Yeah, beating it is actually pretty easy I think (you're referring to the giant sand-worm thingy that you fight on a boat, right?). Also, there appears to be a certain bug with that fight that allows you to carve it multiple times for loot, in which you carve it once on each side up to 5 times. Was how I got my brand new armor at least.
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Yeah, beating it is actually pretty easy I think (you're referring to the giant sand-worm thingy that you fight on a boat, right?). Also, there appears to be a certain bug with that fight that allows you to carve it multiple times for loot, in which you carve it once on each side up to 5 times. Was how I got my brand new armor at least.
Huh? Dah'ren Mohran? Nah not that monster. We're talking about the High Rank urgent.
It's a snake dragon that wraps around a mountain. Tedious but easy-ish fight if you know where to attack it and get the breaks (and learn how to superman dive).
And I don't think that's a bug unless you're talking about something else. You can get carves from it's mouth and body like Jhen Mohran. You can even get carves from it's mouth if you manage to topple it mid-battle. Most of the bigger elder dragon's these days have multiple carves at different parts of the body, Dalamadur included.
The real bug or "oversight" is people not waiting till it comes out fully to start attacking, which causes it to die and fall past the invisible wall, missing out on 4 carves. =P
It's a snake dragon that wraps around a mountain. Tedious but easy-ish fight if you know where to attack it and get the breaks (and learn how to superman dive).
And I don't think that's a bug unless you're talking about something else. You can get carves from it's mouth and body like Jhen Mohran. You can even get carves from it's mouth if you manage to topple it mid-battle. Most of the bigger elder dragon's these days have multiple carves at different parts of the body, Dalamadur included.
The real bug or "oversight" is people not waiting till it comes out fully to start attacking, which causes it to die and fall past the invisible wall, missing out on 4 carves. =P
The big elder dragons have always suffered from this.
Tyranitarquake
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAX!!!
The worst thing is when he dies he doesn't just drop dead, he makes sure to throw his body horizontal to get as much of his body into the outer border as possible.Ragnarok said:
Yeah, that is true. Some friends of mine managed to kill Mohran entirely into the loading zone and hence miss out on all the carves... I've avoided that thus far.
Had quite a good amount of hunting with friends - in fact, we got up to G1. Whoops. :V Got a Tetsucabra G-rank armour, and now will go back and enjoy the low/high rank quests with better defences, and finish off the story in hr9 as well.
Had quite a good amount of hunting with friends - in fact, we got up to G1. Whoops. :V Got a Tetsucabra G-rank armour, and now will go back and enjoy the low/high rank quests with better defences, and finish off the story in hr9 as well.
Yeesh, and I thought facing those two frenzied dragons was bad (mind you, I'm using dual-blades so I'm forced to go in close). Nabbed a bunch of armor pieces with slots too, not sure what they actually do though.
Slots on weapons/armours/talismans are for decorations/jewels which add points towards unlocking a new armour skill on your set.
Some armour pieces give you points towards skills and with the right jewels you can top it up an activate that skill on your character.
Like say for instance my armour set when completed had 8 points towards Attack Up (S), with two decorations/jewels I forged I could attach them to the slots on my armour/weapon/talisman to activate the skill on that set. Talismans also give you points towards an armour skill and if possible I could use another jewel providing I had the required amount of slots on my weapon or armour (or even the talisman as well) to unlock that skill on the character.
Some armour pieces give you points towards skills and with the right jewels you can top it up an activate that skill on your character.
Like say for instance my armour set when completed had 8 points towards Attack Up (S), with two decorations/jewels I forged I could attach them to the slots on my armour/weapon/talisman to activate the skill on that set. Talismans also give you points towards an armour skill and if possible I could use another jewel providing I had the required amount of slots on my weapon or armour (or even the talisman as well) to unlock that skill on the character.
Dragonite Fan
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So I started playing and I'm actually having a lot of fun. This seems much better than MH3U, perhaps i'm just more receptive and feel less inclined to immediately understand everything.
I do have a couple of questions though:
1. When and how do I get my Palico to follow me? He's currently in my house and I don't know how to have him join.
2. How do I obtain the DLC (zelda stuff, red calico etc) in game after downloading?
3. Any tips for the egg retrieving mission? Can I make a gold egg appear or is it random? Any way to run faster or evade monsters more effectively while carrying an egg?
I do have a couple of questions though:
1. When and how do I get my Palico to follow me? He's currently in my house and I don't know how to have him join.
2. How do I obtain the DLC (zelda stuff, red calico etc) in game after downloading?
3. Any tips for the egg retrieving mission? Can I make a gold egg appear or is it random? Any way to run faster or evade monsters more effectively while carrying an egg?
Akashin
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1. Go to the board in your house and mark your Palico to Deploy.
2. The downloaded quests give you the material to make them.
3. It's random as far as I know. As for movement, there is an ability you won't have access to for a while yet that helps with carrying missions. Other than that, just pace yourself so you have Stamina when you really need it, and zigzag if you need to.
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Akashin
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I've had some awful luck with Palicos getting me from the side, but generally this is true too.
Can't forget that time a Gravios got me with a roar right before I could change screens, either.
Finally got around to reaching G Rank.
Dalamadur and Ukanlos were a lot easier then the quests leading up to them. Gold Rathian and Kushala Daora in particular were a pain; the former because of how difficult she is to damage properly until you break her head somehow, the latter because of that accursed wind barrier that can randomly lead to you getting hit if you happen to stumble right when it directs its attention to you.
Dalamadur and Ukanlos were a lot easier then the quests leading up to them. Gold Rathian and Kushala Daora in particular were a pain; the former because of how difficult she is to damage properly until you break her head somehow, the latter because of that accursed wind barrier that can randomly lead to you getting hit if you happen to stumble right when it directs its attention to you.
It's her wings and legs that you want to attack. Or back, back is the best.
Her wings aren't in range of melee weapons unless she's tripped, and standing by her legs makes avoiding the spinning tail flip very difficult, so I ended up just trapping her and dumping some barrel bombs on her face to fix the issue.
Also, I kind of miss having Seregios crashing my quests, since now the Deviljho is back to harassing me at every opportunity possible like in 3U, and hitting those skinny legs of his is just as much of a pain as it was back then. Haven't had a single G rank expedition where he didn't show up so far, and it's made worse by the fact that only savage ones seem to appear if it's a rare expedition.
Also, I kind of miss having Seregios crashing my quests, since now the Deviljho is back to harassing me at every opportunity possible like in 3U, and hitting those skinny legs of his is just as much of a pain as it was back then. Haven't had a single G rank expedition where he didn't show up so far, and it's made worse by the fact that only savage ones seem to appear if it's a rare expedition.
Managed to nab myself a few pieces of that red lv7-rarity cadet armor (mostly by leeching off lv10 missions). Also debating on upgrading multiple weapons, rather than just my gold-rarity dual blades. Is it usually reccomended to upgrade multiple weapons at once, or is this game like Destiny where the loot is kinda limited/forces you into one role?
What is the last monster?
Without knowing specifically, all I can say is use your time wisely, you have 50 minutes. Take your time so you don't get hit, doesn't matter in the end how much time you took.