment, and this is a minor complaint is that I hate that the missions are timed. I have just never been a fan of time limits in games.
I also am by no means an expert but, I upgraded my blades and crafted some armor last night and just became addicted there and there I think.
Insect Glive's R+B has saved my ass so many times. Feel like I'm on easy mode with it though lol
Okay, got the Heart Rath set, P.Rathian became easy once I had a decent High Rank set.
I'm thinking of getting its full set, I havent had time to play much on HR5 but from the urgent I got enough to make the waist armor and it was over 50 def, best i've seen so far. Unless there's something better?
General question, its there specific armor that are just simply better for certain weapons or something? I just usually make a part once I can make something and just wear it for the better defense, dont think about it too much. I've heard full sets does some good things, but if certain ones compliment a certain weapon or set up better i'll like to know
Pretty much all the HR 5 armor is around 50+. I've done Pink Rath so many times I just decided to make the set though.
General question, its there specific armor that are just simply better for certain weapons or something? I just usually make a part once I can make something and just wear it for the better defense, dont think about it too much. I've heard full sets does some good things, but if certain ones compliment a certain weapon or set up better i'll like to know
Doing high level quests and mining while you're on quests is pretty much how I've amassed mine!Oh okay sounds good, and whats the best way to get advance armor sphere to level it up?
if you complete armour sets you'll usually get the skills that come with it. eg. with the Heart Rath set, you'll get
Wind Res +15
Fire Atk +13
Potential +10
Sense -5
while it's not specific to a weapon, there are sets that'll benefit certain weapons. Say you get Sheathing and Fast Charge on a set, it'd be pretty good for a GS. Towards the end people tend to mix and match though.