Base Rise has no endgame though. Endgame doesn't generally happen until g/Master rank. Charm farming is more of an optional activity you can do while helping out newer players in lobbies
Thank you for having me along for the ride, it was a pleaser playing with you on stream. I hope to see you again in sunbreak, Please make sunbreak stuff! I want to know your opinions on the new monsters in the expansion when it comes out. Ur mom
YT recommended me your 1st MHW video where you were kinda negative towards it but the 2nd video where you gave it another try and were open about it made me sub and followed you since then. Don't really care that much about Gauntless tbh, but its nice seeing a different kind of perspective in MH games. Quit Rise after release cause it had no real content and felt too easy for me just like you said, having a blast now preparing for sunbreak though, looking forward to you giving MHW+IB another try
There were only three monsters throughout this video that you said were more difficult, that's one of Rise' issues. I'm glad you said you'd be giving World and Icebore a chance because compared to Rise, they are much more difficult and have a better endgame(Specifically Iceborne).
@@mpo48 Could you please explain the degeneracy of liking World? Don't get me wrong, I like Rise and Sunbreak. I have unspeakable amounts of hours in them. Just tell me what is so degenerative about liking that monster hunter game in particular, because to me, it's just another entry into a wonderful franchise.
@@blazefang49-isgamer21 the people world attracts and the way it ruined the entire fanbase of the series, no one can shut up about world, fair enough if you say the older games were somehow harder than better but thinking world was somehow peak monster hunter and that nothing after it or before it is good is just insanity, world also attracted a lot of speedrunners and people who think meta is everything so now you get kicked out of every lobby if you don't somehow do what some speedrunners do, but i guess its just an another day and an another game series ruined by its own fans.
the superman dive isn't overpowered lmao, it comes at the cost of stamina and how long it takes to sheathe your weapon, if you don't have enough stamina to dive you're pretty much fucked. Likewise if you're playing a big weapon like greatsword where sheathing takes a long time you usually get whacked. You can only superman dive in one direction - AWAY from the moster - unless you slot in a special skill. This alone has carted me countless times because I wasn't precise enough with my inputs.
75 hours is a lot , mh is really good when you get into. I am a diehard fan tho , i played 99.30 hours the first week mhr came out and i most likely have done a lot more back in the day, but still 75 hrs in a week is a hell of a lot
@@paidninja1413 I don’t think u understand how much over 14 hours a day is for a whole week, it means u only have 8 hours left in a day to eat, sleep etc. that’s feasible for a few days but not a whole week.
GS is a whole lot funnier once you master tackle and tackle through attacks while getting to true charge slash in a fraction of the time. It's not for beginners at all though, you generally want to be familiar enough with the monsters to anticipate where they will be before they get there.
Nice video! It's super interesting to see the perspective from someone with a different main game. MH and Dauntless are both pretty good games with different goals and styles, so I agree with your assessment at the end. For me personally, the more complicated and deliberate combat mechanics won me over compared to Duantless's faces paced action arcade style. It also helps that I'm a huge fan of MH's mechanical weapons like the Switch Axe and Gunlance.
Dauntless has stupid difficult things like heroic esca and trials. But monster hunter has harder monsters in general . Overall Normal dauntless is easy ( hunting grounds and 10-50 escalation), it also has challenges that were made due to the level of power creep that doing those modes with anything but the best gear and godlike skill is a lesson in torture.but the fact that even with a bearable gun lance build I can barely beat anything but very weak master rank monsters while dieing 6+ times when faced with a temper glavnus in mhw when I can solo every 10-50 in dauntless with a hunger build shows that monster hunter has a more drastic change of difficulty then most of dauntless.
I will not tolerate this greatsword slander. All jokes aside, greatsword is kinda hard to use. You basically have to know the monster so you can predict their movement and charge your attack ahead of time, or you can play the get hit and return hit style with the tackle and rage slash.
I have not yet played monster hunter Rise. I've only played Monster Hunter. Started with S&S then after two more runs ended up switching to greatsword. Knocking parts off of monster faster then I could with S&S. Had to get use to which took me all the way to Iceborn DLC.
wait, dauntless already has 70 ish monsters? Is this a matter of a lesser embermane counting as a unique monster and regular embermane counting as another? because looking at the wiki, it only shows 35...
14:05 - quick mh history. you usually used to only get tails from getting the tail, but there were a chance you wouldn't get the tail. only in gen5 monster hunter they added the option to break the tail as well as cut it (used to only be possible for some monsters) and also get tail parts randomly at the end of quests so players that used mainly horns and hammers could get those pieces.
If you are interested in monster ecology (like Tigrex's roar being one of a few capable of injuring and thus KILLING a hunter) you could check out the ecology and lore videos by ragegamingvideos. But in short, yes, he roars so loud it could count as a pressure wave, considering the sheer power behind those roars also shreds his muscles and organs....he just doesn't care beyond murdering anything in his path
I cringe every time when someone says that monster is easy if he plays multy player. I m not againts playing with others but you need to understand that hunts are 10x times more easy if you play with others then solo especialy if you fight monster for the first time.
Everyone always complained about Rampages... I thought it was fun; and hell Ive been playing this game since the first one came out on PS2. But then again I have things to compare it to like the Underwater combat or your attacks being on Right Analog Stick, so Ive seen worse.
This was a great video. It must have taken you a lot of time (other than playing) to produce. Your arguments and comparisons were on point. I could relate to pretty much all of them and even see myself the other way around, discovering Dauntless coming from MH. I'm glad you discovered the game at such a nice time. As Sunbreak is about to release you will experience a whole new progression through what follows high rank. I hope you will keep enjoying MH.
Im probably at about 200 hours in MHR+Sunbreak. The only people that have a problem with people learning and being bad when they first join are the type of people that have never felt the touch of a woman. Nobody *reasonable* expects you to spend hours learning your weapon before you go into a hunt with it and nobody expects you to know a monster you've never hunted (most people take a few hunts before they know a monster fully). Play what you find is fun, and MH as a series is always more fun with other people, whether it's try harding together for fast times, or even just seeing what shenanigans happens
Do you have a source for the count on the dodge for monster hunter and dauntless? The source I've always used for the monster hunter dodging says that you get 4 frames of invincibility before using evade window, though I can't entirely confirm what framerate they are testing at. EDIT: Used math, the figure of 4 frames of invincibility is at 30 fps. The difference is negligible, and you did understand the implications of the difference in dodging, so I do NOT discredit your point at all. wideVIBE
I've been wanting to try dauntless for some time now. Just when I downloaded the game on my switch, Capcom went and announced Sunbreak so my plans for dauntless got derailed. I've been clearing all the event quest on base rise & also farming zenny in anticipation for sunbreak. One thing I would like to say for the end game of base rise, any end game I think will come in the expansion sunbreak and with it also a wider variety of monsters types, different subspecies/variants etc, harder & more challenging hunts & More Monster!!!!🤣🤣🤣. Hope you cover monster hunter world/iceborne & also sunbreak as well. Great video & keep up the good work!!!
Monster trips and knockbacks are common. Theyre just attached to the very dodgeable attacks. In my experience an attacks power dictates how much it throws you back. A tiny bit of damage is a trip and a massive amount is a launch. Also if youre gonna play longsword, please be aware it is notorious for being THE strongest weapon with the WORST players in any MH game. You have a lot of wide range moves that trip teammates which can lead to faints. My tip is its called a LONGsword. You dont have to kiss the monster to do damage, find your range and because even that little bit of extra distance away from the monster will seperate you from pretty much 90% of longswords. Its really interesting to see your opinion on the game with almost ZERO outside knowledge. Id love to see how you view the game after doing some research and learning how to min max weapon gameplay and all the smaller details in the game. Like upgrading charge in greatsword with tackle and ranged weapons taking more damage from physical attacks. I apologize for the essay im just very passionate about Monster Hunter.
It’s really wholesome you only really started playing Dauntless because your dad and sister wanted to play it with you. Do they still play, even occasionally?
My sister just recently started playing again (quit after reforged cause she doesn't like change) My dad has played at least somewhat consistently ever since we started
M h just feels better and ore real feeling on weapons dauntless has cool features but too cartoonie weapons don't feel as good. Mh is harder Both games good but both need work at sa,e time Love to see some features from dauntless in mh but old day same I o er all go for monsters n combat
The thing with monster hunter is The fashion Armor too big,sometime look like you walking in snow storm with many layers of cloth Oversized weapon Big,but is soo big,and the charater swing like a toy
@@xuanhiepluong4798 I guess personal preference, I like dauntless for the grinding aspect because of simple high speed gameplay an mh i like the hunt more because of the in depth combat and because the game is more rewarding
Tigrex is actually known for his damaging roar, his subspecies, Brute Tigrex actually uses his roars as his main form of attack.
Base Rise has no endgame though. Endgame doesn't generally happen until g/Master rank. Charm farming is more of an optional activity you can do while helping out newer players in lobbies
Thank you for having me along for the ride, it was a pleaser playing with you on stream. I hope to see you again in sunbreak, Please make sunbreak stuff! I want to know your opinions on the new monsters in the expansion when it comes out. Ur mom
YT recommended me your 1st MHW video where you were kinda negative towards it but the 2nd video where you gave it another try and were open about it made me sub and followed you since then. Don't really care that much about Gauntless tbh, but its nice seeing a different kind of perspective in MH games. Quit Rise after release cause it had no real content and felt too easy for me just like you said, having a blast now preparing for sunbreak though, looking forward to you giving MHW+IB another try
There were only three monsters throughout this video that you said were more difficult, that's one of Rise' issues. I'm glad you said you'd be giving World and Icebore a chance because compared to Rise, they are much more difficult and have a better endgame(Specifically Iceborne).
Lets be honest, the good endgame Always comes with the G/Master Rank Expansion
I mean, no G Rank.
Also better movement kinda nulls most of the difficulty of MH as a whole. Which im perfectly ok with.
here they come the degenerate world fans!
@@mpo48 Could you please explain the degeneracy of liking World? Don't get me wrong, I like Rise and Sunbreak. I have unspeakable amounts of hours in them. Just tell me what is so degenerative about liking that monster hunter game in particular, because to me, it's just another entry into a wonderful franchise.
@@blazefang49-isgamer21 the people world attracts and the way it ruined the entire fanbase of the series, no one can shut up about world, fair enough if you say the older games were somehow harder than better but thinking world was somehow peak monster hunter and that nothing after it or before it is good is just insanity, world also attracted a lot of speedrunners and people who think meta is everything so now you get kicked out of every lobby if you don't somehow do what some speedrunners do, but i guess its just an another day and an another game series ruined by its own fans.
bit late but endgame in mh games is always after expansion ending
the superman dive isn't overpowered lmao, it comes at the cost of stamina and how long it takes to sheathe your weapon, if you don't have enough stamina to dive you're pretty much fucked. Likewise if you're playing a big weapon like greatsword where sheathing takes a long time you usually get whacked. You can only superman dive in one direction - AWAY from the moster - unless you slot in a special skill. This alone has carted me countless times because I wasn't precise enough with my inputs.
75 hours is a lot , mh is really good when you get into. I am a diehard fan tho , i played 99.30 hours the first week mhr came out and i most likely have done a lot more back in the day, but still 75 hrs in a week is a hell of a lot
U saying u played on average over 14 hours a day for a straight week? I found that kinda hard to believe
@@Will-zi6fn you don't know monster hunter community one bit if you find that hard to believe
@@paidninja1413 don’t try and act cool by exaggerating how much u played, red fox is clearly lying
@@Will-zi6fn you still clearly don't know an iota about monster hunter community son😂
@@paidninja1413 I don’t think u understand how much over 14 hours a day is for a whole week, it means u only have 8 hours left in a day to eat, sleep etc. that’s feasible for a few days but not a whole week.
GS is a whole lot funnier once you master tackle and tackle through attacks while getting to true charge slash in a fraction of the time. It's not for beginners at all though, you generally want to be familiar enough with the monsters to anticipate where they will be before they get there.
Nice video! It's super interesting to see the perspective from someone with a different main game. MH and Dauntless are both pretty good games with different goals and styles, so I agree with your assessment at the end.
For me personally, the more complicated and deliberate combat mechanics won me over compared to Duantless's faces paced action arcade style. It also helps that I'm a huge fan of MH's mechanical weapons like the Switch Axe and Gunlance.
This is probably just me but I find dauntless harder then monster hunter
Dauntless has stupid difficult things like heroic esca and trials. But monster hunter has harder monsters in general .
Overall Normal dauntless is easy ( hunting grounds and 10-50 escalation), it also has challenges that were made due to the level of power creep that doing those modes with anything but the best gear and godlike skill is a lesson in torture.but the fact that even with a bearable gun lance build I can barely beat anything but very weak master rank monsters while dieing 6+ times when faced with a temper glavnus in mhw when I can solo every 10-50 in dauntless with a hunger build shows that monster hunter has a more drastic change of difficulty then most of dauntless.
Meh, i still prefer dauntless. Its simpler and less weeby.
seeing you playing the monster hunter franchise is amazing.
I will not tolerate this greatsword slander.
All jokes aside, greatsword is kinda hard to use. You basically have to know the monster so you can predict their movement and charge your attack ahead of time, or you can play the get hit and return hit style with the tackle and rage slash.
I have not yet played monster hunter Rise. I've only played Monster Hunter. Started with S&S then after two more runs ended up switching to greatsword. Knocking parts off of monster faster then I could with S&S. Had to get use to which took me all the way to Iceborn DLC.
wait, dauntless already has 70 ish monsters? Is this a matter of a lesser embermane counting as a unique monster and regular embermane counting as another? because looking at the wiki, it only shows 35...
14:05 - quick mh history. you usually used to only get tails from getting the tail, but there were a chance you wouldn't get the tail. only in gen5 monster hunter they added the option to break the tail as well as cut it (used to only be possible for some monsters) and also get tail parts randomly at the end of quests so players that used mainly horns and hammers could get those pieces.
If you are interested in monster ecology (like Tigrex's roar being one of a few capable of injuring and thus KILLING a hunter) you could check out the ecology and lore videos by ragegamingvideos.
But in short, yes, he roars so loud it could count as a pressure wave, considering the sheer power behind those roars also shreds his muscles and organs....he just doesn't care beyond murdering anything in his path
Oceaniz also makes good ecology videos on MHW
Being carried all the time and fight the first time against every monster with overpowered equipment ... So boring and pointless
I cringe every time when someone says that monster is easy if he plays multy player. I m not againts playing with others but you need to understand that hunts are 10x times more easy if you play with others then solo especialy if you fight monster for the first time.
I hope you make videos on sunbreak i hope to see you fight risen valstrax that will probably destroy you on the inside
Everyone always complained about Rampages... I thought it was fun; and hell Ive been playing this game since the first one came out on PS2. But then again I have things to compare it to like the Underwater combat or your attacks being on Right Analog Stick, so Ive seen worse.
Seeing Mouse n Keyboard keybinds still makes me throw up a little though.
@@GBugden you play controller or K&M?
I play still with the Xbox controller as its the most near to the old PSP and 3DS controls im used to
@@theshellderinslowbrostail5422 I play on switch with a Pro controller; when i was playing World on PC I use an Xbox controller
@@GBugden ah, nice.
Great video about Monster Hunter Rise and thankyou for giving your honest thoughts and giving this game a fair chance.
Ya endgame didn't really exist in base Rise but Sunbreak endgame is amazing imo.
Dauntless players r newbs hahahzhzhhz jo
Joking xoxoox
Why you sound like Justin Collection?
Commenting for the algorithm 👍
I have 7k hours in mhw
This was a great video. It must have taken you a lot of time (other than playing) to produce.
Your arguments and comparisons were on point. I could relate to pretty much all of them and even see myself the other way around, discovering Dauntless coming from MH.
I'm glad you discovered the game at such a nice time. As Sunbreak is about to release you will experience a whole new progression through what follows high rank.
I hope you will keep enjoying MH.
Im probably at about 200 hours in MHR+Sunbreak. The only people that have a problem with people learning and being bad when they first join are the type of people that have never felt the touch of a woman. Nobody *reasonable* expects you to spend hours learning your weapon before you go into a hunt with it and nobody expects you to know a monster you've never hunted (most people take a few hunts before they know a monster fully). Play what you find is fun, and MH as a series is always more fun with other people, whether it's try harding together for fast times, or even just seeing what shenanigans happens
Do you have a source for the count on the dodge for monster hunter and dauntless? The source I've always used for the monster hunter dodging says that you get 4 frames of invincibility before using evade window, though I can't entirely confirm what framerate they are testing at.
EDIT: Used math, the figure of 4 frames of invincibility is at 30 fps. The difference is negligible, and you did understand the implications of the difference in dodging, so I do NOT discredit your point at all.
wideVIBE
I sub now
I've been wanting to try dauntless for some time now. Just when I downloaded the game on my switch, Capcom went and announced Sunbreak so my plans for dauntless got derailed. I've been clearing all the event quest on base rise & also farming zenny in anticipation for sunbreak. One thing I would like to say for the end game of base rise, any end game I think will come in the expansion sunbreak and with it also a wider variety of monsters types, different subspecies/variants etc, harder & more challenging hunts & More Monster!!!!🤣🤣🤣. Hope you cover monster hunter world/iceborne & also sunbreak as well. Great video & keep up the good work!!!
I HIGHLY recommend going back and finishing world and Iceborne. That game is AMAZING!
Dauntless end game has nothing to do, monster end game have many things to do. But both have similar end game kinda..
I have loke 4k hours on mh games but I really like Dauntless more anyway, its more fun to play with friends
I love both so I would watch your vids for both games. I can play only dauntless for obvious reasons but my first love was mh
This was fire love your dauntless content but please make more monster hunter content because im a big fan of those videos also
Most MH games do have an endgame. Rise was a weird exception there.
I consider myself a fan and it took me 2 month to get 70 hours, damn
Monster trips and knockbacks are common. Theyre just attached to the very dodgeable attacks. In my experience an attacks power dictates how much it throws you back. A tiny bit of damage is a trip and a massive amount is a launch. Also if youre gonna play longsword, please be aware it is notorious for being THE strongest weapon with the WORST players in any MH game. You have a lot of wide range moves that trip teammates which can lead to faints. My tip is its called a LONGsword. You dont have to kiss the monster to do damage, find your range and because even that little bit of extra distance away from the monster will seperate you from pretty much 90% of longswords.
Its really interesting to see your opinion on the game with almost ZERO outside knowledge. Id love to see how you view the game after doing some research and learning how to min max weapon gameplay and all the smaller details in the game. Like upgrading charge in greatsword with tackle and ranged weapons taking more damage from physical attacks. I apologize for the essay im just very passionate about Monster Hunter.
i just hope he wont listen to the monster hunter community since these days its become such a toxic hellhole
And all of your Ops are right imo
Finally a monster hunter rise vid
It’s really wholesome you only really started playing Dauntless because your dad and sister wanted to play it with you. Do they still play, even occasionally?
My sister just recently started playing again (quit after reforged cause she doesn't like change)
My dad has played at least somewhat consistently ever since we started
Glad to see you enjoying monhun mate
Da dauntless is nog steeds
Eh, you played the easiest MH in the series. Play Workd and Iceborne; it'll change you.
love u man
🤚
M h just feels better and ore real feeling on weapons dauntless has cool features but too cartoonie weapons don't feel as good. Mh is harder
Both games good but both need work at sa,e time
Love to see some features from dauntless in mh but old day same I o er all go for monsters n combat
I bought MH first but ended up playing dauntless instead.
Yeah endgame is nonexistant, even in iceborne, i wasnt too keen on grinding but since i bought it on sales, i think about 100hrs is good enough
The thing with monster hunter is
The fashion
Armor too big,sometime look like you walking in snow storm with many layers of cloth
Oversized weapon
Big,but is soo big,and the charater swing like a toy
the oversized weapon is what gives it the mh feel
@@keaan1526 yes,but i dont feel the impact in the weapon
@@xuanhiepluong4798 I guess personal preference, I like dauntless for the grinding aspect because of simple high speed gameplay an mh i like the hunt more because of the in depth combat and because the game is more rewarding
Honestly rise is the MH game with the worst feedback for weapons
I bet a monster hunter is eventually coming as a free epic game I think. So eventually.
nah it will never happen im afraid
Then they'd have to add micro transactions and the monster hunter playerbasr would hate on capcom so it aint happening.