HR 4, the monsters are growing in strength, the Switch axe hunter is taking form, it’s the first weapon i picked up, I try change but the axe calls back for me each time I try something new. We are bound.
@@renej5774 a charge blade main! May you lay thunderous strikes upon your foes, hunter. If it ever gets boring (tho I doubt it will), don't be afraid to keep trying new weapons!
1 tip I just discovered today that I wish I knew would absolutely change my quality of life in this game. Hidden in the options and control you can change the function of (-) button to type 2 which swaps the functions. Press (-) for detail map/village quick travel Hold (-) for chat menu.
Something I never hear veterans tell newbies, "Find your weapon." I feel like new people get super overwhelmed hearing that there is 15 weapons but I only use Dual Blades.
Yeah i got this game a few days agoa dn dual blades are the only ones that feels right, they have enough mobility to feel good and they are the only ones that feel fast enough to fight with
Started on Tri with LS, switched to SA pretty early on, World I started as Bow, used SS for a bit, Got heavy into CB and Bow until Icebourne I ended up getting into HBG eventually coming full circle wanting to go back to my roots and learn LS, played MHFU on emulator, used HH and Hammer. Currently farming Fatalis so I can get his armor and LS until Rise comes out on Xbox. I can't wait I'm so excited.
Don't worry about the wait at the end of a hunt, see it as a challenge to gather as many things as you can before you get kicked out of the map. It makes the wait much easier to handle and adds a lot of materials.
when fighting bosses and you have a palico, use your dpad and look for the felvine. what this does is that it encourages your cat/palico to support more and activate its active abilities more.
@@fallen4062it’s already in your action bar. So like where your camera eta, I have PS5 and have to use L1 to pull it up. It’s not your item pouch, but your active bar on bottom right
PSA if you're being carried for a strong monster and you die twice just hang back. I'd rather finish off the monster one man short than to fail the quest. It's ok that you aren't strong enough yet you'll get there
They'll get there by helping fight the monster, discouraging them from coming to help isn't going to help them get there. I'd understand if they SOS with the intention and letting you know they just want the monster killed, but personally, I would be very sad if they stayed back and didn't wanna help with the fight. I'd rather them learn from it then just let me kill the monster for them.
@@Mosaiiic Unless you want the monster killed for you I would definitely say you should go help, the whole game is a learning process and dying is perfectly fine
tips for a new players, make use of auto craft and item loadout. Make sure you don't bring items to their limit so that you can gather and it will auto craft a lot of useful items with just one click. For example by collecting herb and honey, it will craft mega potion for you. Then make sure to use item loadout to transfer all the item and you can start over again.
@@CpTn_QwRk auto craft only work when you pick up an item and all the conditions are met. So it will not automatically auto craft your item even if you have already item in your inventory. So make sure not to bring item to the max if you intend to auto craft.
Another thing with the Meowcenaries and how important they actually are outside of just bringing you more materials from monsters you need is that there are items that can only be gotten through them going out on expeditions. Sinister cloth which is used some of the rarer armor pieces can only be gotten through the Meowcenaries. Just another reason to be using them constantly.
@@DuelistRL You're lame. There's a lot being thrown at you, it's easy to forget a lot of things trying to tackle it all at once. But we know you're so much better than everyone else, you don't gotta remind us constantly.
@@danielnelson4881 ngl I played prob 70 odd hours before I actually started to utilise the meowcenaries and the argosy. Rtfm lol but that only ever happens when you realise that you are lacking somewhere
TIP for Ranged: The Gyro controls can be amazing with the right configuration. If you like the Breath of the Wild-style gyroscope aiming, go into the Gyroscope settings and use these: Gyro Functionality: On Vertical Sensitivity - TV Mode: 30 (or to taste) Horizontal Sensitivity - TV Mode: 30 (or to taste) (R) Up/Down Controls: On !!! Normal Gyro Controls: Off !!! Aiming Gyro Controls: On Gunner Reticle Gyro Controls: On
Power charm and armor charm can be upgraded to power talon and armor talon respectively. You can also have both base charms and upgraded versions in your inventory at the same time to get a little extra oomph!!
*IMPORTANT FOR CAPTURING* in Rise they made it so sometimes carving is actually better for certain drops, so make sure to check your hunter notes if you’ve capped a monster 3 times and not getting the material you want.
Generations/XX/GenUltimate did it too. It's just that most people didn't care and kept capturing until they got what they wanted. I only liked defeating them, so I never had that problem nearly as bad.
I wonder if it’s the same in the old portable games like MHP3 or if I’m just unlucky. I remember capturing monsters every time yet some of the items just don’t drop even if I hunted the same monster 20+ times
I think a good tip would be to quickly use and personalize the "item wheel" so that you don't search for the one item you need by spamming LY and LA while the monster gonna get you, I found it very useful in tense situations
A beginner tip that took me way too long to notice is that as you progress through the game the level caps for upgrading armor increase so their max defense is generally in the same ballpark as the newest tier of armor.
You should turn auto sheath off for more control. Also I’d advise turning as much of the HUD off as you can stand so that you pay attention to the monster movements and tells more then your HUD.
5:25 tip for first playthrough players: when you get your first kamura tickets, DO NOT use them to craft the low rank versions of the armor because you will soon reach high rank and these tickets are SO HARD to come by. I've finished the story and have only enough tickets to craft 3 out of 5 armor pieces of the while set (and they are the low rank ones...)
you only need the 1st set of armor but that's a vet trick and takes tons of practice and if you're trying to collect armor or just like to power to you. but yes low rank is just for fashion, and skills its not important until you get to high rank
I read u can get more by doing rampages but haven't gotten any.. I did the whole story and all side quests and like 4 extra rampages.. Probably just have to do more, I do know it's possible I've seen other people have like 15 tickets before
@@sirdrako213 You get the Kamura tickets by doing Village quests. I don't know the formula for it, but every village quest you do adds points towards your next ticket, and once you've done enough Fugen will give you a ticket.
He forgot a nice little tip when your in battle and if you need to sharpen your weapon and don't want to stand in one place get on your dog and sharpen good way to stay in battle and move around so you don't get hit. And another extra tip if your dog doesn't come when you hold (A) that means your too far away just run closer it the dog the it will come to you, also you don't have to let go of (A) while getting closer.
when this happens to me i use the d-pad command so i dont have to go back near the monster especially when im low in health) :D im new and this is also good to know, thanks!
Even better than holding down the a button to call your palamute is using the radial quick menu. Hold Left Bumper and then move the stick straight down. This will call your Palamute even if they're in combat.
To expand on the charms thing at the end you can upgrade the charms with crafting and the upgraded and normal charms DO stack with each other. It is a bit expensive but the extra free stats at the cost of 4 inventory slots is usually worth it.
there is a way to tell if the nest is full , it's if u see two golden eggs on it, do not search it unless u see those... max rewards guaranteed , each 5 quests or so ... i didn't found out if petting the dog , palico and own had any effect though....
Tip for capturing- Don't use the trap first. Tranq bomb the monster in combat. If you do that, when it goes in the trap it'll instantly be captured I've had it happen multiple times where I've been stunned by an attack that put the monster in the trap, or something else happens and I couldn't tranq it which wasted a trap
you can also craft those power/armor charm into talons then add them to your inventory and buy new armor/power charms. The stats stacks up and it's a big boost
Target Camera = Quick camera pan to R3-selected monster (introduced in MH4) Focus Camera = Dark Souls Lock-On (introduced in World) I find the Focus Camera setting to be absolutely terrible for Monster Hunter. Your positioning is really important, hitting different parts of a monster is key. Full manual camera control is too good to give up. Radial Menu feels nicer to most as "R Stick + Press R3 to use item" Auto Sheathe - I hate this with a passion. It should be turned off, but do keep the R1 = Sheathe + Run - that's a nice shortcut.
Me, working two jobs and going to school full time: "I used to enjoy videogames. I should budget a little bit of time to play videogames. I'll get the new Monster Hunter. I can play that super casually." Monster Hunter: "You do not play me super casually."
Honestly this MH has the best QoL for playing casually / portably. You can pause quests mid hunt which is amazing and the quests are very well designed to be picked up and put down.
Since you have to manually aim your melee attacks, using the snap focus on monster orients you much faster than the focus camera setting. I dunno maybe it’s just me but since your character isn’t strafing around the monster like you would in a souls game, having a bit more control over your camera compliments the fact that you are aiming the direction of your attacks. I guess if you just jumped on this game from botw or dark souls, the focus camera may be helpful at first, but getting used to “camera management” will be beneficial in the long run.
I am a souls player and I hear what youre saying, it does make it much easier, considering our soul playstyle (strafing/circling the enemy) good advice
Are you guys talking about the right stick click that like targets the monster? I don't even ever use that.. I just manually move the camera.. I never found it useful in any MH I've played. Neuters your visibility.
@@danielnelson4881 it’s insanely helpful with bow. I just got used to it using ranged so whenever I play dual blades or sns it’s just habit to make the camera snap focus on the monster.
This is fantastic, you're fantastic, and I love your voice for TH-cam. If I could offer any suggestions, I'd say slow your pace down. Take your time. Your speediness makes for making me feel like rushing through your content rather than just sitting on AutoPlay for the free views from folks like me. Don't be afraid to make longer content since the algorithm rewards view time, and as I stated earlier, the voice and tone is brilliant, but the pacing justttt needs some slowing.
@@notoriousnadeem auto sheath and fuck up your groove depending on what weapon your using. Like say if your a switch axe user like me your probably gonna be running around with your axe out because of its high mobility or if your a great sword main you will be wait for an opportunity to come up. Your weapon sheathing automatically can make you miss out on an important opportunity and can even get your killed. Most of the time when I sheath a weapon I do it manually with my sprint button since that is what feels most natural to me.
This video should have way more views. I watched a bunch of these and only yours actually showed where the cahoot nest was specifically. Excellent video, well done. My only criticism: I actually think the d pad command is better for calling your palimute because you don’t have to be near it like you do with hold the a button
When you were explaining capturing monsters simply putting the red circle around the blue icon was so much more helpful than alot of other TH-camrs, I've watched tip videos and others have said when the monster gets weak you can capture or by saying when the monster is blue but they don't point out the icon properly. Good job
A couple of movement tips that don't really get explained in the Game: 1) You have to hold the R Bumper in order to keep wall running, otherwise, you'll run a few steps and then jump off. 2) If you press A while in midair with your weapon sheathed, you'll hang in place on a wirebug for several seconds. It doesn't cost a wirebug to use and gives you time to reposition your camera or check an area out.
Amazing tips and tricks man, I'm a long time mhw and mhg player and these tips are just so golden. You nailed all those hidden game mechanics and options that just make like easier, you actually got me saying "WHAAAAAAAAAT WAAAAIIIIT" 😄
I strongly recommend personalizing and using the radial menu. It can be a lot faster than scroleing through with the dpad depending on what you're doing
Nice video, thx for helping out the newcomers. I'm a veteran since the very first monster hunter was released and its always fun to meet and teach new players. I hope it wont take too lomg until the first major dlcs drop.
Focus camera is great when you're learning the game... But when you've gotten a hang of it. Having the freedom of the camera is incredibly handy because you know to be using your environment.. it allows you to focus on what you need to be doing instead of blindly running for it hoping no khezu is in your way. But it's a personal choice and so long as you're having fun you can do whatever ya like :D
Also there's a problem with capturing every monster... While yes you can get some items you can't get from slaying you also can't get the items you'd get from slaying them... Study up on your mark and PLEASE DONT ALWAYS ASSUME ITS A CAPTURE... Make a message asking for it and if you're playing with another language player. Just spam no if they set up a trap and they'll hold back on tranqs... Ya have some people that only ever capture. Just sigh and try again.
Thanks a lot for the tips, fellow hunter - I learned some stuff here that will make my game flow so much better. Game doesn't tell us a lot of things (it's part of MH series' charm I guess), and many of them aren't always that obvious. P.S.: you got a nice voice but you talk REALLY fast, man!
@@GamerGuruOfficial thanks again for the video; you got a new subscriber btw. And maybe your fast talking is just excitement about how amazing Rise is, haha. Take care, dude; looking forward to more vids 👍
One tip that I could share is that you can use the tranq bomb first and trap it later on but you must be quick. People that use traps a lot during a single hunt will make the monster resistant towards the trap and it made it easy to throw a tranq bomb at the sleeping monster(it doesn't wake it up) and then use the trap after that.
9:50 sometimes your cat will tell you that they're ripe for the capture before the blue head pops up under it's icon. You can capture it right then and there also. Time saver. I found it out just trying it because why else would the cat say that if you couldn't capture it lol.
Another tip. When you're in the training room, use the D-pad and click "Wait" so you're buddies will stop attacking the training dummy and you can see your hunter's damage.
Use the D-Pad Action bar to ride palamute. Is the worse way? Its the MOST effective. Because it also calls them to you and assumes auto ride. While holding "A" ONLY works if they are in range.
Forgot to mention you can upgrade the power charm and armor charm later in the game to the talon versions. Best part is that they stack so you can rebuy the charms and have all 4 in your loadouts for juicy bonuses.
@@brianlegrand9825 without spoiling anything, just check your crafting list (near the end of the list) after you kill new monsters. After getting a certain endgame monsters parts you'll see the upgrade for Powertalon and Armortalon.
Specifically thank you for letting me know that you can press B to cancel the overhead camera view. And the dangling trick, a few precious seconds are always worth it
6:05 you can also bring Herbs and Honey to craft mega potions on the fly since they heal way more than normal potions. The same can be done for max potions as well. I don't remember when the last time I used a normal potion was so there's a small tip
If you think your transition was rough; I'm gonna be using this as my first serious game on my Switch after retiring from PC! I am going to have to completely retrain my muscle memory for this but I think it is worth it.
Try out gyro controls especially if you use gunner weapons. It has it's own menu in settings. Make sure to set it so it only functions when aiming tho. The gyro controls make aiming really easy as well as maneuvering with wire bugs and insect glaive
At the 9:32 mark, one thing that should be known is that sometimes the best materials from a monster is EXCLUSIVELY obtained via carving. Example of this the plates from specific monsters like Rathalos and the final boss of solo story mode. Carve over capture for quality. Capture over carve is for quantity over quality.
My girlfriend said stop button mashing when I dual blade. I'm like that's not button mashing that's muscle memory. Wanna see button mashing? Lol changes to lbg
i know it's not really a popular tip because many people say that low rank armor isn't worth it and you should go through with like one armor set and wait until high rank to craft more - that's bad advice, honestly. especially for players that are new to monster hunter, take the time and experiment! farm some monsters, get used to fighting them (this will prepare you for high rank too!) and get some nice armor to experiment with skills. take it slow, there's a lot to low rank too, and you'd miss out if you just push through to high rank! also, in low rank you can just fashion hunt if you want because while there are some nice armor sets already you can definitely go without good skills at that point, so enjoy that part of the game! also, don't save up items or monster parts. i know that some stuff is rare and you might feel like keeping it for later but at some point you can always get it back, no need to save anything. if you want to make a cool weapon or armor do it, it's more fun to play like that :)
OK about the carting 3 times, speaking as somebody who has played since freedom, no we don't care, everybody was new once, however jumping into a quest 2 or 3 levels above your rank hopelessly under geared is frustrating for everybody, just my two cents.
World was good but different. This is different and a great game as well but feels more OG PSP MH , maybe it's cause I'm playing handheld idk shat it is but it feels more like what i remember from the past than world did. I'm happy they kept the base of what the series is without taking away or changing too too much outside the more frantic combat. I wws just playing MGS PeaceWalker Monster Hunter DLC and it reminded me my love for the series [minus it being 1976 and hunting with a Ruger M4] while still adding a lot of little things to it. Thanks for the vieeo man i know it takes time and its work. So much appreciated. Resoect , be safe.
@@djdedan yes, i totally forgot about this. once you've upgraded them, they became something else (powertalon, armortalon) and you can carry another set of power charm and armor charm with you again.
Monster Riding TIp: Sometimes you will see monsters with bugs around them, if you hit this monster with another monster those bugs will explode dealing extra damage...
bonus tip not sure if someone has said this yet: On the last page of the crafting menu there are two recipes for upgraded versions of the power/armor charms which only require a Kelbi horn (I think). the tip is you can hold these upgraded versions as well as the armor/power charms and receive a total of 4 buffs. two armor buffs and two damage buffs.
i just back into monster hunter rise i played it when it first came out and recently got back into it this is some great tips to refresh my mind on how things work
I hate using the A button for the Palamute, the range on it is way too short, I’d much rather call him from the actions menu, as not only does it call him in from further, but he will continue to try to chase and attempt to get you to mount for a while, instead of with A if you don’t make the first mount (due to gathering, carving, running, etc.) he just gives up immediately.
I felt the combat was really slow and clunky when I played the demo, and didn't plan on purchasing. I bought it just bcuz I got it on a black friday sale, and I am super addicted. Such a deep game, and so much cool customization
I just got onto this one. Good thing is i played World for awhile some small changes to get used to. But thankfully the combat is almost identical. Tyvm for the tips.
2 things: The game starts you out with an incredibly slow weapon. I found it was much easier and more fun to fight with Dual Blades, once I crafted myself a pair. Also, when you're running up a wall, you can hold R bumper (the run button) to climb further up the wall, instead of kicking off after a second or two. The climb duration can be extended by using armor with the Wall Runner skill, such as Kamura Leggings or Khezu Mail. Equip both to stack the effect.
Another tip is that there's a market vendor right next to the online quests girl. There you can claim talismans and buy the same stuff that is in the market
Thanks for the tips dude! I started with Monster Hunter World. Got it for maybe like $15. Did some training and went to my first mission and idk. It was imo at the time probably the most information to take in. I didn’t remember a quarter of the stuff the game told me about. So I dropped it. I feel like Rise does kinda bombard you but not as much as World, it’s a newer game and it does seem a little better in terms of being newbie friendly. After about 5 or 6 hours last night. I’m enjoying it. Maybe I’ll get back to world even tho most people are gonna have everything max already.
Another video recommended killing instead of capturing as it gives more rewards than capturing if you aren't rushing it and that certain drops are only available when killing and not capturing
The capture tip is just common knowledge, like you said there's a training mission. Also as we all should know by now, capturing is actually worse and locks you out from getting certain materials again like you said but poorly. At the end of the day it is faster if that's the goal then there's no problem as in low rank by capturing you skip 20% of the potential fight and 25% for high rank.
Using the DPAD to get on a palumute is actually better than holding A. If you have actually spent some time in the game you’d realize holding A while chasing a monster doesn’t always grab the dog as sometimes its screwing around. Using the DPAD for it and its way better to use while in quests because it will ALLWAYS call the dog to you to mount. That being said, you should learn to just use cats over the dogs. Dogs really only serve the purpose of mobility. Cats have access to amazing skills that can trap monsters and buff you, way more impactful. Dogs only serve the purpose of transportation. Just unlock the sub camps and learn the maps and travel time won’t be an issue. Source: Myself I wouldn’t call myself an expert by any means but I’ve got around 150 hours in the game and beat the game. Just farming for talisman melds at this point to try and get good talismans.
I'm going from never having played a monster hunter game to having 380 hours in rise and currently playing through generations ultimate, and honestly I love it all
The only monster hunter game I ever played was generations base game on the 3ds and I can say that monster hunter rise has way better features and overall learning the mechanics is way easier also i love the open world hunting map instead of having to rush back and forth between load zones I wish all of you luck!!
That blue symbol doesn't mean the enemy is able to be captured. It's actually telling you that the enemy is limping and near death. All the monsters have different hp capture thresholds. My palico lets me know when the monster is weak enough to cap, and it's usually b4 the blue symbol even shows up. Edit: spelling.
I'm about 13 hours in and feel like I learned a lot and always learning, honestly don't get overwhelmed by the content, you can easily get by and enjoy the game just doing the basics! Also press start and read the hunter info section, theres some useful info in there!
FYI, you did not mention the significant tradeoffs to capturing. When capturing, you receive one fewer reward item (3 carves vs 2 cap rewards) and there are some monster parts you cannot receive from capturing: Rathian Spikes, for example.
As a beginner, first time player in this franchise, 12 hours into the game, mind blown at every tip lol
Welcome to our world. The council will watch your career with great interest
Welcome to the community. Enjoy the hunt 👍
HR 4, the monsters are growing in strength, the Switch axe hunter is taking form, it’s the first weapon i picked up, I try change but the axe calls back for me each time I try something new. We are bound.
Me too
@@renej5774 a charge blade main! May you lay thunderous strikes upon your foes, hunter. If it ever gets boring (tho I doubt it will), don't be afraid to keep trying new weapons!
"you can't just go in botton mashin"
>.>
*hides my dual blades*
1 tip I just discovered today that I wish I knew would absolutely change my quality of life in this game.
Hidden in the options and control you can change the function of (-) button to type 2 which swaps the functions.
Press (-) for detail map/village quick travel
Hold (-) for chat menu.
that makes more sense - thanks for that!
Already knew this, but still a really helpful tip. I recommend this
Thank you so much, thats a big QoL change
You the man!
So you can change that? I am used to holding select button for chat in world so it's kinda annoying that it's reversed here. Thank you
Something I never hear veterans tell newbies, "Find your weapon." I feel like new people get super overwhelmed hearing that there is 15 weapons but I only use Dual Blades.
Sounds like they're doing it right! DB mainsss! Bring on that monster, where he's at!?
Yeah i got this game a few days agoa dn dual blades are the only ones that feels right, they have enough mobility to feel good and they are the only ones that feel fast enough to fight with
yeah my favorites are IG, DB, LS, and GS but ive only used db in rise they are too good
started on MH3 on DB and have stuck with them since. Although I’ve branched out to LS, hammer and hunting horn :) happy hunting!
Started on Tri with LS, switched to SA pretty early on, World I started as Bow, used SS for a bit, Got heavy into CB and Bow until Icebourne I ended up getting into HBG eventually coming full circle wanting to go back to my roots and learn LS, played MHFU on emulator, used HH and Hammer.
Currently farming Fatalis so I can get his armor and LS until Rise comes out on Xbox. I can't wait I'm so excited.
Don't worry about the wait at the end of a hunt, see it as a challenge to gather as many things as you can before you get kicked out of the map. It makes the wait much easier to handle and adds a lot of materials.
when fighting bosses and you have a palico, use your dpad and look for the felvine.
what this does is that it encourages your cat/palico to support more and activate its active abilities more.
It also quickly fills their HP and they become more aggressive
Where can i get the felvine
@@fallen4062it’s already in your action bar. So like where your camera eta, I have PS5 and have to use L1 to pull it up. It’s not your item pouch, but your active bar on bottom right
PSA if you're being carried for a strong monster and you die twice just hang back. I'd rather finish off the monster one man short than to fail the quest. It's ok that you aren't strong enough yet you'll get there
I always had a feeling I shouldn't help but also like i'm always picturing "BRUHH HE DIED 2 TIMES AND DIDN'T EVEN HELP"
They'll get there by helping fight the monster, discouraging them from coming to help isn't going to help them get there. I'd understand if they SOS with the intention and letting you know they just want the monster killed, but personally, I would be very sad if they stayed back and didn't wanna help with the fight. I'd rather them learn from it then just let me kill the monster for them.
@@Mosaiiic Unless you want the monster killed for you I would definitely say you should go help, the whole game is a learning process and dying is perfectly fine
There’s always that one guy who thinks theyre anime hero and go in anyway😂
i think you (carted players )can quit the match and tries re enter again if no one else takes your place to freshening up your cart record.
tips for a new players, make use of auto craft and item loadout. Make sure you don't bring items to their limit so that you can gather and it will auto craft a lot of useful items with just one click. For example by collecting herb and honey, it will craft mega potion for you. Then make sure to use item loadout to transfer all the item and you can start over again.
I have auto craft set for certain items but I still have to come back after a quest and craft them manually:/ any reason why?
@@CpTn_QwRk auto craft only work when you pick up an item and all the conditions are met. So it will not automatically auto craft your item even if you have already item in your inventory. So make sure not to bring item to the max if you intend to auto craft.
Another thing with the Meowcenaries and how important they actually are outside of just bringing you more materials from monsters you need is that there are items that can only be gotten through them going out on expeditions. Sinister cloth which is used some of the rarer armor pieces can only be gotten through the Meowcenaries. Just another reason to be using them constantly.
Thank you! I haven't used them yet at all but I am definitely going to start now. Lol
Gotta have them deathstench layer. :)
Yeah they teach you how to use the argosy and the meowcenaries super early in the game. These aren't advanced tips. Literally tutorial tips.
@@DuelistRL You're lame. There's a lot being thrown at you, it's easy to forget a lot of things trying to tackle it all at once. But we know you're so much better than everyone else, you don't gotta remind us constantly.
@@danielnelson4881 ngl I played prob 70 odd hours before I actually started to utilise the meowcenaries and the argosy. Rtfm lol but that only ever happens when you realise that you are lacking somewhere
TIP for Ranged: The Gyro controls can be amazing with the right configuration. If you like the Breath of the Wild-style gyroscope aiming, go into the Gyroscope settings and use these:
Gyro Functionality: On
Vertical Sensitivity - TV Mode: 30 (or to taste)
Horizontal Sensitivity - TV Mode: 30 (or to taste)
(R) Up/Down Controls: On
!!! Normal Gyro Controls: Off !!!
Aiming Gyro Controls: On
Gunner Reticle Gyro Controls: On
I'm a gyro Splatoon 2 player, and I've used gyro since the demo. 😂
I love people like you that take the time to be helpful. Screenshoting 👌🏽
Power charm and armor charm can be upgraded to power talon and armor talon respectively. You can also have both base charms and upgraded versions in your inventory at the same time to get a little extra oomph!!
MHF2 and MHFU flashbacks
How?
@@Belkinz you need to best ibushi and get the material you need from him
*IMPORTANT FOR CAPTURING*
in Rise they made it so sometimes carving is actually better for certain drops, so make sure to check your hunter notes if you’ve capped a monster 3 times and not getting the material you want.
Generations/XX/GenUltimate did it too. It's just that most people didn't care and kept capturing until they got what they wanted. I only liked defeating them, so I never had that problem nearly as bad.
I wonder if it’s the same in the old portable games like MHP3 or if I’m just unlucky.
I remember capturing monsters every time yet some of the items just don’t drop even if I hunted the same monster 20+ times
I think a good tip would be to quickly use and personalize the "item wheel" so that you don't search for the one item you need by spamming LY and LA while the monster gonna get you, I found it very useful in tense situations
Scroll through is my bad habit. Trying to change .............really............really..
A beginner tip that took me way too long to notice is that as you progress through the game the level caps for upgrading armor increase so their max defense is generally in the same ballpark as the newest tier of armor.
You should turn auto sheath off for more control. Also I’d advise turning as much of the HUD off as you can stand so that you pay attention to the monster movements and tells more then your HUD.
You can swap the action bar and item bar navigation setup. Dpad for item bar + ammo/coatings is A LOT better.
5:25 tip for first playthrough players: when you get your first kamura tickets, DO NOT use them to craft the low rank versions of the armor because you will soon reach high rank and these tickets are SO HARD to come by. I've finished the story and have only enough tickets to craft 3 out of 5 armor pieces of the while set (and they are the low rank ones...)
you only need the 1st set of armor but that's a vet trick and takes tons of practice and if you're trying to collect armor or just like to power to you. but yes low rank is just for fashion, and skills its not important until you get to high rank
I read u can get more by doing rampages but haven't gotten any.. I did the whole story and all side quests and like 4 extra rampages.. Probably just have to do more, I do know it's possible I've seen other people have like 15 tickets before
I got more tickets after farming the first elder dragon for a whole day..i got 3 -.-
@@sirdrako213 You get the Kamura tickets by doing Village quests. I don't know the formula for it, but every village quest you do adds points towards your next ticket, and once you've done enough Fugen will give you a ticket.
@@kedolan4992 yeah but I've done all my village side requests there are and only got 7 tickets which isn't enough :/
Don't get up too quickly especially if you're under the monster there's a little bit of when you're down on the ground. Hope this helps ✌️
bonus tip :
eat meal every start of the quest or everytime you die = longer hp and stamina bar
He forgot a nice little tip when your in battle and if you need to sharpen your weapon and don't want to stand in one place get on your dog and sharpen good way to stay in battle and move around so you don't get hit. And another extra tip if your dog doesn't come when you hold (A) that means your too far away just run closer it the dog the it will come to you, also you don't have to let go of (A) while getting closer.
when this happens to me i use the d-pad command so i dont have to go back near the monster especially when im low in health) :D im new and this is also good to know, thanks!
Even better than holding down the a button to call your palamute is using the radial quick menu. Hold Left Bumper and then move the stick straight down. This will call your Palamute even if they're in combat.
Yeah bit that's the same as calling them using the d-pad menu
To expand on the charms thing at the end you can upgrade the charms with crafting and the upgraded and normal charms DO stack with each other. It is a bit expensive but the extra free stats at the cost of 4 inventory slots is usually worth it.
there is a way to tell if the nest is full , it's if u see two golden eggs on it, do not search it unless u see those... max rewards guaranteed , each 5 quests or so ... i didn't found out if petting the dog , palico and own had any effect though....
For new players when joining another players quest, follow the hosts lead, if he places traps, help out. Otherwise kill crush and destroy
Tip for capturing-
Don't use the trap first. Tranq bomb the monster in combat. If you do that, when it goes in the trap it'll instantly be captured
I've had it happen multiple times where I've been stunned by an attack that put the monster in the trap, or something else happens and I couldn't tranq it which wasted a trap
how long does it last?
@@pressthepress memory serves the first traq last 2 min and the second one is 20 seconds
you can also craft those power/armor charm into talons then add them to your inventory and buy new armor/power charms. The stats stacks up and it's a big boost
Target Camera = Quick camera pan to R3-selected monster (introduced in MH4)
Focus Camera = Dark Souls Lock-On (introduced in World)
I find the Focus Camera setting to be absolutely terrible for Monster Hunter.
Your positioning is really important, hitting different parts of a monster is key. Full manual camera control is too good to give up.
Radial Menu feels nicer to most as "R Stick + Press R3 to use item"
Auto Sheathe - I hate this with a passion. It should be turned off, but do keep the R1 = Sheathe + Run - that's a nice shortcut.
Focus camera isn't even that good in dark souls. Definitely wouldn't use this ever.
In the camera settings, you can zoom out your camera a little bit more to see your surroundings better
Me, working two jobs and going to school full time: "I used to enjoy videogames. I should budget a little bit of time to play videogames. I'll get the new Monster Hunter. I can play that super casually."
Monster Hunter: "You do not play me super casually."
At least you can save money by only buying monster hunter. You won't have to buy another game for at least a year!
Honestly this MH has the best QoL for playing casually / portably. You can pause quests mid hunt which is amazing and the quests are very well designed to be picked up and put down.
Amazing tips bro! You gained my sub! A lot of other channels just repeat easy tips, I actually learned a lot from this video. Thanks man!
As a total newbie to the franchise this is extremely helpful! Thank you so much for this
Since you have to manually aim your melee attacks, using the snap focus on monster orients you much faster than the focus camera setting. I dunno maybe it’s just me but since your character isn’t strafing around the monster like you would in a souls game, having a bit more control over your camera compliments the fact that you are aiming the direction of your attacks. I guess if you just jumped on this game from botw or dark souls, the focus camera may be helpful at first, but getting used to “camera management” will be beneficial in the long run.
I am a souls player and I hear what youre saying, it does make it much easier, considering our soul playstyle (strafing/circling the enemy) good advice
Are you guys talking about the right stick click that like targets the monster? I don't even ever use that.. I just manually move the camera.. I never found it useful in any MH I've played. Neuters your visibility.
@@danielnelson4881 it’s insanely helpful with bow. I just got used to it using ranged so whenever I play dual blades or sns it’s just habit to make the camera snap focus on the monster.
This is fantastic, you're fantastic, and I love your voice for TH-cam. If I could offer any suggestions, I'd say slow your pace down. Take your time. Your speediness makes for making me feel like rushing through your content rather than just sitting on AutoPlay for the free views from folks like me. Don't be afraid to make longer content since the algorithm rewards view time, and as I stated earlier, the voice and tone is brilliant, but the pacing justttt needs some slowing.
Agreed 100%. Excellent video, you’ve got a new subscriber. But maybe try talking at 90% speed next time ;)
1:32 You almost certainly want to turn off Auto Sheathe. That's probably the most important setting here.
Why?
Dis my first MH game
Also, any other tips?
@@notoriousnadeem auto sheath and fuck up your groove depending on what weapon your using. Like say if your a switch axe user like me your probably gonna be running around with your axe out because of its high mobility or if your a great sword main you will be wait for an opportunity to come up. Your weapon sheathing automatically can make you miss out on an important opportunity and can even get your killed. Most of the time when I sheath a weapon I do it manually with my sprint button since that is what feels most natural to me.
@@mangoruby1357 i’m a Switch Axe main too! 🪓
We bad 💪🏾
Thanks for the info man, i’ve been having it implemented 🙌🏽
@@notoriousnadeem no prob my man
This video should have way more views. I watched a bunch of these and only yours actually showed where the cahoot nest was specifically. Excellent video, well done.
My only criticism: I actually think the d pad command is better for calling your palimute because you don’t have to be near it like you do with hold the a button
When you were explaining capturing monsters simply putting the red circle around the blue icon was so much more helpful than alot of other TH-camrs, I've watched tip videos and others have said when the monster gets weak you can capture or by saying when the monster is blue but they don't point out the icon properly. Good job
A couple of movement tips that don't really get explained in the Game: 1) You have to hold the R Bumper in order to keep wall running, otherwise, you'll run a few steps and then jump off. 2) If you press A while in midair with your weapon sheathed, you'll hang in place on a wirebug for several seconds. It doesn't cost a wirebug to use and gives you time to reposition your camera or check an area out.
Amazing tips and tricks man, I'm a long time mhw and mhg player and these tips are just so golden. You nailed all those hidden game mechanics and options that just make like easier, you actually got me saying "WHAAAAAAAAAT WAAAAIIIIT" 😄
I strongly recommend personalizing and using the radial menu. It can be a lot faster than scroleing through with the dpad depending on what you're doing
My copy just came in the mail in updating it as im typing this im so excited it'll be my first Monster hunter that isn't a demo lol I'm hyped
the bot accounts are getting smarter
@@icarlyfan666 it's some scary shit tbh
Nice video, thx for helping out the newcomers. I'm a veteran since the very first monster hunter was released and its always fun to meet and teach new players. I hope it wont take too lomg until the first major dlcs drop.
Focus camera is great when you're learning the game... But when you've gotten a hang of it. Having the freedom of the camera is incredibly handy because you know to be using your environment.. it allows you to focus on what you need to be doing instead of blindly running for it hoping no khezu is in your way. But it's a personal choice and so long as you're having fun you can do whatever ya like :D
Also there's a problem with capturing every monster... While yes you can get some items you can't get from slaying you also can't get the items you'd get from slaying them... Study up on your mark and PLEASE DONT ALWAYS ASSUME ITS A CAPTURE... Make a message asking for it and if you're playing with another language player. Just spam no if they set up a trap and they'll hold back on tranqs... Ya have some people that only ever capture. Just sigh and try again.
Thanks a lot for the tips, fellow hunter - I learned some stuff here that will make my game flow so much better. Game doesn't tell us a lot of things (it's part of MH series' charm I guess), and many of them aren't always that obvious.
P.S.: you got a nice voice but you talk REALLY fast, man!
@@GamerGuruOfficial thanks again for the video; you got a new subscriber btw. And maybe your fast talking is just excitement about how amazing Rise is, haha. Take care, dude; looking forward to more vids 👍
One tip that I could share is that you can use the tranq bomb first and trap it later on but you must be quick. People that use traps a lot during a single hunt will make the monster resistant towards the trap and it made it easy to throw a tranq bomb at the sleeping monster(it doesn't wake it up) and then use the trap after that.
9:50 sometimes your cat will tell you that they're ripe for the capture before the blue head pops up under it's icon. You can capture it right then and there also. Time saver. I found it out just trying it because why else would the cat say that if you couldn't capture it lol.
Another tip. When you're in the training room, use the D-pad and click "Wait" so you're buddies will stop attacking the training dummy and you can see your hunter's damage.
Use the D-Pad Action bar to ride palamute. Is the worse way?
Its the MOST effective. Because it also calls them to you and assumes auto ride.
While holding "A" ONLY works if they are in range.
And don't forget the cat hiding behind a painting in your player home.
Forgot to mention you can upgrade the power charm and armor charm later in the game to the talon versions. Best part is that they stack so you can rebuy the charms and have all 4 in your loadouts for juicy bonuses.
Where? I haven't found it in Rise like was in world
@@brianlegrand9825 without spoiling anything, just check your crafting list (near the end of the list) after you kill new monsters. After getting a certain endgame monsters parts you'll see the upgrade for Powertalon and Armortalon.
@@bhp5000 interesting. I've done plenty of crafting but never saw those two sets of ??? Marks. I explicitly looked for named talon to craft lol
@@brianlegrand9825 yeah as soon as i could buy them i went looking for the upgrades haha. Easy to miss since they show as ???.
Specifically thank you for letting me know that you can press B to cancel the overhead camera view. And the dangling trick, a few precious seconds are always worth it
Shortening the palamute time is just worse. So many times I've tired to carve talk to someone and the palamute gets in the way
6:05 you can also bring Herbs and Honey to craft mega potions on the fly since they heal way more than normal potions. The same can be done for max potions as well. I don't remember when the last time I used a normal potion was so there's a small tip
Almost 40 hours into the game and 80% of these tips were like WOW
This genuinely helped me so much I had no idea how to play and on my first quest I lost horribly so thank you
If you think your transition was rough; I'm gonna be using this as my first serious game on my Switch after retiring from PC! I am going to have to completely retrain my muscle memory for this but I think it is worth it.
Good choice. I enjoy these FAR more than Breath of the Wild or just about any other single person RPG on the switch.
What pc games where you into
Try out gyro controls especially if you use gunner weapons. It has it's own menu in settings. Make sure to set it so it only functions when aiming tho. The gyro controls make aiming really easy as well as maneuvering with wire bugs and insect glaive
feels like BOTW when using bow
At the 9:32 mark, one thing that should be known is that sometimes the best materials from a monster is EXCLUSIVELY obtained via carving. Example of this the plates from specific monsters like Rathalos and the final boss of solo story mode. Carve over capture for quality. Capture over carve is for quantity over quality.
good shit, great vid. long time hunter here and theres always new stuff to find in every title.
My girlfriend said stop button mashing when I dual blade. I'm like that's not button mashing that's muscle memory. Wanna see button mashing? Lol changes to lbg
great tips thank you! I've been playing since 2004 and I'm always happy about something new, like in the rise 👍
i know it's not really a popular tip because many people say that low rank armor isn't worth it and you should go through with like one armor set and wait until high rank to craft more - that's bad advice, honestly. especially for players that are new to monster hunter, take the time and experiment! farm some monsters, get used to fighting them (this will prepare you for high rank too!) and get some nice armor to experiment with skills. take it slow, there's a lot to low rank too, and you'd miss out if you just push through to high rank! also, in low rank you can just fashion hunt if you want because while there are some nice armor sets already you can definitely go without good skills at that point, so enjoy that part of the game! also, don't save up items or monster parts. i know that some stuff is rare and you might feel like keeping it for later but at some point you can always get it back, no need to save anything. if you want to make a cool weapon or armor do it, it's more fun to play like that :)
These tips are incredibly helpful! Thank you!
Some parts for some monsters cannot be obtained by capturing the monsters. So it’s not always a good idea to capture the monsters every time.
Omg, thanks for this!!! In 80 hours in and learnt a lot here
OK about the carting 3 times, speaking as somebody who has played since freedom, no we don't care, everybody was new once, however jumping into a quest 2 or 3 levels above your rank hopelessly under geared is frustrating for everybody, just my two cents.
World was good but different. This is different and a great game as well but feels more OG PSP MH , maybe it's cause I'm playing handheld idk shat it is but it feels more like what i remember from the past than world did. I'm happy they kept the base of what the series is without taking away or changing too too much outside the more frantic combat. I wws just playing MGS PeaceWalker Monster Hunter DLC and it reminded me my love for the series [minus it being 1976 and hunting with a Ruger M4] while still adding a lot of little things to it. Thanks for the vieeo man i know it takes time and its work. So much appreciated. Resoect , be safe.
I have 60 hours in this game and I had no idea about the coohoo nest. I also had no idea you could hold - for the map
and remember to upgrade your power charm and armor charm later in the game (via crafting), this is an old mechanics for MH series
then rebuy them...
I can't even afford them lol
@@djdedan yes, i totally forgot about this. once you've upgraded them, they became something else (powertalon, armortalon) and you can carry another set of power charm and armor charm with you again.
Monster Riding TIp: Sometimes you will see monsters with bugs around them, if you hit this monster with another monster those bugs will explode dealing extra damage...
been search what those are. thought it was just some stinky monster lmao
Good stuff! This is my first MH game. It's sooo much fun.
Same. I am really digging this game.
Take your time dude. We still have alot of content coming in the future. 🙂.
@@vivid8979 There is extra content released on monster hunter games?!
@@Lagger-HD This coming end of april there will be an update adding more monsters to fight
welcome to family
Just use the radial menu for palamute. Easily the best method
bonus tip not sure if someone has said this yet:
On the last page of the crafting menu there are two recipes for upgraded versions of the power/armor charms which only require a Kelbi horn (I think). the tip is you can hold these upgraded versions as well as the armor/power charms and receive a total of 4 buffs. two armor buffs and two damage buffs.
i just back into monster hunter rise i played it when it first came out and recently got back into it this is some great tips to refresh my mind on how things work
I hate using the A button for the Palamute, the range on it is way too short, I’d much rather call him from the actions menu, as not only does it call him in from further, but he will continue to try to chase and attempt to get you to mount for a while, instead of with A if you don’t make the first mount (due to gathering, carving, running, etc.) he just gives up immediately.
I felt the combat was really slow and clunky when I played the demo, and didn't plan on purchasing. I bought it just bcuz I got it on a black friday sale, and I am super addicted. Such a deep game, and so much cool customization
I just got onto this one. Good thing is i played World for awhile some small changes to get used to. But thankfully the combat is almost identical. Tyvm for the tips.
2 things:
The game starts you out with an incredibly slow weapon. I found it was much easier and more fun to fight with Dual Blades, once I crafted myself a pair.
Also, when you're running up a wall, you can hold R bumper (the run button) to climb further up the wall, instead of kicking off after a second or two. The climb duration can be extended by using armor with the Wall Runner skill, such as Kamura Leggings or Khezu Mail. Equip both to stack the effect.
Another tip is that there's a market vendor right next to the online quests girl.
There you can claim talismans and buy the same stuff that is in the market
Thanks for the tips dude! I started with Monster Hunter World. Got it for maybe like $15.
Did some training and went to my first mission and idk. It was imo at the time probably the most information to take in.
I didn’t remember a quarter of the stuff the game told me about.
So I dropped it.
I feel like Rise does kinda bombard you but not as much as World, it’s a newer game and it does seem a little better in terms of being newbie friendly. After about 5 or 6 hours last night. I’m enjoying it.
Maybe I’ll get back to world even tho most people are gonna have everything max already.
I just got started and the first tip alone floored me! Been playing this game wrong right from the get go. Lol
Ear plugs and sub camps always needed. There's a fun and tricky search hunt for endemic life.
You definitely deserve my subscription. I appreciate you giving information I haven't heard from others! Thanks!
THANK YOU!!! I was like what blue icon???? Where???
Another video recommended killing instead of capturing as it gives more rewards than capturing if you aren't rushing it and that certain drops are only available when killing and not capturing
It's situational depending on what you are after.
The capture tip is just common knowledge, like you said there's a training mission. Also as we all should know by now, capturing is actually worse and locks you out from getting certain materials again like you said but poorly.
At the end of the day it is faster if that's the goal then there's no problem as in low rank by capturing you skip 20% of the potential fight and 25% for high rank.
Dude, awesome. Thanks for putting in the time to explain this
Thx so much. I’ve bought the game 4 days ago and couldn’t find any normal guides. Thx again
Using the DPAD to get on a palumute is actually better than holding A. If you have actually spent some time in the game you’d realize holding A while chasing a monster doesn’t always grab the dog as sometimes its screwing around. Using the DPAD for it and its way better to use while in quests because it will ALLWAYS call the dog to you to mount. That being said, you should learn to just use cats over the dogs. Dogs really only serve the purpose of mobility. Cats have access to amazing skills that can trap monsters and buff you, way more impactful. Dogs only serve the purpose of transportation. Just unlock the sub camps and learn the maps and travel time won’t be an issue.
Source: Myself
I wouldn’t call myself an expert by any means but I’ve got around 150 hours in the game and beat the game. Just farming for talisman melds at this point to try and get good talismans.
When capturing monsters: using sleeptoads and weapons that has sleep status won't work. You have to use tranq bombs.
I'm going from never having played a monster hunter game to having 380 hours in rise and currently playing through generations ultimate, and honestly I love it all
The only monster hunter game I ever played was generations base game on the 3ds and I can say that monster hunter rise has way better features and overall learning the mechanics is way easier also i love the open world hunting map instead of having to rush back and forth between load zones
I wish all of you luck!!
That blue symbol doesn't mean the enemy is able to be captured. It's actually telling you that the enemy is limping and near death. All the monsters have different hp capture thresholds. My palico lets me know when the monster is weak enough to cap, and it's usually b4 the blue symbol even shows up.
Edit: spelling.
I'm about 13 hours in and feel like I learned a lot and always learning, honestly don't get overwhelmed by the content, you can easily get by and enjoy the game just doing the basics! Also press start and read the hunter info section, theres some useful info in there!
Has anyone found “Fukashigi the informant”, the Palico that hides behind your room’s scroll.
What.
I did super randomly! He has all the juicy gossip of kamura 😼
you spoiled it...
I kinda wish I knew I could use ZL to go faster on my Palamute before my 60th hour of play X'D. (and ZR = Palamute jump)
soo many tips in game and soo much to read,, and it doesn't even involve any of these tips -which are soo much more useful!
One year later and this video has more info for beginners like me than every other video I have seen so far ??
If you quick travel back to camp while time runs out it will also black screen and skip right to the item collection screen.
FYI, you did not mention the significant tradeoffs to capturing. When capturing, you receive one fewer reward item (3 carves vs 2 cap rewards) and there are some monster parts you cannot receive from capturing: Rathian Spikes, for example.
Yes but also some parts only come from carving, so slay/capture in your needs
Good video! That’s so true about the relics-20 hours lol. I believe it