New player here who decided to pick up World (LOVE THIS GAME TO BITS). Struggling with dual blades against High Rank foes. Hope some veterans can help me out /u/Kickback476 Monster Hunter: World
New player here who decided to pick up World (LOVE THIS GAME TO BITS). Struggling with dual blades against High Rank foes. Hope some veterans can help me out /u/Kickback476 Monster Hunter: World
Hello, so I picked up Worlds during the Winter Sale and love it. I have always played assassin builds in RPGs and immediately loved the dual blades and their fluid combat.
But as I’ve moved on to higher rank – Monsters like the Rathian have become exceptionally harder to kill with DB. I tried using the Gun Lance against them and it trivialized the fight (finished it without any faints) but I want to learn how to beat them with DBs as I plan to main them for Wilds.
My Approach
As soon as I approach the Rathian – I pivot to avoid its head and stay near its legs. But sooner or later it charges or moves around violently and I get poisoned. I know it’s very easy to say “Don’t stand near the legs then” but where should I position myself?
Should I continuously use the grapple to attach and detach from the Monster?
If I keep running around dodging so much then I’m not able to put out enough damage.
How do the veteran DB users position themselves with a creature like that? Do you attack the tail by grapple until it breaks? Or some other way?
To prevent redundancy, here is what I follow as a rule while using DBs
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Stay in Demon Mode as much as possible
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Y + B (Triangle + Circle) attack should only be used while you have an extended period of time. Like when monster gets stunned
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I use the B (Circle) as a second dodge in Demon Mode and the Arch Demon Mode to get clear.
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r/MonsterHunterWorld Hello, so I picked up Worlds during the Winter Sale and love it. I have always played assassin builds in RPGs and immediately loved the dual blades and their fluid combat. But as I’ve moved on to higher rank – Monsters like the Rathian have become exceptionally harder to kill with DB. I tried using the Gun Lance against them and it trivialized the fight (finished it without any faints) but I want to learn how to beat them with DBs as I plan to main them for Wilds. My Approach As soon as I approach the Rathian – I pivot to avoid its head and stay near its legs. But sooner or later it charges or moves around violently and I get poisoned. I know it’s very easy to say “Don’t stand near the legs then” but where should I position myself? Should I continuously use the grapple to attach and detach from the Monster? If I keep running around dodging so much then I’m not able to put out enough damage. How do the veteran DB users position themselves with a creature like that? Do you attack the tail by grapple until it breaks? Or some other way? To prevent redundancy, here is what I follow as a rule while using DBs Stay in Demon Mode as much as possible Y + B (Triangle + Circle) attack should only be used while you have an extended period of time. Like when monster gets stunned I use the B (Circle) as a second dodge in Demon Mode and the Arch Demon Mode to get clear. submitted by /u/Kickback476 [link] [comments]
Hello, so I picked up Worlds during the Winter Sale and love it. I have always played assassin builds in RPGs and immediately loved the dual blades and their fluid combat.
But as I’ve moved on to higher rank – Monsters like the Rathian have become exceptionally harder to kill with DB. I tried using the Gun Lance against them and it trivialized the fight (finished it without any faints) but I want to learn how to beat them with DBs as I plan to main them for Wilds.
My Approach
As soon as I approach the Rathian – I pivot to avoid its head and stay near its legs. But sooner or later it charges or moves around violently and I get poisoned. I know it’s very easy to say “Don’t stand near the legs then” but where should I position myself?
Should I continuously use the grapple to attach and detach from the Monster?
If I keep running around dodging so much then I’m not able to put out enough damage.
How do the veteran DB users position themselves with a creature like that? Do you attack the tail by grapple until it breaks? Or some other way?
To prevent redundancy, here is what I follow as a rule while using DBs
-
Stay in Demon Mode as much as possible
-
Y + B (Triangle + Circle) attack should only be used while you have an extended period of time. Like when monster gets stunned
-
I use the B (Circle) as a second dodge in Demon Mode and the Arch Demon Mode to get clear.
submitted by /u/Kickback476
[link] [comments] Hello, so I picked up Worlds during the Winter Sale and love it. I have always played assassin builds in RPGs and immediately loved the dual blades and their fluid combat. But as I’ve moved on to higher rank – Monsters like the Rathian have become exceptionally harder to kill with DB. I tried using the Gun Lance against them and it trivialized the fight (finished it without any faints) but I want to learn how to beat them with DBs as I plan to main them for Wilds. My Approach As soon as I approach the Rathian – I pivot to avoid its head and stay near its legs. But sooner or later it charges or moves around violently and I get poisoned. I know it’s very easy to say “Don’t stand near the legs then” but where should I position myself? Should I continuously use the grapple to attach and detach from the Monster? If I keep running around dodging so much then I’m not able to put out enough damage. How do the veteran DB users position themselves with a creature like that? Do you attack the tail by grapple until it breaks? Or some other way? To prevent redundancy, here is what I follow as a rule while using DBs Stay in Demon Mode as much as possible Y + B (Triangle + Circle) attack should only be used while you have an extended period of time. Like when monster gets stunned I use the B (Circle) as a second dodge in Demon Mode and the Arch Demon Mode to get clear. submitted by /u/Kickback476 [link] [comments]
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