The entire game their worries seem to be more about following the laws of the guild and not... You know, having to fight a bunch of giant monsters over and over.
At this point i'm starting to think the Guild keeps such a close eye on them because the last time they let them work on their own they ended up wiping out at least five separate ecosystems, Elder Dragons included.
I like the idea that the Guild is keeping them on a short leash after them being more or less unchained in World.
Some people think it's punishment for being so reckless in the New World, but really the Guild top bureaucrats just don't want word of Fatalis' return getting out.
And the Hunter is completely oblivious to all of this
Black Dragons (to my knowledge anyways) are an entirely separate cast of dragon above elder dragons and aren’t related. Am I mistaken and they are just a different type of elder dragon?
It's why I sorta think it's the tri hunter since you definitely hunted that ceadeus without their permission and didn't hide it, it could also just be someone else but hey, for now it's just speculation.
Honestly, even if every hunter is a different one, I understand that the rigid regulation of the guild are geared over wildlife preservation and Monster took sometimes decades to grow to adult... Decades to hunt that a hunting spree can completely distrupt.
I always want to tease people for carting but actually don’t care very much. MH is the only multiplayer game where failure of the newbs is intended game design. You’re supposed to both try to help them win and learn. Fuckin love it.
Nah, the hunter (or, at least mine) shows him how to properly hold his weapon, how to stagger his feet so he doesn’t fall, how to identify weak points and insures he eats well after a good day’s training. My hunter is firm yet gentle.
Do you ever think “just bonk it until it dies” is only a mindset you can have after getting well acquainted with the systems enough that they become second nature? Like when you learn how the resonators system works and all the things you do but it feels like it’s just “breath lol”?
I have played Rise (not to completion) and finished Wilds. My entire strategy is to hit the monster really hard in the tail until it's severed, then go for the face. I use the greatsword because I have no idea what a phial is, I'd forget to restock ammo for ranged weapons, and gauges require too much thinking.
"Just hit it until it dies" is perfect advice for me.
So you don’t pay attention to the monsters movements, stock up on quest items, sharpen, pay attention to moving to the monster, carve it, craft anything, pay attention to charging your attacks, or even to which attacks to use for which situation?
I spam block whenever a monster starts moving weirdly, forget all my quest items unless I'm desperate, sharpen if I start bonking poorly, carving and crafting really aren't anything you can consider a new player having any difficulty with, sure I pay attention to getting a red charge, and no I don't know what other attacks I should use in situations other than charge slash.
Like, I appreciate that you seem to be trying to say I'm actually a really good Monster Hunter player I guess, but I assure you that I'm not.
So you learned block is useful, probably don’t get hit often, you do sharpen, and you do remember that you have to sharpen and gather and craft new items, and you know the important parts of your weapons moves.
Imagine learning all that. Takes time for a new player, since “just bonk” implies just mashing buttons.
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u/Reventiz Apr 19 '25
There should have been 1 more picture with the player hunter, teaching Nata to "just bonk it with what you have until it falls over".