Hopefully you guys did enjoy, what other values the game doesn't say do you know that I didn't include in my video? Hitzone Value Spreadsheet: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ttUaWtw2aaBFpz3NUp6izr-FgtQHSYJA_CjJA-xuets/edit?usp=sharing or use Kiranico for HZVs: mhworld.kiranico.com/en/monsters
@@sempergumby2341 monsterhunterworld.wiki.fextralife.com/Hunting+Horn use this link, then you can scroll down and click on the buffs you're interested in learning about the values for!
This is really concise and well put together. Thank you for all this info, especially the weak spot modifiers since even the more seasoned hunters who max out WEX and Crit boost in their builds forget about how these hitzones nuances work and how weakness exploit really activates in practice
😂 isn't it just if its blunt go hit the head if the tail is cuttable blades go for it after the break the legs and arms😅 if it has wing ignore or let the range dps deal with it thats just me or ehat?
as a returning player this is very helpful im basically a noobie allover again so very informative! great video and very well done on the spread sheet definitely going to try and use it ive always used kiranico but ill give this a try
The only things I can think of for hidden values are the 4 Earplug value for Switch Axe Zero Sum Discharge (ZSD), and the 2 Guard value for the Charge Blade's Charged Shield.
As a CB main, you should also note that the 2 Guard can exceed the normal 5 guard max you get from armor skills. Guard points also stack another 2 points of guard, so if you have 5 guard on your armor plus a charged shield AND you guard point, it is the equivalent of Guard 9.
I'd highly recommend, especially for newer players, to use normal Demon Drug instead. You only get 2 more raw attack from Mega Demon Drugs and they take a lot more materials to make.
If you have hundreds of them lying around, sure, but newer players, especially those that haven't arrived in master rank yet, won't have many, if any, steam tickets. And again, it only gives you 2 more attack over normal Demon Drugs, so unless you really need that 0.7% increase in damage you're better off spending your resources somewhere else. @@vahnayasaki6989
Another hidden value would be the damage multiplier for investigations (0.85, 0.9, 0.95, 1.0, 1.05, 1.10 and 1.15). I don't even know for myself, if it's random for the same type or tier of investigations or the same. You could test it e.g. with mega barrel bombs. With the hidden 1.0 multiplier they deal 150 damage. Another one would be the sweet spot multiplier/hitzone for blade-weapons (e.g. the middle of the blade for great sword) for i think 3% more damage (?).
Very well put together! I would like to clarify something that could be misunderstood by newer players though: Felyne Sharpshooter does increase damage for Normal Ammo on Bowguns, like you said. For Bow, however, it's not the arrows you fire without coatings that do more damage; it's the arrows you fire specifically by clicking R2 (PlayStation), RT (XBox), or left click (mouse and keyboard on PC). Damage from arrows fired using the Circle button (PS), B button (XB), or right click (PC) is not increased with Sharpshooter.
most important hidden value: how much HP monsters have (there is a randomness to it) and that multi-hunts have much lower hp on monsters! especially the second thing is something many players simply don't know!
Also note: The HP value is not related to monster size. And in World, the monster HP scales for 1P, 2P and >2P. Unlike rise, where the monster has also a 3P and 4P scale. Combined with the fact that you cant bring palicoes on a 3P quest (but still can on a 2P), this makes 3P hunts objectively the worst choice. IIRC, the 4P multiplcator in World is around 2.5-2.6 (don't remember the exact number), whereas Rise has a 3x multiplicator. Meaning, each individual player needs to do less damage compared to solo, on top of having it easier regarding aggro management.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but damage colors take HZV and Sharpness into account, while WEx only cares about HZV. Meaning hitting a 44 HZV part with a purple weapon will show orange damage numbers but won't trigger WEx.
@@LordViettner i wanted to talk about part break values for attacks and the bonus that power axe gives to it but it would be better to just share the weapon data docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTEYb4wGpijtIpFVopiYl1V83m48d7g1AHmTwOBKJ5RXdlz1sfxCyEmnhbgHLWQsGiXnodyBsUlPzc3/pubhtml#
❤🎉 i was gonna click off when you started with sharpness, but you actually put in details so its much better them 90% of peoples videos, good on you mate! Very informative - monster hunter tri vet
Let’s go! Happy to see world blowing up again, happy to see you and other mh content creators gaining traction again. Thanks for all the builds LV! It helps me thru mhw and mhr😅
Regarding hitzone values: does breaking a monster part increase the HZ value aswell? As example if i break a part with hzv 40 does it become 45 or higher for the rest of the hunt and provides higher damage and procs wex too? Then partbreaker could be really cool for getting this much faster in the hunt. Besides you get knockdowns, parts and cripple some monsters like barioth wings and his annoying side jump...
for some monsters, such as gold and silver rath (and i think barroth) heads, part breaks can change hitzones values, but for the most part part breaks don't change HZV
@@LordViettner thanks for the reply mate. Good to know. Does that mean that the value changes are individually for each part on each monster? I always thought that its a fixed amount like 10 or 15 points after the break occurs.
@@RathalosLARP for the metal raths, their heads go from a 20 HZV for all damages to 55 for slashing, 60 for blunt, and 50 for shot. not 100% sure on barroth. but other than that, not many (if any) other monsters HZVs change after being broken. some monsters have ability changes, like tigrex's roar gets weaker after you break its head
@@LordViettner oh ok. I played around with the part Destroyer skill and was curious about the hitzone values. Then i guess its not really worth it the 30% extra damage towards the part breaks?
@@RathalosLARP if you need specific part breaks to get certain materials, then maybe, or on the metal raths for speedruns, or KT or Safi for partbreak rewards. other than that, nah
I’m playing Iceborne for the 1rst time and your videos will be useful 👍 Trying to understand how stats and builds works. I main SA and try to improve my dmg and gameplay. I’ll look all your videos 🙂
this is pretty cool, but ever since freedom unite, I've avoided min maxing. I figure once you reduce monster hunter to being just math, it probably loses some of it's charm. if I want the gypceros armor because it looks cool, I'll wear the gypceros armor.
it's different for everyone! some people love the math (like me), some people like fashion hunting, some people like just playing with friends, etc. :D
For the Gunners, I’m sure most gunners know this since we are nerds and like to look at numbers more than hunting at times… Spare shot and true spare shot don’t stack either! True spare shot is a 30% chance to not consume and regular spare shot is around 20% or lower. The 10% difference is noticeable in my opinion. Especially if you are using ammo with a small clip size you’ll notice how much ammo you are conserving and hitting the monster.
I could be wrong about this, its been a LOOOOONG time. But I feel like one of the old portable games had a real tutorial as well. I think it was MHP3rd. I feel like you run a quick hunt in flooded forest for a great jaggi where the game is explaining what to do the entire time.
I think you CAN see weak spots in game in World. If memory serves in your large monster guide they are colored in red on the diagram of the monster and the spot would be weak to anything listed to hit that spot for 3* damage.
well rathian’s wings are shown as two star to shot type weapons and are still a weak spot, so it’s not always perfect. but yeah 3 stars are always a weak spot!
@@LordViettner You know that's a numbers video worth making. I have 2100+ hours on my main character in World, and I don't even want to know how much totally time in the MH series as a whole and with a gun to my head I could not begin to tell you how much difference there is between 1*,2*and 3* damage points in MHW.
@@kyleochoa9004 that's why i hope that Wilds gives us the kind of notes that Rise gave us. those gave the actual hit zone numbers and relative values on statuses for things like; initial threshold, increase rate, max threshold, decay rate, and how effective a status was once applied like duration ofparalysis/sleep and damage for poison/blast. make us do the scoutfly research again, like in World, but let it be more valuable information like in Rise.
What i'd like to know, is that for elemental builds, either melee or ranged, does the elemental damage value of full Safi armor outperform the DPS out of true critical element from something like Silver Los armor?
typically you'll run 5 piece safi'jiiva with a Kjarr weapon. That way you get the massive bonus of True Dragonvein Awakening AND Critical Element. There are very few builds that don't use Kjarr weapons for element, and those still are almost always 5 piece Safi armor :D
on the google doc the monster filter i only see Scarred Yian Garuga, Alatreon and Safi Jiiva am i doing something wrong not to be able to see the rest?
true raw is found by taking the bloated raw (the number you see on the base weapon) and dividing it by each weapon's bloat value. Bloat values can be found here: imgur.com/a/P7uOeY1
@@aarongabriel5749 so bigger weapons like GS have shown attack values higher than smaller weapons like Dual Blades. It makes sense that a great sword would hit harder, so if both weapons show 300 damage it doesn't give the GS that meatier feel. Whereas a GS with 1440 attack and DBs with only 420 makes more sense when actually thinking about the weapons. also weapon raw uses motion values, so 300 true raw attack on a GS is going to scale on the motion values for each great sword attack, giving you the high damage numbers you see from great sword. Whereas 300 true raw attack on DBs is going to scale with their motion values, so the numbers are smaller on each individual hit. You see high numbers on single hits with GS, so you see a higher attack number, you see smaller numbers with DBs, so they have a lower bloat value so the attack number is smaller. 300 attack doesn't mean 300 damage per hit, so bloat values help you feel the weight of how the damage scales with each weapon :D Hope this helps!
Can someone tell me what the line under the sharpness color means? Like there are the sections that show the color tier but below that there is a colored line that extends a bit further when looking at the weapon in your inventory/forge
that’s how far the sharpness can be extended with handicraft. if it has the small line that’s shorter but extends further, that means it can be extended with handicraft
Hey there. Can anybody tell me what mod or setting is being used to put the little icon on the screen for material pickups etc? I've never seen that before.
Very nice video, already some hours into the game but learned new stuff :) Just wondering since I cant find any Settings on this. The glowing Icon above the stuff thats laying on the ground, is that a QOL Mod? Cant find anything in the options.
not sure, as long as you have a nexus account it should work @@NewSunGambit you can also drag and drop files you've downloaded into the mod manager, might be worth a try. other than that, I wouldn't know, it's always worked for me, maybe there's some guides on TH-cam that could help with this specific issue!
Noob question cuz I'm not at end game yet (fresh playthrough near beginning of Iceborne). You talk about crit element boost and stuff and how things stack.. Let's just take "Attack Up" and a simple elemtal attack... like Water Attack. Do both of these stack? Like will the raw portion of a water sword get increased from attack up, and the elemental portion of the water sword get increased from water attack? Based on what's in this video it makes me think only one of the two would apply... if so, which one? higher rank? higher overall dps? will elemental attack always just override the regular attack up (like 1 water attack will nullify all 7 attack up) etc?
Also i'm curious as for the health bar of monsters in the story quest do they have lower health pool? Cause they feel easier than when you hunt in optional quests or investigations
booster is +9 attack and +15 defense for the first 10 minutes of a quest, weakener gives you a better chance at getting a lower HP roll. each monster has like 5 potential HP amounts it can have, weakener makes it likely to be a lower one
This was really informative for me cause im new to the game. Also do poison weapons kill monsters faster than a weapon with high affinity or high damage with no affinity?
Theoretically, poison damage have an overall lesser damage output then straight up damage. Though this various a lot for the different weapons and different monsters you are using it on. The main benefit for poison is that once the ailment triggers, you are gonna have that damage be done pretty much no matter what. So if you are not able to put constant pressure on a monster poison might be worth it for that extra Damage over time. Before doing a hunt its always good to see if the monster has any weaknesses or resistances to poison to see if its worth using.
@@skulkywulky6882I think most can be inflicted with status (a few are immune to 1 or 2 statys). However, by MR I think the damage of a weapon with high raw+affinity outscales poison status (that + not all weapon types are effective at inflicting status to begin with).
Iirc at least for base world where there were a couple of Rathian weapons which were BIS over any pure Raw counterparts (SnS and LS specifically) on anything that wasn't poison immune, since as long as it triggered once the poison damage made up for the negligible decrease in raw damage over the course of a hunt.
glad to hear it helped! Typically poison is more of an additional damage, so you'll get 1-3 poisons per hunt, depending on how weak a monster is to it (1 star, 2 star, or 3 star). Poison doesn't directly boost your weapon's damage, rather, think of it as your weapon is applying poison to the monster, and eventually the monster gets poisoned and loses HP over time until the poison duration ends. at the beginning of Iceborne, before a lot of the endgame content we have today, the Gold Rathian weapons were the best raw weapons because they had a lot of things going at once: high raw, good sharpness, high affinity, AND they also could apply poison. hopefully this helped make a little more sense of it!
that's true! you have to take 180 damage or be in a quest for 5 minutes. it lasts for 2 minutes, and, once it deactivates, it will reactivate again after 5 minutes or 180 damage taken
To add to his answer as well, if you get far enough in Iceborne, you can unlock Latent Power Secret that triggers at 150 health starting from 6, and the wait time is 4 1/2 minutes.
? thanks for this put in 300hrs in thr game and didn't know the pill is shit😅wasted tons of resources making it and the seed is much more useful 😮 and safi armor set is one of the best looking and useful armor set to use the kjerr weapons are RNG😂 only gotten 3 good weapons for elemental build 1 dual swords Ice 1 long sword ice and 1 insects glave fire
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Hopefully you guys did enjoy, what other values the game doesn't say do you know that I didn't include in my video?
Hitzone Value Spreadsheet: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ttUaWtw2aaBFpz3NUp6izr-FgtQHSYJA_CjJA-xuets/edit?usp=sharing
or use Kiranico for HZVs: mhworld.kiranico.com/en/monsters
Hunting horn buffs
@@sempergumby2341 monsterhunterworld.wiki.fextralife.com/Hunting+Horn
use this link, then you can scroll down and click on the buffs you're interested in learning about the values for!
Felyne Bombardier additionally buffs Ballista/Cannon/Roaming Ballista by 10%. Very helpful in the Fatalis and Seliana Supply Cache events
it's only 10% for cannons/ballista/etc (as far as i know)
@@LordViettner Did a quick test and yup 10%. I'll fix my comment
@@icemythic6076
Amazing video i hope this blows up and helps newcomers having a better understanding of the game 🎉
thank you bro! much love
This is really concise and well put together. Thank you for all this info, especially the weak spot modifiers since even the more seasoned hunters who max out WEX and Crit boost in their builds forget about how these hitzones nuances work and how weakness exploit really activates in practice
thanks! i appreciate it :D
😂 isn't it just if its blunt go hit the head if the tail is cuttable blades go for it after the break the legs and arms😅 if it has wing ignore or let the range dps deal with it thats just me or ehat?
doesn’t it also work for weakening monsters with the clutch claw and hitting the weakened area?
@@DeadEye364 That's literally what the video explained. He even gave the mathematical formula for how a tenderized part can become a weakspot.
@@halosaft yeah I saw, I posted the comment right before I got to that part.
as a returning player this is very helpful im basically a noobie allover again so very informative! great video and very well done on the spread sheet definitely going to try and use it ive always used kiranico but ill give this a try
The only things I can think of for hidden values are the 4 Earplug value for Switch Axe Zero Sum Discharge (ZSD), and the 2 Guard value for the Charge Blade's Charged Shield.
As a CB main, you should also note that the 2 Guard can exceed the normal 5 guard max you get from armor skills. Guard points also stack another 2 points of guard, so if you have 5 guard on your armor plus a charged shield AND you guard point, it is the equivalent of Guard 9.
I'd highly recommend, especially for newer players, to use normal Demon Drug instead. You only get 2 more raw attack from Mega Demon Drugs and they take a lot more materials to make.
valid
What materials lol you just meld it with steam tickets
@@vahnayasaki6989which part of new player that you dont understand.Steam ticket is for iceborne
If you have hundreds of them lying around, sure, but newer players, especially those that haven't arrived in master rank yet, won't have many, if any, steam tickets. And again, it only gives you 2 more attack over normal Demon Drugs, so unless you really need that 0.7% increase in damage you're better off spending your resources somewhere else. @@vahnayasaki6989
also valid @@vahnayasaki6989
6:55 I run GL and yes that is true. I try to buff after 50 mins and my hunter just looks at the megademondrug and puts it back.
Another hidden value would be the damage multiplier for investigations (0.85, 0.9, 0.95, 1.0, 1.05, 1.10 and 1.15). I don't even know for myself, if it's random for the same type or tier of investigations or the same. You could test it e.g. with mega barrel bombs. With the hidden 1.0 multiplier they deal 150 damage.
Another one would be the sweet spot multiplier/hitzone for blade-weapons (e.g. the middle of the blade for great sword) for i think 3% more damage (?).
good call!
Very well put together! I would like to clarify something that could be misunderstood by newer players though: Felyne Sharpshooter does increase damage for Normal Ammo on Bowguns, like you said. For Bow, however, it's not the arrows you fire without coatings that do more damage; it's the arrows you fire specifically by clicking R2 (PlayStation), RT (XBox), or left click (mouse and keyboard on PC). Damage from arrows fired using the Circle button (PS), B button (XB), or right click (PC) is not increased with Sharpshooter.
most important hidden value: how much HP monsters have (there is a randomness to it) and that multi-hunts have much lower hp on monsters! especially the second thing is something many players simply don't know!
Also note: The HP value is not related to monster size. And in World, the monster HP scales for 1P, 2P and >2P. Unlike rise, where the monster has also a 3P and 4P scale.
Combined with the fact that you cant bring palicoes on a 3P quest (but still can on a 2P), this makes 3P hunts objectively the worst choice.
IIRC, the 4P multiplcator in World is around 2.5-2.6 (don't remember the exact number), whereas Rise has a 3x multiplicator. Meaning, each individual player needs to do less damage compared to solo, on top of having it easier regarding aggro management.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but damage colors take HZV and Sharpness into account, while WEx only cares about HZV. Meaning hitting a 44 HZV part with a purple weapon will show orange damage numbers but won't trigger WEx.
yeah orange isn't always weak spot, but orange tends to mean 'good'
My head hurts from all them there numbers Sir,lol.Great video,as always.
The math works out that a hitzone of >28 becomes a weak spot tenderized
Not that you'd know without a spreadsheet nearby
"7 numbers the game doesn't tell you"
Capcom: only 7? Pathetic, we made hundreds of hidden values and mechanics
too many for me to fit into a manageable video xD
@@LordViettner i wanted to talk about part break values for attacks and the bonus that power axe gives to it but it would be better to just share the weapon data docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTEYb4wGpijtIpFVopiYl1V83m48d7g1AHmTwOBKJ5RXdlz1sfxCyEmnhbgHLWQsGiXnodyBsUlPzc3/pubhtml#
❤🎉 i was gonna click off when you started with sharpness, but you actually put in details so its much better them 90% of peoples videos, good on you mate! Very informative
- monster hunter tri vet
Glad you liked it! Appreciate the comment :D
Thank you, this puts a lot of important values in a clear and concise format that is easy to consume.
Let’s go! Happy to see world blowing up again, happy to see you and other mh content creators gaining traction again. Thanks for all the builds LV! It helps me thru mhw and mhr😅
cheers! thank you :D good to be back
5 peice with elemental kjarr DB's and setting decorations accordingly is just amazing DPS.
Regarding hitzone values: does breaking a monster part increase the HZ value aswell?
As example if i break a part with hzv 40 does it become 45 or higher for the rest of the hunt and provides higher damage and procs wex too?
Then partbreaker could be really cool for getting this much faster in the hunt. Besides you get knockdowns, parts and cripple some monsters like barioth wings and his annoying side jump...
for some monsters, such as gold and silver rath (and i think barroth) heads, part breaks can change hitzones values, but for the most part part breaks don't change HZV
@@LordViettner thanks for the reply mate.
Good to know. Does that mean that the value changes are individually for each part on each monster? I always thought that its a fixed amount like 10 or 15 points after the break occurs.
@@RathalosLARP for the metal raths, their heads go from a 20 HZV for all damages to 55 for slashing, 60 for blunt, and 50 for shot. not 100% sure on barroth. but other than that, not many (if any) other monsters HZVs change after being broken. some monsters have ability changes, like tigrex's roar gets weaker after you break its head
@@LordViettner oh ok. I played around with the part Destroyer skill and was curious about the hitzone values.
Then i guess its not really worth it the 30% extra damage towards the part breaks?
@@RathalosLARP if you need specific part breaks to get certain materials, then maybe, or on the metal raths for speedruns, or KT or Safi for partbreak rewards. other than that, nah
Even after all this time, there are things here I didn't know. Thank you, my Lord!
Wait, felyne bombardier improves phials? Nice.
I’m playing Iceborne for the 1rst time and your videos will be useful 👍
Trying to understand how stats and builds works. I main SA and try to improve my dmg and gameplay. I’ll look all your videos 🙂
Loved this one, I hope more people will watch it✨✨
thank uu love
Evasion Mantle give 30% AtkUp for 20 secs on a succesful dodge.
this is pretty cool, but ever since freedom unite, I've avoided min maxing. I figure once you reduce monster hunter to being just math, it probably loses some of it's charm.
if I want the gypceros armor because it looks cool, I'll wear the gypceros armor.
it's different for everyone! some people love the math (like me), some people like fashion hunting, some people like just playing with friends, etc. :D
For the Gunners,
I’m sure most gunners know this since we are nerds and like to look at numbers more than hunting at times…
Spare shot and true spare shot don’t stack either! True spare shot is a 30% chance to not consume and regular spare shot is around 20% or lower. The 10% difference is noticeable in my opinion. Especially if you are using ammo with a small clip size you’ll notice how much ammo you are conserving and hitting the monster.
very good point!
Fantastic video! really helps remembering all these different stats
Glad to hear! Thanks for the comment :D
I could be wrong about this, its been a LOOOOONG time. But I feel like one of the old portable games had a real tutorial as well. I think it was MHP3rd. I feel like you run a quick hunt in flooded forest for a great jaggi where the game is explaining what to do the entire time.
you might be right, there's definitely a lot of scenarios where they run you through things
I think you CAN see weak spots in game in World. If memory serves in your large monster guide they are colored in red on the diagram of the monster and the spot would be weak to anything listed to hit that spot for 3* damage.
well rathian’s wings are shown as two star to shot type weapons and are still a weak spot, so it’s not always perfect. but yeah 3 stars are always a weak spot!
@@LordViettner You know that's a numbers video worth making. I have 2100+ hours on my main character in World, and I don't even want to know how much totally time in the MH series as a whole and with a gun to my head I could not begin to tell you how much difference there is between 1*,2*and 3* damage points in MHW.
@@kyleochoa9004 that's why i hope that Wilds gives us the kind of notes that Rise gave us. those gave the actual hit zone numbers and relative values on statuses for things like; initial threshold, increase rate, max threshold, decay rate, and how effective a status was once applied like duration ofparalysis/sleep and damage for poison/blast. make us do the scoutfly research again, like in World, but let it be more valuable information like in Rise.
What i'd like to know, is that for elemental builds, either melee or ranged, does the elemental damage value of full Safi armor outperform the DPS out of true critical element from something like Silver Los armor?
typically you'll run 5 piece safi'jiiva with a Kjarr weapon. That way you get the massive bonus of True Dragonvein Awakening AND Critical Element. There are very few builds that don't use Kjarr weapons for element, and those still are almost always 5 piece Safi armor :D
Ain't no one's gonna say something about him ANNIHILATING that Rathian in the end of the video in less than 50 seconds?
might wanna change that sound before the netflix police come for you
i've been getting that for a couple years now, still no problems
on the google doc the monster filter i only see Scarred Yian Garuga, Alatreon and Safi Jiiva am i doing something wrong not to be able to see the rest?
use the tabs at the bottom to check the other monsters
What about the true raw values for each weapon type?
true raw is found by taking the bloated raw (the number you see on the base weapon) and dividing it by each weapon's bloat value.
Bloat values can be found here: imgur.com/a/P7uOeY1
@@LordViettner thanks for that. What’s the purported reason for having the bloat value in the game?
@@aarongabriel5749 so bigger weapons like GS have shown attack values higher than smaller weapons like Dual Blades. It makes sense that a great sword would hit harder, so if both weapons show 300 damage it doesn't give the GS that meatier feel. Whereas a GS with 1440 attack and DBs with only 420 makes more sense when actually thinking about the weapons.
also weapon raw uses motion values, so 300 true raw attack on a GS is going to scale on the motion values for each great sword attack, giving you the high damage numbers you see from great sword. Whereas 300 true raw attack on DBs is going to scale with their motion values, so the numbers are smaller on each individual hit.
You see high numbers on single hits with GS, so you see a higher attack number, you see smaller numbers with DBs, so they have a lower bloat value so the attack number is smaller.
300 attack doesn't mean 300 damage per hit, so bloat values help you feel the weight of how the damage scales with each weapon :D
Hope this helps!
Can someone tell me what the line under the sharpness color means? Like there are the sections that show the color tier but below that there is a colored line that extends a bit further when looking at the weapon in your inventory/forge
that’s how far the sharpness can be extended with handicraft. if it has the small line that’s shorter but extends further, that means it can be extended with handicraft
@@LordViettner can you extend to the next tier of sharpness with handicraft? Thanks
@@Joe_Silly_FEH if it shows the next tier of sharpness on the shorter portion, then yes
2:52 layered preset pls? great video, very informative. After 400 hours I am still learning some neat things.
it looks for me like
Ingot Layered Head
Dober Layered Chest
Thermae Layered Cuffs
Death Stench Layered Torso
Black Belt Layered Legs
@onisoda holy crap, that's impressive, that's exactly what I'm using!
Hey there. Can anybody tell me what mod or setting is being used to put the little icon on the screen for material pickups etc? I've never seen that before.
www.nexusmods.com/monsterhunterworld/mods/2325
Very nice video, already some hours into the game but learned new stuff :)
Just wondering since I cant find any Settings on this. The glowing Icon above the stuff thats laying on the ground, is that a QOL Mod? Cant find anything in the options.
it's a mod on nexus, here's the link if you're interested: www.nexusmods.com/monsterhunterworld/mods/2325
i have a question, what monster beside Diablos is affected by sonic bomb ?
black diablos (obviously) and nargacuga as far as i know, but there may be others
how did you get the drops mod to work i been trying for 2 days ive tried multiple different ones i cant get any of them to work idk why
i just use vortex mod manager, at least for MHW. it's free with Nexus and you can download the mods straight to the manager
when i try to download them straight to the manager it doesnt work for me idk why@@LordViettner
not sure, as long as you have a nexus account it should work @@NewSunGambit you can also drag and drop files you've downloaded into the mod manager, might be worth a try. other than that, I wouldn't know, it's always worked for me, maybe there's some guides on TH-cam that could help with this specific issue!
Noob question cuz I'm not at end game yet (fresh playthrough near beginning of Iceborne).
You talk about crit element boost and stuff and how things stack.. Let's just take "Attack Up" and a simple elemtal attack... like Water Attack. Do both of these stack? Like will the raw portion of a water sword get increased from attack up, and the elemental portion of the water sword get increased from water attack? Based on what's in this video it makes me think only one of the two would apply... if so, which one? higher rank? higher overall dps? will elemental attack always just override the regular attack up (like 1 water attack will nullify all 7 attack up) etc?
Yes you can have both and they do not overwrite each other.
yes, both work! they're considered separate because the Attack Boost skill works for raw attack and Elemental Attack up boosts your element :D
How about felyne booster and felyne weaken?
Also i'm curious as for the health bar of monsters in the story quest do they have lower health pool? Cause they feel easier than when you hunt in optional quests or investigations
booster is +9 attack and +15 defense for the first 10 minutes of a quest, weakener gives you a better chance at getting a lower HP roll. each monster has like 5 potential HP amounts it can have, weakener makes it likely to be a lower one
@@LordViettner wow, i didn’t know that. Thanks for the reply btw!
This was really informative for me cause im new to the game. Also do poison weapons kill monsters faster than a weapon with high affinity or high damage with no affinity?
Theoretically, poison damage have an overall lesser damage output then straight up damage. Though this various a lot for the different weapons and different monsters you are using it on. The main benefit for poison is that once the ailment triggers, you are gonna have that damage be done pretty much no matter what. So if you are not able to put constant pressure on a monster poison might be worth it for that extra Damage over time. Before doing a hunt its always good to see if the monster has any weaknesses or resistances to poison to see if its worth using.
@@taarten7749 thanks for the info, i thought all monsters can be debuffed (like poisoned or paralysis)
@@skulkywulky6882I think most can be inflicted with status (a few are immune to 1 or 2 statys). However, by MR I think the damage of a weapon with high raw+affinity outscales poison status (that + not all weapon types are effective at inflicting status to begin with).
Iirc at least for base world where there were a couple of Rathian weapons which were BIS over any pure Raw counterparts (SnS and LS specifically) on anything that wasn't poison immune, since as long as it triggered once the poison damage made up for the negligible decrease in raw damage over the course of a hunt.
glad to hear it helped! Typically poison is more of an additional damage, so you'll get 1-3 poisons per hunt, depending on how weak a monster is to it (1 star, 2 star, or 3 star). Poison doesn't directly boost your weapon's damage, rather, think of it as your weapon is applying poison to the monster, and eventually the monster gets poisoned and loses HP over time until the poison duration ends.
at the beginning of Iceborne, before a lot of the endgame content we have today, the Gold Rathian weapons were the best raw weapons because they had a lot of things going at once: high raw, good sharpness, high affinity, AND they also could apply poison.
hopefully this helped make a little more sense of it!
Very informative video:)
Glad it was helpful!
Pls specify where is just world or Iceborne, very good content tho!
Huh...ayo bro ? 1:16
yeah dude it’s weird. they’re like some of the most popular recent mods… people got issues
The game also doesn't tell you how to activate Latent Power.
that's true! you have to take 180 damage or be in a quest for 5 minutes. it lasts for 2 minutes, and, once it deactivates, it will reactivate again after 5 minutes or 180 damage taken
To add to his answer as well, if you get far enough in Iceborne, you can unlock Latent Power Secret that triggers at 150 health starting from 6, and the wait time is 4 1/2 minutes.
I don't see a single reason why this would not be shown in game
they like to typically just give vague descriptions like "a big boost" or something instead of giving the actual numerical values xD
? thanks for this put in 300hrs in thr game and didn't know the pill is shit😅wasted tons of resources making it and the seed is much more useful 😮 and safi armor set is one of the best looking and useful armor set to use the kjerr weapons are RNG😂 only gotten 3 good weapons for elemental build 1 dual swords Ice 1 long sword ice and 1 insects glave fire
glad you learned something! too bad the pill doesn't last too long, really only useful for short speedruns xD
Another yiutuber saif the mega ones only last 20secs? So I've only used normal demon and armor.
whoever that is, they're wrong
might/armor pills only last 20 seconds