Aerial dodging into attacks feels so good.
I enjoy some aerial swaxe now and then.
Kindly ignore the whiffs at the end.
I enjoy some aerial swaxe now and then.
Kindly ignore the whiffs at the end.
I finally found out roughly the positioning needed to use the swaxe elemental discharge for wakeups. I knew it was doable, but the spacing is tight.
I hopped into a turns lobby doing a G5, and shortly after we were demolishing other G5s and EXs. Took care of three more from my to-hunt list. Dreadking got face rolled. Grimclaw and Silverwind put up a bit more of a fight. I forgot to get the Grimclaw time.
The best part was the build I was using. I wanted to try out my newish mounting/para build. It was fantastic. The monsters could barely fight back.
All you need is a squad with a can-do attitude, and you can steamroll anything the game has for you.
Happy hunting, fellow hunters.
PS. If you see this Der D, you're a legend.
The title should have been "You don't just clean up EXs" but I forgot.
At long last, I've finally played every blademaster weapon at least 100 times. The journey was long, but fun. I learned a lot.
Finding a play style I enjoyed for each weapon was a cool experience, and I learned to have fun with all of them, despite what I first may have thought about them.
Some standouts were horn and sns. They both were more fun than I first thought.
For now, I'm going to have some fun with my main again.
Happy hunting, and don't be afraid to try something new!
We've all been there: You bring your sleep weapon, planning on getting a big wakeup, or bombing the monster's face, only for someone to slap it awake 0.5 seconds after it drops.
This is a note to new players, and a reminder to old ones. Do everyone a favor and stop what you're doing when the music stops. Sharpen your weapon, reapply buffs, or plop down some bombs with the gang.
It's also important to keep in mind the double damage on the first hit on a wakeup. Let your greatsword user get that dopamine hit, or whoever has the largest single hit.
Happy hunting folks!
That's twice now I've seen glavenus get slapped out of the air. Not sure if it was me or Adelle.
I only really play valor, but damn is it fun.
I found it hilarious, though.
I knew it had some decent damage, but damn, this thing hits like a truck. I was lopping off parts left and right. I'll have to try combining it with Limit Break as well.
and if you get hit, it's your own fault.
I've been practicing valor gunlance. It's growing on me.
I'm starting to think I could enjoy it. Still need more practice, though.
No evasion skills, so I was sure I was getting beamed, but I guess I had just enough i-frames.
I was wondering about using a bowgun that could crouch fire Normal S lv1, effectively giving infinite ammo. I have a set for the common pierce lv1 valor play style, so I'm wondering if I can make a bowgun for normal lv1 so I can bowgun without having to bring crafting mats for ammo or worry about running out. This is just something for some lazier, less serious hunting.
So the question is: Can this work, and not take forever to kill something, or am I going to deal too little damage to be worth even trying?
Also, if this is feasible, suggestions for the bowgun to make would be appreciated.
I've been playing a good bit recently so I acquired more end screens I liked the look of. Enjoy.
Struggle to get one for a while, only to get multiple when the rng gods decide to be merciful. Some things never change.