Monster Hunter World Tips - Monster Mounting Mechanics
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- čas přidán 4. 08. 2024
- In this video I got into a bit of an in-depth discussing about how Mounting works in Monster Hunter World. Or at least how I think it works... and as someone who's mounted a lot of Monsters (don't even dare...) I'm pretty sure I'm right.
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Couple of things:
1. You can relocate once you get the prompt to do your finisher.
2. The Bow also has a charge up for its finisher.
To me mounting isn't about doing a lot of damage during but setting up for breaks and damage later. The point is knocking them down and weakening a specific area with little to no damage to the party. It gives a breather to those not mounting and time to set up the next big assault. But if you can use the time to pile on a ton more damage for free then that is good too. Just in general mounting is about making the fight easier as now the monster is focused on knocking you off rather then attacking anyone else.
Or sharpen up their weapons to make sure they get their damage in when they're down.
Gillan Dale Arts you actually make it worse if you flash the monster down. Let the mounter do his thing because we hate when you guys ruin our hard work. The window period for damage is like 2x or 3x longer than a flash. Spend that time sharpening or buffing. Thank you!
Our team uses the time one of us mounted to sharpen, buff, lay bombs or traps, etc. We’ve made the 15 minute mark on several hunts this way.
Totally agree with you on this. Maybe hit the monster 2-3 times at the start of mounting then use the spare time to sharpen, craft, buff etc.
Great video. One extra Tid bit. With the charge blade, when you have phials stored and you do the mounting finisher, it does the Super Amped Element Discharges full damage with out consuming all of your Phials. This means when the monster is down you can follow it up with another Super Amped Element Discharge. Just something for my Charge Blade users out there to keep in mind.
AceSkater27 thanks bro! :)
Thx!
THANKS MAN !
6 years later, thanks dude!
I just started playing this game and have picked up the insect glaive. This tutorial has significantly improved my gameplay. Thank you
The bow also has a charge attack for its finisher, so make sure to charge there as well!
I was about to comment that, glad I don't have to. :)
Middle Moo Hunting Horn has a button to hold but no charge. Feelsuniqueman
Thank you for posting this! I didn't know that and Im a new bow user, so, thank you for commenting this :).
Middle Moo the Lance does as well
GrievousKhan I love the fact that the lance can block the tzitzi stun
Newbie to the game series, had no idea about the stamina drops from not bracing. This whole guide is a lot of help!
These are excellent tips for mounting and staying on the monsters. I started having trouble staying on the monsters once the prompts quietly disappeared . I'm getting better at it now thank you for posting this helpful video.
Guide is incomplete, it doesn't explain how to mount the Handler!
Dammit, time to get back to the drawing board.
How dare you not respect wamen
Sergio Xisto That's because you can't. The handler can only mount you.
cee kay
It kills me because 1). My Palico hugger her HER! WTF MAN THOUGHT WE WERE PALS! SHE DONT FEED YOU! SHE DOESN'T MAKE YOU THAT COOL ARMOR AND WEAPONS! I DO!
2). I roleplay that my Hunter as not being a fan of her at best. You're established as having some experience in the field, essentially a "My Corps. Intensifes" moment, as "back when i started hunting we didn't need no handlers." I mean all she really seems to be is a POG who gets half the credit for doing absolutely nothing.
Sergio Xisto LOL
You can just watch the upper right for knowing when to brace or move. It'll highlight wherever move you should be doing
WhackedMaki you can aslo just keep your eye on your stamina bar
Or just learn the patterns.
Or red flashing ring around mini map
God forbid you use an easier tactic
wtf I never knew. This shit easy then in all reality
Your videos helped me get really good with the longsword. You are awesome in my book and hope you go far and get millions of subs. 😁
I'd rather have a tight knit community tbh. I really don't want to be that big, but thanks for the kind words, I appreciate the sentiment.
Does seriously no one pay attention to the controls at the top right when you mount. They literally tell you what to do and when to do it it's so helpful yet no one seems to bring it up.
+Noahtimeitis 0 200 hours in and I'm ashamed to admit I never looked at them while mounting.
Noahtimeitis 0
I know for me once either your hunter rank hits a certain point or you advance the story so far those controls go away and the game does not tell you anymore. At that point you just have to know when to brace and when to move on the monster.
This comment needs more upvotes!
As far as i can tell it stays
It's what I stare at when I'm mounting a monster, screw what the monster animation is doing! I'm playing a Simon Says game!
I just want to say thanks, you have helped me out a lot with your guides.
+William Martin you're welcome
I usually mount as long as possible by not attacking it, letting my party wail on the monster while I distract it as long as possible. It makes for some free damage and much faster hunts.
Thank you for the glowing mini map tip. As an IG main that just made my life complete man.
Thank you for the insight! Totally helped me hammer out a few questions i had!
Just wanted to say ty for the great videos. Well informing and I love your energy. Keep up the good work :-)
I played monster hunter tri on the wii and took a really long break from the game now that I’m playing again on ps4 I can finally play again. I watch every single one of ur videos on mhw they all help and are entertaining. Keep up the good work and just a suggestion make a set up video series for all the harder monsters if u want to. I think those videos would do great.👍good shit man👍
Thanks brother always details videos. You're my go-to for Monster Hunter world
Best mounting tutorial I found on CZcams!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, friend!! =)
Bows also fall into the Hammer/Great Sword category, the finisher is also a charge. Of note for bows too, you can use your coatings but they must be applied before initiating the mount.
Y'know CZcams, I'm starting to get fucking tired of these advertisements loading in less then a second, but then the video itself doesn't load for at least a solid minute.
Jin Furukawa That's clearly not the point here. The issue is advertisements getting priority.
Can you do a video on Status effects next? (Dragon, Poison, Para, Blast, Sleep // Exhaust, Enrage, Stun :/)
How to trigger them
Best Weapon (type) Options
Related Armor Skills
Diminishing returns (Damage req for 1st, 2nd 3rd proc)
Stuff like that. I've been looking for info on them, but came up blank.
you trigger them by hitting them
A little short on status.
Status has a %chance to proc. I think it's somewhere around 33% or 25% per hit.
Logic would say that you want a fast weapon because proc chance is per hit, but this is offbalanced by the higher status values on slower weapons. For example Greatsword could have 500 poison while SnS has 300 poison. I don't know which are the best but I use SnS and Lance with Status. Usually I'll just always get a status variant of a weapon because I love paralysis and sleep. IMO you can't go wrong with a status weapon unless the monster is immune/resistant to it.
As for the armor skills there are one for each and I also believe there is a generic one but I don't have information on that. There is also status crit. There is also an armor set skill that will increase the duration of poison (and thus also the total damage dealt). I believe it is on pink rath.
For diminishing returns you first need to know that in order to apply a status, you must fill a bar to 100%. At first the bar may have a value of say 100 poison. After applying the status the bar will increase by a number say 60. Through this process you will poison the enemy after applying 100 poison damage, 160 poison damage, 220 poison damage, 280 poison damage etc. until a cap is met, maybe somewhere around 1000.
Some special notes is that you can start filling the poison bar even while the enemy is poisoned. This is not the case for paralysis and sleep. I've also heard that poison ammo does not follow this rule, but am not 100% on this. I also believe paralysis is much shorter on specific monsters if they are enraged.
For personal preference, I'll get a slime/blast weapon whenever I can, but I'll start off with a poison weapon because of the availability. This is because I believe poison does not break body parts while blast does. For paralysis vs sleep I tend to go for paralysis weapons online since many new players do not understand what the sleep mechanic is, so it is usually wasted online. Also Paralysis is much better with a team than by yourself. For solo or high/g-rank the sleep bombing is nice and allows a moment of peace to sharpen and heal without wasting damage potential during a paralysis.
Im especially interested in poison myself. Can't seem to find concrete answers to the duration of the ailments and tic rates.
thanks for the informative video. its been hard to tell in mhw what is the same and what isnt. like the hammer charge on mounting i figured that out fast but wasnt sure about bracing. especially on the pc where certain cues arent always on screen, at least i havent noticed them. also thanks for getting right to the point. a lot of videos i been finding go on and on before they even get to talking about what their video is suppose to be about.
The controls in the top right of the screen light up telling you what you need to do, i.e. holding on or moving along the monster. Much easier to pay attention to than other tells.
Very helpful video dude! Thanks
15:15 You can knock over Uragaan and mine him while he is down?!?!?! man that's cool haha
Tom B
Same with his Rotten Vale bro Radabaan
Sylas Grayson man im like 60+ hours in n this game is still giving me new stuff to try, love it!
If you read the ecological scientist's monster guide, it says you can
Helpful tip. You can just hold r2 the entire time you are mounted so that when you need to brace yourself you only have to worry about not tapping the attack button. It also seems that, at least with the glaive, you can change position and get some damage in instead of bracing yourself and you won’t lose stamina.
I thought that drained stamina
Do you have to cause a certain amount of damage with the carving knife before you can do the finisher or can you do the finisher at any point?
I already knew all of the mechanics about Mounting since it was a thing in 4U, but I didn't know what the glowing ring around the mini-map stood for. My guess what that the brighter it glows when you finish the mount, the more damage your finisher is going to do
Many thanks for clearing that up tho
When mounting just look at the top right, it tells you when to brace and move. Makes it pretty easy
what about duel blades, it does an attack when you ariel the monster by default, does that have a chance to mount?
Also when mounting you have to watch your surroundings because another monster can come and interrupt your mount by attacking whatever monster you have mounted. Therefore dismounting you and getting your hurt in the process.
The whole point behind knocking the monster down instead of letting the mount finish. Keep in mind that the mounting knockdown I believe knocks them down for longer than a standard knockdown, giving a longer time for you to all in wail on it.
Personally I feel that when a monster is mounted everyone should be doing prep for the knockdown instead of attacking. Rebuff with Demon, sharpen weapons, Charge Phials. Everything that you need to do to put out top DPS in that window do it when the monster is being taken care of by your teammate.
Something I've noticed is you stab the monster faster while mounted on its back as opposed to its head or tail. This may have something to do with the additional mounting finisher you can do without knocking it.
Thanks for the tips i will be better at mounting because of your tips thank you so much! :)
Sad there are bitter players that use flash bombs on mounters thus RUINING the entire long time the whole team would have to hit.
Shame on you if youvr done this
great video yet again. GJ
You missed the easiest part in mounting. Just keep your eyes glued to the top right corner. It literally tells you what to do at what time
game never mentions that and I know just now 100h in lol
The bow has a charged finisher as well.
How do you unmount? I've seen a great sword user unmount and do a leaping attack on the head.
Good Stuff Bro. keep it up
love your work thank you!
I'm a dual blades user and I enjoy mounting monsters. Very useful even I'm not fully known the mounting mechanic yet. I just spamming the mounting and still gets the job done.
You can also recover the mount when thrown off if you spam-press the triangle/Y button. I've done it dozens of times.
Can you make a vid on the mantles? Which is your favourite? I currently use the vitality mantle and i love it.
Great video. I've been mounting & abuse mounting with personal experience alone. I never realize the mini map change when mounting a monster & only judge when the monster fall with the finishing atk alone.
how much does this change for bowgun users? Ending attack? Mounting? Is it still Triangle still the attack button to mount?
Just mash triangle while aiming the camera in 3rd person in monster perspective to know wether to brace or move, also i reccomend weakining the tail and if they do a move to try and rattle you off leap to the head if you have a blunt weapon to stack a stun so when they are down, they build up and can be stunned
I didn't know you could hold R2 when they ry shaking you off. I usually just switch location. Learned something new.
Ive been playing with the insect glave and ive been trying to get all of the buffs quickly, and i did a little bit of experimenting and i found that having the insect hit the face gives the red buff, hitting the tail gives the green, hitting the wings gives white and the chest gives the orange.
You can press different buttons to remount with the grappling hook if you are thrown off. Not sure if it's any button, but i use X and it grapples back on
Mennarch Glad I'm not the only one doing this. I didn't know you could but when it happened pushing towards the monster and pressing X was an automatic reaction.
yeah, I always hit x then triangle cause I panic lol
Mennarch I hit the right trigger on xbox to remount
He said that in the video
hah! I always hit the left trigger on xbox control to remount
I dont know if this is a bug or just a part of the mechanics but some times ill move position when he tries to drain your stamina by thrashing about and i can actually attack while the screen is red and they are thrashing around
Great video. I think it’s better to not damage the mob while it’s mounted. Here’s why, each successful mount ends with knocking the mob over, and you have a 3 point crit for the mountee, then the mob is knocked over for 5-8 secs. So while the mob is mounted, the other party members should sharpen/ heal. Then be prepared to let loose on the mob when it’s knocked over.
If someone has the paralysis element in your party, i’ve see it often proc often when the mob is knocked over. For me, I think it’s better to let the mountee finish, while the 3 others prepare to unleash hell.
Also when the mob is knocked over, you gain better access to their weak points, leaving them defenseless.
This is my first MH game so I don't know previous game experience but I main Insect Glaive and I think mounting has a cooldown essentially. Where after a mount occurs there is a time period where you can't build up mounting damage as you said with diminishing returns. I theorize that the mounting damage threshold is a constant but the time between those thresholds increase with each successive mount.
Thank you I didn’t know to to do it without doing it without meaning it
Question...so if I mount a monster, then i do not try to mount again (I use light bow gun so i dont have many options), then after lets say 10 minutes of normal combat I try to mount again. will it be just as hard if i just mounted a second ago? or will it be easier because of the time that passed?
The BOW also can charge when doing the 'mounting finisher'
Insect glaive only does dmg on movement only when you have red buff (which you always should have anyway)
its important for switch axe mounting finisher, coz its automatically full the power up for sword mode without depleting sharpness that much
One thing I would say is that for most flying wyverns, breaking their back is really tough because you always end up hitting their wings instead. Many weapons (I'm sure) can utilize the mounting finisher to deal good damage to the back but as a charge blade user, when you are on their back, the mounting finisher uses axe mode so the reach ends up hitting their head instead. If you aren't able to break their back with a mounting finisher (also, if the mounting finisher by chance doesn't happen), there's a very reliable way to break their backs. If you mount them, get on their back and wait for them to try and smash against a wall and don't attack them (this ensures that the monster doesn't tire too quickly). After 3 or 4 smashes, their back is virtually guaranteed to break, and if you don't attack them this should be possible with only one mount.
know im a bit late but a few extra things.
the glider mantle raises your buildup of mount dmg
the insect glaive can stop the monster from trying to remove you by (i presume) hitting the head with the move atk
also ive been unable to find any info on how felyne rider, master mounter and the glider mantle work together
As a Hammer user, I use mounting to begin my reign of stunning terror. It's especially useful to basically have a free knock down when you're fighting a Rathalos, a Legiana, or some other monster that likes to stay off the ground during combat.
I've actually never pressed R2 to remount after being thrown off. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but I tend to just hold the L stick in the direction of the monster.
There is an easier way instead of checking the mini-map. The button prompts at the top right corner, it will highlight [Brace] or [Move] when the monster is going to do stuff. Just pay attention to the top right button prompt (even in this video, it is visible.)
At 3mins in you explained all I need to know... (i hope)... :)
great video
Hey Rurikhan.
I'll advocate for letting the mounter do his finisher, unless your timer is about to run out. Depending on your party, everyone would have something they could do in the meantime, seeing that the monster is unable to target them specifically when trashing about. As a party member you should consider sharpening, getting a demon powder buff ready, or as a bow user get into position for some sweet dragon piercer attacks, etc. Sure the dps dips a bit, but my money is on that the you'll make up for it in buffs and such when it's down. Sharpness has a damage modifier when blue or higher, so use that breathing room. :)
Somewhat agreed.
It's best to take care of some business before swarming on the monster, like sharpening weapons. IMO take care of business, but don't just let the rider finish, go and do some damage with your newly sharpened sword. It does feel really bad to get knocked off the monster though.
You shouldn't stop attacking to "let" them do their finisher, it's everyone's hunt and everyone's kill. Do what you need to do, then go in and attack the monster. Whoever drops it first drops it first, and dps goes up during mount because the monster can't fight back as effectively against the rest if the team
solidcake482
You should consider that mounting counts as an ailment with diminishing factors. If you waste it, thats just too bad. I'm not going to tell you how to play your game, but this is how i play with my squad, and this is key in getting an extra advantage. FYI blue sharpness equals +25% damage.
Christian Bæhr I'm aware of sharpness boosts, that's why I said to do what you need to THEN jump in and attack. You should consider that mounted attacks do 1 damage until the finisher, which does maybe 1 good heavy attack worth of damage depending on the weapon, and then knock the monster down. Whereas if you attack while it's mounted, the others get multiple heavy hits in on weakpoints while it thrashes blindly and then, if they knock it down, it's still stunned for follow-up attacks. Maybe not for quite as long as a mounted finisher, but the extra damage more than makes up for it. Plus, if they don't do enough to knock it down, then you get bonus damage AND the mounted knock out. Just no point in laying off the monster unless you're using items or trying to capture
solidcake482
Point taken. Then again, my squad and i don't exactly stop attacking, we just sort out our stuff, then attack waiting for the mounter to call out when it's close to the finisher. You can tell as the mounter by watching the minimap eyeball thingy.
all is well if my teammates get the monster down by attacking, while im mounting. All is NOT well when they flash the monster when im mounting! it completely ruins the knockdown. Flashpods is not a knockdown, its more like a temporary ailment that last only a while. Real knockdowns last much longer. So whoever flashes a monster while someone is mounting it, i wouldn't play with.
How do you get better rarity armour and weapons?Like dragon element weapons and alpha and beta armors.
Maybe I missed this in the video but how do you reattach with the rope if you’re slung off
Bows have charged finishers as well, gotta make sure to use your full charge
As an insect glaive user, I usually don't stay in one spot while mounting, and take advantage of the bonus cartwheel.
Also I've noticed that monsters that have a severable tail (including Rathalos, most likely it was the camera keeping you from mounting there, it can mess with your attack directions sometimes) have three mounting areas: head, back, tail, while monsters with only breakable tails only have two: head, back
You can only break Tobi's tail, but it's still a spot you can jump to
I dont see a hint button when i mount it but my brother have a hint if its ganna hold or switch place
Hey Rurikhan, could you make a video on how to be a tank. What the best armor, weapons, skill etc. Thank you.
Doesnt the bow have a charge finisher as well?
Hmm suppose I can pitch in as well Rurikhan. Theres a third thing the monster can do, but it's mostly for Brute wyverns: Anjanath, Barroth, Deviljho, pretty anything that has a lovely pair of legs.
They'll leap halfway across the map, and the stamina draining spots are both their back as well as their head so you have to hold on more often than not.
Also don't blame ya for not mentioning it since they're so underappreciated, but hunting horns you also have to hold triangle for your mounting finishing.
Last thing though might need more research on it, but during a mount sometimes you'll find someone with a para weapon. If the monster gets paralyzed don't get off. You can still dig in with your knife, and when the para finishes usually you can still get your mount finisher as well so it's kind of like TWO mounts for the price of one!
Hope this ain't too long, in the end mounting is nuts, during a radobaan hunt I got 3 mounting finishers in one rodeo, other times I get none. It's not 100% consistent but that keeps it interesting.
sometimes the monster tries to hit the wall in order to make you fall off. does that deal damage to the monster? cuz monsters act like they got hurt after hitting a wall.
I see so many people waste a mount by not bracing or moving around when the monster tries to get them off. More people need to see this, as simple as it is.
hey ruri or anyone in the comments, which actual monsters deal dragon damage? Since they are all wyverns im not sure and i dont want to wear armor that has a weakness towards most monters. Please halppppp
Just curious, for when the wife walks and am mid mounting animation and she is about to catch you mounting another dinosaur, how do you dismount before she sees you ?
different attacks have different mounting damage at least for the glaive as the triangle attack i have found to be much easier to mount with compared to the circle
Thanks, just what i was looking for, +1 sub here
I've never used the brace button. Every time the screen edges get red I move to another part of the monster and I've never been knocked off
allanw I do that too. Then move back once the monster is done with whatever he did. To me it seems like it saves time.
I do the same thing and it seems to me like it stops the monster from running off to a different area sometimes. If I'm mounting and the monster takes off down a path I'll move to a different part of the monster and it seems to stop in it's tracks. Makes it easier for my teammates to continue attacking.
From what I've noticed when I was mount crazy with S&S, depending on how many 'ticks' of stamina damage the move the monster is using causes while bracing, (some of them just go NUTS trying to get you off), you spend either more or less stamina to move than if you had just braced (either way its very minimal stamina).
It does have the desired effect. However, if you move too soon when the monster is about to bash itself on something to get you off, it will actually cancel the monster bashing himself. Depending on whether you wanted more dagger stabs, or just want your finish ASAP, you can manipulate this mechanic.
allanw be warned that won't work if anjunath does his big leaping jump to throw u off.
Asvinsect glaive user it's not really necessary to do either as moving up and down the monster does more damage and usually gets rid of the need to brace
mount monster,
watch prompts at the top right.
move every time (never brace unless your fighting specific mons like deviljho)
stay on back as often as possible (attack faster and down faster)
move to desired part (tail or head) when prompted for finisher.
Two things you missed, 1.Glider Mantel helps make mounting a little easier, if you can fit it in, 2.Bows also have a 3 charge mounting finisher like the greatsword and hammer
I've mounted the first attempt many times. After that, the build-up is needed to mount again.
P.S.: Also, you can mount the Rathalos tail.
+s6ef4enko how??!!
Like you mount every monster. There's no special way of doing it. And once you mount the los, you just use the left joystick to move to the tail.
He needs to be on the floor not flying
Bonus points to you, I never could figure out why I couldn't get on the tail sometimes. That seems consistent with all my memories of fighting Rathalos. (I've fought a lot of Rathalos, love his armor set.)
The reason you can mount first hit sometimes is most likely that your first hit did enough dmg. I get first hit mounts often when jumping from high and getting a full charge aerial attack with my GS.
I thought you got triangle when thrown off to shoot your grappling hook, unless I'm accidentally hitting r2 at the same time.
Nobody seems to realize that is you Scatter, Burst Crystal, Bomb Pod, Thorn Pod or Pierce Pod while mounted you can lock it in place for your allies - this also allows you to get your knock down strike almost instantly.
2 scatter nut staggersade by the mounted player using Mounted Slinger Shot lets you knock it over.
You can mount rathalos' tail but he cant be flying. If hes flying you can only mount torso or head
One thing you forgot was the mounting glider it also makes it easier to mount monsters I use that with feline rider and the chest piece I'm an insect glaive user so I'm mounting 4-5 times a fight with those items
How do you tame the monster? Now that might be fun i would then take it home.
When I mount all I do is watch the commands in the top right of the screen , it tells you exactly what button to press based upon what the monster is about to do !! 😄
I havent seen a video about this one but when mounting there is a chance for you to stay on if the monster kept standing intead of falling over then you can start stabbing again and doing your mount finisher on the monster, there are chances that you can get a double, a triple, quadriple or even pentuple mount finishers if you are lucky... This happened to me multiple times
Late to the party, but been playing MHW recently, and wanted some clarification on the whole mounting thing, as I've never been able to properly grasp what I'm supposed to do up there. Thanks! I've heard about a thing people call 'wallbanging', though, which as far as I can gather is basically making the monster crash into a wall to stun itself? Is that new to Iceborn, or is it just something you've decided not to cover in this clip?
Also: I've been playing with my girlfriend, who uses the insect glaive. Up until recently, I used the charge blade.... but she had a REALLY bad habit of always mounting the monster and steering it out of my path every single time I managed to get my double buffed combo up, right before I could hit with my finisher! I have now started using the longsword instead, and it is suddenly much less of an issue, as combos are a bit easier to set up, and it's not as big of a deal when one is interrupted.
The SnS mount finisher does KO damage so I usually end on the head. As for the mounting process I just hit and move as much as I want then when I see the finisher is ready I move to the head (or tail to sever) and triangle.
Also was it just me or does the bowgun mount finishers feel absolutely weak in comparison to the others?
ALSO apparently you said there is a mount chance %? I believe this is incorrect and mount is actually applied just like every status and break. You fill the mount bar and when it reaches 100% you get a mount. As you mount more and more the mount threshold goes up by some value.
+Pongze Lor I said it ISN'T a mounting chance.
For the SA the finisher actually is pretty important. The elemental discharge finisher increases the special gauge to max (or close to max depending on the axe) and allows access to Zero Sum Discharge almost immediately. Even if not gained with the mount, a few heavy attacks will always unlock it and allow some serious ailment/elemental/raw phial damage. All I know is when people flash pod kushala when I mount it I get TRIGGERED AF.
I could've sworn that the switching positions attack was for the dbs as well
I use dual blades. People should know, when you mount it's not about focus on one are but building up almost a type of charge. If you do enough it sets secondary demon mode. And does a barrel roll up and down the entire monster with the blades. Usually breaking 3-4 of the monsters body parts off.
Real quick question, what monster is that in the thumbnail? It’s hard for me to tell with the angle.....
hey, i dunno is this question is relevant but i'll ask anyway.
1)can we mount even with range weapons ie: bows or bowguns
2)can range weapon severe tails? or does it only dmg it to a certain point and we can mount to severe it(with range weapons)
i guess the 2nd Q is only relevant if Q1 is an A ok.
get back to me