MHFU might be old but will never be forgotten.. OG Hunters will always come back to the old world and experience the terror of those shitty bullfangos and friends..
@@pixelseagull3126 lmao why did you bought it, you can just download it for free on mobile/pc using chrome and Playing it using ppsspp, and join servers to play Multiplayer like HunsterVerse or Amultios. No need to buy the game. :/
Wow! I got into MHGU a bit under a year ago, it was my first MH title ever. I picked up HH as my main and have become quite good with it, however I was really curious about the weapon's history in the franchise so I wanted to look into it! This is very different from the Horn I know but still really interesting! Nice to be able to go on lil retrospective journeys like this! Long live the Bone Horn btw, still an amazing choice even in GU!
Haha, yeah I started with MHFU but got MH4U and a 3ds for it, and MHGen when it came out, it's a great series. And yeah! If anything I think it is neat to have a little snapshot into the past :P I'm glad you think so as well, it's cool seeing what all is different, the biggest one I always bring up is how in MHF the Great Sword didn't have any charge ability, you just swung it around :P Thanks for watching! :) I'll try and eventually get through all the monsters, maybe you'll notice some differences, I know I had to get used to the new animations for instance going from MHFU to MH4U and onwards.
Christ I forgot how HH was just a faster swing hammer back in the day and how the song and encore system was jank. Still my most memorable MH game though and I'll always love it.
You can also enter Recital by pressing R after any attack (except Super Pound). It will send you into the 3rd note stance and play it immediately upon entering. Great time saver for songs starting with the 3rd note aswell as comboing into Recital attacks, but it starts getting technical from there.
I just started playing this game! Kinda late, but I really love the older games. I absolutely get wrecked when I play, but I will keep on training because this game is awesome. Thanks for the tips! Watching them helps me feel motivated to keep on hunting. Hope I can get better like you. Cheers! Edit: I subscribed so I can get back to these videos later . You're good at playing this game : )
Hey! Yeah, it's always a great time to play any of these games, really, they're mostly all pretty great! 😄 It can be rough at first but stick with it and be a bit more patient than you might think you should be. Sometimes if you keep getting knocked down you just need to take a step back and look at things a bit differently, try just watching the monster without attacking at first if that helps. Stick with it, you can do it! 😄😄 It's pretty satisfying when it all clicks :P Thanks for subscribing! I'm glad my videos are enjoyable. 🙂
@@HeadHunter455 Thanks for the tip mate! I will definitely be coming back to your videos, and I will watch your monster hunter streams as long as I am free. See you on your next stream/vid! 😄
Thank you for the guide, as a Longsword user I was thinking of switching up my secondary from Hammer to Hunting Horn when I eventually play Freedom Unite.
Good video, started playing this game today because I'm to poor tk buy a pc or a decent cellphone, and jumped trought the tutorials, so I was confused about this weapon
lol yeah that's fair. I played through the tutorials and all that when I first played, but it didn't really explain things very well in game IMO, like with the tutorial hunts and the hunting magazines, and there weren't exactly... helpful videos around, so I figured I'd make my own. Also the community is uh... heh... a bit elitist, to put it lightly, which I think is ridiculous but anyways: I hope they help you out! :) I make them to be watched by someone who is going through the game for the first time, so it shouldn't be too difficult to follow, hopefully :)
@@HeadHunter455 I just have one question at the time, is about the cooking cat and I can't find videos about it I give the cat 6 meats to cook, when can I get then cooked? And sorry for the bad english, It's not my native leanguage
It has less moves, yes, but it doesn't have a list of songs you can play on the Equipment Screen like every other game. You need to remember the song combinations before going to the mission every time you get a weapon with a different note set, and there's a lot of different HH's. However that can be medicated with memory, and there's a point where you want to keep using the same weapon for a long time. What's not possible to be medicated is how you play them. It takes an awful lot of time to play a note, and an even longer time to play a second one because you need to attack before it. If you dodge or get knocked back, your song is gone. Fredom Unite's HH gameplay is basically just triangle+circle or single triangle hit then dodge for attack and try to find opportunities to use songs. It's boring, unconventional, and it serves more as a safe but slow weapon due to how big it's range is and the fact that it applies a lot of exhaustion on monsters. Tri's HH is much more fun to use, and after that it just got better and better.
@@sieben8724 You know what, I've been playing MH Dos recently, and while I didn't touch the HH yet, I can safely say that this weapon is completely in tone with that game. Dos is much slower paced, and much more methodical than any other MH game I've played, where even small monsters (at least at the start) are as much of a threat than the big monsters. If the moveset is the same as in FU, and I don't doubt it is, then it's probably more useful on Dos. Still doesn't make it any less boring, just makes more sense. And what you said about Recital mode, is it really better than playing the songs in a room and spamming the Super Slam? I had to use it on a Training Quest to kill a Damiyo Hermitaur once, and this method is very effective.
@@Hambs23 its MVs are good i has had buffs and nerfs in 2ndGen starting from MHDos to MHp2G/MHFU and in fact it was broken in MHF2 wining a Duo weapon competition in japan which made the Devs nerf it alittle in MHp2G/MHFU the team used 2 HH and just cleared monsters by spamming Triangle as spamming Triangle was more stronger then the Overhead smash in MHF2 2ndGen 狩猟笛 ....... MH2/MHDos Hunting Horns -------------------- Right/Left Swing damage: 21, 21 (42) faint values: 10, 10 (20) Hilt Stab Combo damage: 9, 9, 9 (27) faint values: not given (none?) Overhead Smash damage: 10, 28 (38) faint values: 4, 10 (14) Hunting Horns Recital -------------------- Start music mode ( R ) damage: 12 faint values: ? End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ] damage: 16 faint values: ? First note = Forward Slam damage: 23 faint values: ? Second note = Right/Left Side Slam damage: 18 faint values: ? Third note = Backward Slam damage: 21 faint values: ? ....... MHF2/MHP2 Hunting Horns -------------------- T combo = Right/Left Swing damage: 31, 31 (62) faint values: 18, 18 (36) C, C, C combo = Hilt Stab damage: 12, 12, 12 (36) faint values: not given (none?) T + C = Overhead Smash damage: 15, 48 (63) faint values: 5, 10 (15) Hunting Horns Recital -------------------- Start music mode ( R ) damage: 22 faint values: 20 End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ] damage: 26 faint values: 20 First note (Sq or C in music mode) = Right/Left Slam damage: 38 faint values: 20 Second note (T in music mode) = Forward Slam damage: 43 faint values: 20 Third note (T + C in music mode) = Backward Slam damage: 41 faint values: 25 ....... MHFu/MHP2g Hunting Horns -------------------- T combo = Right/Left Swing damage: 27, 27 (54) faint values: 15, 15 (30) C, C, C combo = Hilt Stab damage: 12, 12, 12 (36) faint values: not given (none?) T + C = Overhead Smash damage: 15, 48 (63) faint values: 5, 10 (15) Hunting Horns Recital -------------------- Start music mode ( R ) damage: 22 faint values: 20 End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ] damage: 26 faint values: 20 First note (Sq or C in music mode) = Right/Left Slam damage: 38 faint values: 22 Second note (T in music mode) = Forward Slam damage: 43 faint values: 22 Third note (T + C in music mode) = Backward Slam damage: 41 faint values: 25
Man, after playing a good bit of the horn in world and trying it out in rise, seeing this again brings back really painful memories of trying out this weapon against giadrome ^^
I think it should be noted that you can follow up Tri with R to go directly into Recital mode too, but you'll start with your third note instead of your first one It's probably not that useful though, idk Cool guides
Didn't know that, I think that could be very useful if the third note is something you want to start with, as going into recital either while sheathed or unsheathed will just go to the White/Purple notes. Thanks for sharing.
Decided to main Horn in 3U and have been liking it, but coming back to Freedom Unite to try it is a whole different experience. I accidentally figured out how to play the notes before looking it up and was baffled at how it used to work
As far as I can tell, you wont have much luck playing through ad hoc through PS3/PS4 if you have those, but PPSSPP, the PSP emulator (one of the best emulators period IMO) has much more functionality, you can upscale the graphics like how they are in my videos, and play online with people. Not sure if I'll make a video explaining it all, but if you're looking for more information this link might help, there are quite a few people playing on it, keeping the MHFU community on life support :P hunstermonter.net/hunsterverse_new.php There's also a discord link on that website where you can chat with more people about the game :)
@@HeadHunter455 it is one of the strongest, can give buffs to my teammates and have heavy damage, also like the smash than slash it's like they really hurt, i hope i can play with you
It should affect everyone in the area when it's played, I'm pretty sure that's how all of the HH songs work (except for like... the sonic bomb song, but that's not a buff lol) I'm not a HH user, so I can't say for sure, but I'm pretty sure that both the movement buff and attack harder to break are for everyone :) (I've also not really played much multiplayer of this game, so... >.
I feel that Hunting Horn isn’t reliable when playing alone, because it has lesser focus on damage dealing and doesn’t have charge like the hammer. Even though it can deal impact damage, it still cannot dish out that much
🤷♀️ Yeah it seems less damging and all, but it's still mostly respectable I think, especially with the buffs. It just takes a bit of skill I think to really make the most of it. The buffs can get you absurd levels of attack power, but yeah the moves can be hard to use. I dunno enough about the weapon to really say.
HH actually plays better solo in mhfu and you have a easier time getting K.O hits VS hammer the weapon isnt lacking in terms of DPS its on a Level next to Greatswords but just like Greatswords it falls short to Hammer and its or toned Motion Values
You forgot to mention one very useful thing. You can go into a particular recital mode directly after attacking with triangle. Not just the basic white/purple stance.
its MVs are good i has had buffs and nerfs in 2ndGen starting from MHDos to MHp2G/MHFU and in fact it was broken in MHF2 wining a Duo weapon competition in japan which made the Devs nerf it alittle in MHp2G/MHFU the team used 2 HH and just cleared monsters by spamming Triangle as spamming Triangle was more stronger then the Overhead smash in MHF2 2ndGen 狩猟笛 ....... MH2/MHDos Hunting Horns -------------------- Right/Left Swing damage: 21, 21 (42) faint values: 10, 10 (20) Hilt Stab Combo damage: 9, 9, 9 (27) faint values: not given (none?) Overhead Smash damage: 10, 28 (38) faint values: 4, 10 (14) Hunting Horns Recital -------------------- Start music mode ( R ) damage: 12 faint values: ? End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ] damage: 16 faint values: ? First note = Forward Slam damage: 23 faint values: ? Second note = Right/Left Side Slam damage: 18 faint values: ? Third note = Backward Slam damage: 21 faint values: ? ....... MHF2/MHP2 Hunting Horns -------------------- T combo = Right/Left Swing damage: 31, 31 (62) faint values: 18, 18 (36) C, C, C combo = Hilt Stab damage: 12, 12, 12 (36) faint values: not given (none?) T + C = Overhead Smash damage: 15, 48 (63) faint values: 5, 10 (15) Hunting Horns Recital -------------------- Start music mode ( R ) damage: 22 faint values: 20 End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ] damage: 26 faint values: 20 First note (Sq or C in music mode) = Right/Left Slam damage: 38 faint values: 20 Second note (T in music mode) = Forward Slam damage: 43 faint values: 20 Third note (T + C in music mode) = Backward Slam damage: 41 faint values: 25 ....... MHFu/MHP2g Hunting Horns -------------------- T combo = Right/Left Swing damage: 27, 27 (54) faint values: 15, 15 (30) C, C, C combo = Hilt Stab damage: 12, 12, 12 (36) faint values: not given (none?) T + C = Overhead Smash damage: 15, 48 (63) faint values: 5, 10 (15) Hunting Horns Recital -------------------- Start music mode ( R ) damage: 22 faint values: 20 End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ] damage: 26 faint values: 20 First note (Sq or C in music mode) = Right/Left Slam damage: 38 faint values: 22 Second note (T in music mode) = Forward Slam damage: 43 faint values: 22 Third note (T + C in music mode) = Backward Slam damage: 41 faint values: 25
Thanks! lol, this is definitely a beginner's guide to HH though, I'm just not very good at using Hunting Horn to be able to speak in much more depth than that, unfortunately :/
Good question! *ahem* You can obviously buy a PSP and MHFU to play it, assuming there's still some in stock, but I highly recommend playing MHFU through PPSSPP (www.ppsspp.org/) both for ease of access as well as modern quality of life things. In order to *legally* do this, you'll need to own a copy of MHFU. PPSSPP is an emulator for PC and Android, as well as some other platforms like Mac and Linux. You'll need to get a rom to play through PPSSPP, this can be done by dumping your own copy of the game. This may be a method: digiex.net/threads/psp-how-to-rip-and-compress-your-psp-umd-games.8959/ Or by downloading a copy from the internet. ALWAYS be careful when downloading things off of the internet from potentially sketchy sources. As the legality of emulation is messy, I don't really feel comfortable sharing any links unfortunately. To play in multiplayer, the go to option is Hunsterverse (hunstermonter.net/hunsterverse_new.php) Since the only requirement for playing multiplayer through Hunsterverse is using PPSSPP, you can play with anyone using PPSSPP, that includes people playing on Android for example.
I think you should definitely be able to run the game with that, here's my settings if you want an example: imgur.com/a/2LoLi5z In my experience, PPSSPP is one of the best emulators out there, it just seems to work so well, compared to some PS1 and especially PS2 games for example. The only options that you should really pay much attention to are: The "Mode" in Rendering mode, and the rendering resolution and texture scaling/filtering. I think those would affect performance the most. For reference, my build is i5-8400, GTX 1060 3gb, with 16 gb of DDR4 ram, hope that helps.
@@HeadHunter455 Thank you very much! I've just finished my first Monster Hunter (MH Tri) and now I want to go back to this title because a lot of people appreciate it.
@@plissken1835 Yeah I think MHFU is definitely worth going back to if you can stand losing a few features that the modern games have. I think it's the best, sort of, "pure" Monster Hunter, since Generation 1 is so rough around the edges IMO, I think Gen 2 is really the best place to go to see "Classic" Monster Hunter. Gen 1 is still amazing, but IMO it's less playable than Gen 2, I guess. I'd still like to play through Gen 1 sometime though. Maybe :P
😅😅 It's pretty hard to use effectively tbh The most practical use, especially in 2nd gen, is to help support others. It's very good at that. Being able to do a lot of damage on top of that is when you're super comfortable and skilled with the weapon. Maybe give it a try in multi-player? There's some effects I know I'd be super thankful to have when I'm playing 😄
Motion Value. Short explanation is basically the longer an attacks animation takes, the more damage it does. Generally speaking. Higher Motion Values will deal more damage, the way it works in calculation, again speaking simply, is it's sort of the percentage of your total damage dealt. So you can kinda say, like, if your weapon has 100 ATP (Attack Points) and the attack you use has 27 Motion Value, you will do 27 damage. There's more to the calculations than that, but that's not a terrible way to look at how it works, I think. If I ever get around to explaining the damage calculation, i'll go more into what do the numbers mean mason and all that
@@HeadHunter455 @HeadHunter455 Sorry but right there at 0:40 the (R) MV is wrong its actually 22 MV its your longest wide sweep move great for spacing head hits for stun Value its used as a spacing tool and a buff starter mainly used as the hit that leads into a K.O to start a buff when monster is dazed other key mentions is that the end recital is present and is used in combos aswell as a Stun value builder combine with (Triangle the right&left swing) T+R&R+R infinite combo and the (Cricle attack hilt stab) is used to gain a fast Upwards note in Upward Recital and to proc Elemental/Status effects faster using the C×2+T&C combo it also staggers monsters faster when you have affinity making monsters trip or flinch more often (Square and Circle Recital the Left and Right Slam) can be used to dodge incoming projectiles with Recital Evading ....... MHFu/MHP2g Hunting Horns -------------------- T combo = Right/Left Swing damage: 27, 27 (54) faint values: 15, 15 (30) C, C, C combo = Hilt Stab damage: 12, 12, 12 (36) faint values: not given (none?) T + C = Overhead Smash damage: 15, 48 (63) faint values: 5, 10 (15) Hunting Horns Recital -------------------- Start music mode ( R ) damage: 22 faint values: 20 End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ] damage: 26 faint values: 20 First note (Sq or C in music mode) = Right/Left Slam damage: 38 faint values: 22 Second note (T in music mode) = Forward Slam damage: 43 faint values: 22 Third note (T + C in music mode) = Backward Slam damage: 41 faint values: 25
@@HeadHunter455 also note that spamming T&C the Overhead smash is bad in most cases as you lose DPS by Roll canceling the end lag of the attack and if you whiff/miss any of the two hits you are doing poor damage (Overhead Smash 15,48 (63) MV) so if you miss the first hit you deal (48) MV and if you miss the second hit you deal only (15) MV Overhead Smash is only Great for slow turn Head Snipes and combo finishers
Its so good to see that after this much time, someone is making these videos, keep up the good work
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Thanks :)
MHFU might be old but will never be forgotten.. OG Hunters will always come back to the old world and experience the terror of those shitty bullfangos and friends..
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Don't forget the insanity inducing hitboxes.
Come play with us rn haha
i still hold resentment towards the plesioth up to this day
Kinda relieved that ppl are still playing this game
Looking for players here (I'm playing at an emulator)
@LTgomez 72 these shits !!!! , I paid money for that game and they say I can no longer play it? Is it even legal?
PIXEL SEAGULL umm I still have the game and I’m still able to play
Still playing during quarantine
@@pixelseagull3126 lmao why did you bought it, you can just download it for free on mobile/pc using chrome and Playing it using ppsspp, and join servers to play Multiplayer like HunsterVerse or Amultios. No need to buy the game. :/
I'm happy that someone is still playing this game
Well said dude
Bro everybody is still playing this game xD.
This is a 2019 video, dude, you are awesome
Haha thanks!
I try :P
Man good ol times seeing how you had to memorise the notes! Certainly one of the most difficult weapons to use but fun to play :)
Yeah, hunting horn can do some damage, and the buffs can be great, not just for co-op play ;D
Wow! I got into MHGU a bit under a year ago, it was my first MH title ever. I picked up HH as my main and have become quite good with it, however I was really curious about the weapon's history in the franchise so I wanted to look into it!
This is very different from the Horn I know but still really interesting! Nice to be able to go on lil retrospective journeys like this!
Long live the Bone Horn btw, still an amazing choice even in GU!
Haha, yeah I started with MHFU but got MH4U and a 3ds for it, and MHGen when it came out, it's a great series. And yeah! If anything I think it is neat to have a little snapshot into the past :P I'm glad you think so as well, it's cool seeing what all is different, the biggest one I always bring up is how in MHF the Great Sword didn't have any charge ability, you just swung it around :P
Thanks for watching! :) I'll try and eventually get through all the monsters, maybe you'll notice some differences, I know I had to get used to the new animations for instance going from MHFU to MH4U and onwards.
Christ I forgot how HH was just a faster swing hammer back in the day and how the song and encore system was jank.
Still my most memorable MH game though and I'll always love it.
Great Detail...seeing this make me want to use Hunting Horn
Yeah, if you have any interest, I'd say give it a shot! 😀
You can also enter Recital by pressing R after any attack (except Super Pound). It will send you into the 3rd note stance and play it immediately upon entering. Great time saver for songs starting with the 3rd note aswell as comboing into Recital attacks, but it starts getting technical from there.
Thank you so much, I was looking for this movement :)
I just started playing this game! Kinda late, but I really love the older games. I absolutely get wrecked when I play, but I will keep on training because this game is awesome. Thanks for the tips! Watching them helps me feel motivated to keep on hunting. Hope I can get better like you. Cheers!
Edit: I subscribed so I can get back to these videos later . You're good at playing this game : )
Hey! Yeah, it's always a great time to play any of these games, really, they're mostly all pretty great! 😄
It can be rough at first but stick with it and be a bit more patient than you might think you should be.
Sometimes if you keep getting knocked down you just need to take a step back and look at things a bit differently, try just watching the monster without attacking at first if that helps.
Stick with it, you can do it! 😄😄 It's pretty satisfying when it all clicks :P
Thanks for subscribing! I'm glad my videos are enjoyable. 🙂
@@HeadHunter455 Thanks for the tip mate! I will definitely be coming back to your videos, and I will watch your monster hunter streams as long as I am free. See you on your next stream/vid! 😄
Thank you for the guide, as a Longsword user I was thinking of switching up my secondary from Hammer to Hunting Horn when I eventually play Freedom Unite.
Hey np, yeah Hunting Horn is cool, I don't know much about it in general unfortunately, but hopefully these basics get you started! 🙂
I really like how you put the BGM ,it's so satisfying
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Mafumofu with the gathering hall OST hits home man..
It's pretty good
@@HeadHunter455 yea man, the memories on my PSP
Thank you so much! I've been struggling with this weapon ever since I first played the game!
Hey no problem, I hope this helped you figure some things out 😄
Hope you have fun! 🙂
Rise's HH trailer was dropped today and I felt necessary to come here and see for myself how it all started.
doot doot brothers
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Yeah it looks cool, I saw the CB one too, the skills for that one look great.
Maybe I'll finally use Hunting Horn in MH Rise :P
Good video, started playing this game today because I'm to poor tk buy a pc or a decent cellphone, and jumped trought the tutorials, so I was confused about this weapon
lol yeah that's fair. I played through the tutorials and all that when I first played, but it didn't really explain things very well in game IMO, like with the tutorial hunts and the hunting magazines, and there weren't exactly... helpful videos around, so I figured I'd make my own. Also the community is uh... heh... a bit elitist, to put it lightly, which I think is ridiculous but anyways:
I hope they help you out! :) I make them to be watched by someone who is going through the game for the first time, so it shouldn't be too difficult to follow, hopefully :)
@@HeadHunter455 I just have one question at the time, is about the cooking cat and I can't find videos about it
I give the cat 6 meats to cook, when can I get then cooked?
And sorry for the bad english, It's not my native leanguage
This version of HH seems much less confusing but also much worse. Glad it changed in later games.
It has less moves, yes, but it doesn't have a list of songs you can play on the Equipment Screen like every other game. You need to remember the song combinations before going to the mission every time you get a weapon with a different note set, and there's a lot of different HH's. However that can be medicated with memory, and there's a point where you want to keep using the same weapon for a long time. What's not possible to be medicated is how you play them. It takes an awful lot of time to play a note, and an even longer time to play a second one because you need to attack before it. If you dodge or get knocked back, your song is gone.
Fredom Unite's HH gameplay is basically just triangle+circle or single triangle hit then dodge for attack and try to find opportunities to use songs.
It's boring, unconventional, and it serves more as a safe but slow weapon due to how big it's range is and the fact that it applies a lot of exhaustion on monsters.
Tri's HH is much more fun to use, and after that it just got better and better.
Yeah but it's way easier to handle and it makes a lot of damage.
@@Hambs23 it's really not, if you're good with it you can use recital mode very often and be devastating, it just takes a bunch of time
@@sieben8724 You know what, I've been playing MH Dos recently, and while I didn't touch the HH yet, I can safely say that this weapon is completely in tone with that game. Dos is much slower paced, and much more methodical than any other MH game I've played, where even small monsters (at least at the start) are as much of a threat than the big monsters.
If the moveset is the same as in FU, and I don't doubt it is, then it's probably more useful on Dos. Still doesn't make it any less boring, just makes more sense.
And what you said about Recital mode, is it really better than playing the songs in a room and spamming the Super Slam? I had to use it on a Training Quest to kill a Damiyo Hermitaur once, and this method is very effective.
@@Hambs23 its MVs are good i has had buffs and nerfs in 2ndGen starting from MHDos to MHp2G/MHFU and in fact it was broken in MHF2 wining a Duo weapon competition in japan which made the Devs nerf it alittle in MHp2G/MHFU the team used 2 HH and just cleared monsters by spamming Triangle as spamming Triangle was more stronger then the Overhead smash in MHF2
2ndGen 狩猟笛
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MH2/MHDos
Hunting Horns
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Right/Left Swing
damage: 21, 21 (42)
faint values: 10, 10 (20)
Hilt Stab Combo
damage: 9, 9, 9 (27)
faint values: not given (none?)
Overhead Smash
damage: 10, 28 (38)
faint values: 4, 10 (14)
Hunting Horns Recital
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Start music mode ( R )
damage: 12
faint values: ?
End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ]
damage: 16
faint values: ?
First note = Forward Slam
damage: 23
faint values: ?
Second note = Right/Left Side Slam
damage: 18
faint values: ?
Third note = Backward Slam
damage: 21
faint values: ?
.......
MHF2/MHP2
Hunting Horns
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T combo = Right/Left Swing
damage: 31, 31 (62)
faint values: 18, 18 (36)
C, C, C combo = Hilt Stab
damage: 12, 12, 12 (36)
faint values: not given (none?)
T + C = Overhead Smash
damage: 15, 48 (63)
faint values: 5, 10 (15)
Hunting Horns Recital
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Start music mode ( R )
damage: 22
faint values: 20
End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ]
damage: 26
faint values: 20
First note (Sq or C in music mode) = Right/Left Slam
damage: 38
faint values: 20
Second note (T in music mode) = Forward Slam
damage: 43
faint values: 20
Third note (T + C in music mode) = Backward Slam
damage: 41
faint values: 25
.......
MHFu/MHP2g
Hunting Horns
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T combo = Right/Left Swing
damage: 27, 27 (54)
faint values: 15, 15 (30)
C, C, C combo = Hilt Stab
damage: 12, 12, 12 (36)
faint values: not given (none?)
T + C = Overhead Smash
damage: 15, 48 (63)
faint values: 5, 10 (15)
Hunting Horns Recital
--------------------
Start music mode ( R )
damage: 22
faint values: 20
End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ]
damage: 26
faint values: 20
First note (Sq or C in music mode) = Right/Left Slam
damage: 38
faint values: 22
Second note (T in music mode) = Forward Slam
damage: 43
faint values: 22
Third note (T + C in music mode) = Backward Slam
damage: 41
faint values: 25
Thank you for this great guide
You're welcome! I'm glad you think it's great!! 😄😄
Man, after playing a good bit of the horn in world and trying it out in rise, seeing this again brings back really painful memories of trying out this weapon against giadrome ^^
Haha, yeah I really like what they've done to Hunting Horn, it's a lot of fun! 😄
I think it should be noted that you can follow up Tri with R to go directly into Recital mode too, but you'll start with your third note instead of your first one
It's probably not that useful though, idk
Cool guides
Didn't know that, I think that could be very useful if the third note is something you want to start with, as going into recital either while sheathed or unsheathed will just go to the White/Purple notes. Thanks for sharing.
You can do it with circle+r and it's even faster
Decided to main Horn in 3U and have been liking it, but coming back to Freedom Unite to try it is a whole different experience. I accidentally figured out how to play the notes before looking it up and was baffled at how it used to work
Haha yeah it's crazy how some weapons have changed so much throughout the years :)
I hope you're enjoying MHFU despite the differences 😅😅
Huniting horn try to stay the same between the games challenge(impossible)
Ah yes, this weapon... lol. The one I always avoided.
What's that bagpipe song at the end?
That clip is from Monster Hunter Freedom, (1st generation) the song is the gathering hall theme from that game.
@@HeadHunter455 No I mean at the very end. When the video is almost over. @7:15
Very useful guide thank you
You're welcome, I'm glad it was helpful.
I play this on PS VITA and need ppl to play with 😂
As far as I can tell, you wont have much luck playing through ad hoc through PS3/PS4 if you have those, but PPSSPP, the PSP emulator (one of the best emulators period IMO) has much more functionality, you can upscale the graphics like how they are in my videos, and play online with people.
Not sure if I'll make a video explaining it all, but if you're looking for more information this link might help, there are quite a few people playing on it, keeping the MHFU community on life support :P
hunstermonter.net/hunsterverse_new.php
There's also a discord link on that website where you can chat with more people about the game :)
HeadHunter455 thank you!
@@cru3lw0rld_96 😄
Thundermin xd I know right, can’t imagine this game without it
I'm playing on emulator called amultios and it comes with a chat system, 80+ people online everyday, sometimes the guildhall is full.
As a hammer main, this make HH easy to learn.
😄 Glad to hear it! 🙂
Best game I played in that year can play it now even on phone
Yep! It's pretty accessible, it's great! 🙂
My favorite weapon! Number 14 in popularity.
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lol maybe
Thanks for this
No problem, I hope it's helpful! :)
I'm here. Sorry if I'm late hehehe
;D all good, glad to have ya :)
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Also yeah adept chargeblade is pretty cool
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Thank you!!!
No problem! I hope it helps 😄
Very useful guide my man, thank you ;D
Hey I'm glad you liked it 🙂
Thanks for watching!
Nice this is what i need
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I hope i can be that good on mh3rd using hoen playing with friends is fun
@@froggaming9663 yeah! Multiplayer in this game can be great, and Hunting Horn is super good :)
charge blade before charge blade
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@@HeadHunter455
You must be good at charge blade not to cry :D
I wish I could try this game out, sadly it's gone
You can try emulating it, lots of people play on their phones.
No dislikes yet... I like it (edit 16.03.2024: video has been recommended again ayy)
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There's still time 😉
hi
Now i see how to use one of the strongest weapon
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@@HeadHunter455 it is one of the strongest, can give buffs to my teammates and have heavy damage, also like the smash than slash it's like they really hurt, i hope i can play with you
I have question.... "attack harder to break" tone
thats work only to Hh user or effect to teammate aswell ?
It should affect everyone in the area when it's played, I'm pretty sure that's how all of the HH songs work
(except for like... the sonic bomb song, but that's not a buff lol)
I'm not a HH user, so I can't say for sure, but I'm pretty sure that both the movement buff and attack harder to break are for everyone :)
(I've also not really played much multiplayer of this game, so... >.
nope, that's why in hunter magz it's called self-improvement song. it won't affect others. but other songs will do affect team.
@@HeadHunter455 nah,it only works on the users and not the hunters around you.
I feel that Hunting Horn isn’t reliable when playing alone, because it has lesser focus on damage dealing and doesn’t have charge like the hammer. Even though it can deal impact damage, it still cannot dish out that much
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Yeah it seems less damging and all, but it's still mostly respectable I think, especially with the buffs. It just takes a bit of skill I think to really make the most of it.
The buffs can get you absurd levels of attack power, but yeah the moves can be hard to use.
I dunno enough about the weapon to really say.
HH actually plays better solo in mhfu and you have a easier time getting K.O hits VS hammer the weapon isnt lacking in terms of DPS its on a Level next to Greatswords but just like Greatswords it falls short to Hammer and its or toned Motion Values
damn u still play diz game 👌
😉 .....sometimes.
@@HeadHunter455 on what sytem psp?
@@beanz845 uh, I play through the PPSSPP emulator, that's why the graphics are like, upscaled and such.
@@HeadHunter455 oh i still play it on the psp ^_^
Gracias!! comence a jugarlo hace poco.😊
¡Ningún problema!
¡Espero que lo estés pasando bien!
You forgot to mention one very useful thing. You can go into a particular recital mode directly after attacking with triangle. Not just the basic white/purple stance.
Im using Sakura Recorder :D
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HH looks very underpowered looking at MV’s... FeelsBadMan
its MVs are good i has had buffs and nerfs in 2ndGen starting from MHDos to MHp2G/MHFU and in fact it was broken in MHF2 wining a Duo weapon competition in japan which made the Devs nerf it alittle in MHp2G/MHFU the team used 2 HH and just cleared monsters by spamming Triangle as spamming Triangle was more stronger then the Overhead smash in MHF2
2ndGen 狩猟笛
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MH2/MHDos
Hunting Horns
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Right/Left Swing
damage: 21, 21 (42)
faint values: 10, 10 (20)
Hilt Stab Combo
damage: 9, 9, 9 (27)
faint values: not given (none?)
Overhead Smash
damage: 10, 28 (38)
faint values: 4, 10 (14)
Hunting Horns Recital
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Start music mode ( R )
damage: 12
faint values: ?
End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ]
damage: 16
faint values: ?
First note = Forward Slam
damage: 23
faint values: ?
Second note = Right/Left Side Slam
damage: 18
faint values: ?
Third note = Backward Slam
damage: 21
faint values: ?
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MHF2/MHP2
Hunting Horns
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T combo = Right/Left Swing
damage: 31, 31 (62)
faint values: 18, 18 (36)
C, C, C combo = Hilt Stab
damage: 12, 12, 12 (36)
faint values: not given (none?)
T + C = Overhead Smash
damage: 15, 48 (63)
faint values: 5, 10 (15)
Hunting Horns Recital
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Start music mode ( R )
damage: 22
faint values: 20
End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ]
damage: 26
faint values: 20
First note (Sq or C in music mode) = Right/Left Slam
damage: 38
faint values: 20
Second note (T in music mode) = Forward Slam
damage: 43
faint values: 20
Third note (T + C in music mode) = Backward Slam
damage: 41
faint values: 25
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MHFu/MHP2g
Hunting Horns
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T combo = Right/Left Swing
damage: 27, 27 (54)
faint values: 15, 15 (30)
C, C, C combo = Hilt Stab
damage: 12, 12, 12 (36)
faint values: not given (none?)
T + C = Overhead Smash
damage: 15, 48 (63)
faint values: 5, 10 (15)
Hunting Horns Recital
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Start music mode ( R )
damage: 22
faint values: 20
End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ]
damage: 26
faint values: 20
First note (Sq or C in music mode) = Right/Left Slam
damage: 38
faint values: 22
Second note (T in music mode) = Forward Slam
damage: 43
faint values: 22
Third note (T + C in music mode) = Backward Slam
damage: 41
faint values: 25
Uhm, very informative
Thanks! lol, this is definitely a beginner's guide to HH though, I'm just not very good at using Hunting Horn to be able to speak in much more depth than that, unfortunately :/
2023 here 😊
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Where to play this game
Good question!
*ahem*
You can obviously buy a PSP and MHFU to play it, assuming there's still some in stock, but I highly recommend playing MHFU through PPSSPP (www.ppsspp.org/) both for ease of access as well as modern quality of life things. In order to *legally* do this, you'll need to own a copy of MHFU. PPSSPP is an emulator for PC and Android, as well as some other platforms like Mac and Linux.
You'll need to get a rom to play through PPSSPP, this can be done by dumping your own copy of the game.
This may be a method: digiex.net/threads/psp-how-to-rip-and-compress-your-psp-umd-games.8959/
Or by downloading a copy from the internet. ALWAYS be careful when downloading things off of the internet from potentially sketchy sources. As the legality of emulation is messy, I don't really feel comfortable sharing any links unfortunately.
To play in multiplayer, the go to option is Hunsterverse (hunstermonter.net/hunsterverse_new.php)
Since the only requirement for playing multiplayer through Hunsterverse is using PPSSPP, you can play with anyone using PPSSPP, that includes people playing on Android for example.
Have you tried triangle + R?
Is that supposed to do anything?
@@HeadHunter455 you can use 5e final note faster works well with plesioth and cephalos when swimming
I'd like to play this game on PPSSPP but I don't know which settings I have to change. Could you help me ? My PC is: i7 6700, gtx 970 and 16gb ram.
I think you should definitely be able to run the game with that, here's my settings if you want an example: imgur.com/a/2LoLi5z
In my experience, PPSSPP is one of the best emulators out there, it just seems to work so well, compared to some PS1 and especially PS2 games for example.
The only options that you should really pay much attention to are:
The "Mode" in Rendering mode, and the rendering resolution and texture scaling/filtering. I think those would affect performance the most.
For reference, my build is i5-8400, GTX 1060 3gb, with 16 gb of DDR4 ram, hope that helps.
@@HeadHunter455 Thank you very much! I've just finished my first Monster Hunter (MH Tri) and now I want to go back to this title because a lot of people appreciate it.
@@plissken1835 Yeah I think MHFU is definitely worth going back to if you can stand losing a few features that the modern games have. I think it's the best, sort of, "pure" Monster Hunter, since Generation 1 is so rough around the edges IMO, I think Gen 2 is really the best place to go to see "Classic" Monster Hunter. Gen 1 is still amazing, but IMO it's less playable than Gen 2, I guess.
I'd still like to play through Gen 1 sometime though. Maybe :P
@@HeadHunter455 I can run it perfectly fine at 4 time resolution on a cheap laptop without a graphics card, so yeah, you can do it
Bruh those are specs are overkill for a 2008 game lmao
OwO
uwu >w
Can you a video on dual blades?
th-cam.com/video/es3Zh8dIDf0/w-d-xo.html
@@HeadHunter455 thanks man keep'em coming
Yeah, right ain't using that weapon. It's not suited for a simpleton like me.
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It's pretty hard to use effectively tbh
The most practical use, especially in 2nd gen, is to help support others. It's very good at that. Being able to do a lot of damage on top of that is when you're super comfortable and skilled with the weapon.
Maybe give it a try in multi-player? There's some effects I know I'd be super thankful to have when I'm playing 😄
what does mv mean?
Motion Value.
Short explanation is basically the longer an attacks animation takes, the more damage it does. Generally speaking.
Higher Motion Values will deal more damage, the way it works in calculation, again speaking simply, is it's sort of the percentage of your total damage dealt.
So you can kinda say, like, if your weapon has 100 ATP (Attack Points) and the attack you use has 27 Motion Value, you will do 27 damage.
There's more to the calculations than that, but that's not a terrible way to look at how it works, I think.
If I ever get around to explaining the damage calculation, i'll go more into what do the numbers mean mason and all that
@@HeadHunter455 @HeadHunter455 Sorry but right there at 0:40 the (R) MV is wrong its actually 22 MV its your longest wide sweep move great for spacing head hits for stun Value its used as a spacing tool and a buff starter mainly used as the hit that leads into a K.O to start a buff when monster is dazed
other key mentions is that the end recital is present and is used in combos aswell as a Stun value builder combine with (Triangle the right&left swing) T+R&R+R infinite combo
and the (Cricle attack hilt stab) is used to gain a fast Upwards note in Upward Recital and to proc Elemental/Status effects faster using the C×2+T&C combo it also staggers monsters faster when you have affinity making monsters trip or flinch more often
(Square and Circle Recital the Left and Right Slam) can be used to dodge incoming projectiles with Recital Evading
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MHFu/MHP2g
Hunting Horns
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T combo = Right/Left Swing
damage: 27, 27 (54)
faint values: 15, 15 (30)
C, C, C combo = Hilt Stab
damage: 12, 12, 12 (36)
faint values: not given (none?)
T + C = Overhead Smash
damage: 15, 48 (63)
faint values: 5, 10 (15)
Hunting Horns Recital
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Start music mode ( R )
damage: 22
faint values: 20
End music mode ( R in music mode) [ R+R ]
damage: 26
faint values: 20
First note (Sq or C in music mode) = Right/Left Slam
damage: 38
faint values: 22
Second note (T in music mode) = Forward Slam
damage: 43
faint values: 22
Third note (T + C in music mode) = Backward Slam
damage: 41
faint values: 25
@@HeadHunter455 also note that spamming T&C the Overhead smash is bad in most cases as you lose DPS by Roll canceling the end lag of the attack and if you whiff/miss any of the two hits you are doing poor damage (Overhead Smash 15,48 (63) MV) so if you miss the first hit you deal (48) MV and if you miss the second hit you deal only (15) MV Overhead Smash is only Great for slow turn Head Snipes and combo finishers
Hunting Horn in MHP3rd is not as complicated as this one from MHFU
Im glad i never tried playing HH in MHFU this looks rather atrocious.
lmao it's not *that* bad, it's pretty usable really
But in MHRise, IMO, it's so incredibly good.
Nice.. But i dont like this weapon ~~
The weapon doesnt like you too..
@@aucusdeniarcusdeni6145 LMAO