Choose a monster quest that matches the rank of the monster you're trying to fight.As a word of caution, monsters can move faster and/or hit harder when enraged too. I suggest this length because some monsters have new attacks/patterns when they are enraged. I recommend not taking the palico/shakalaka either), and try to withstand at least 10-15 minutes in the quest without getting hit by the monster. This is where solo hunting can help out a lot! Here's one way to practice learning monster patterns: The No-Hit Challenge! "So how do I go about learning patterns?" This means if one wants to avoid the straight Gravios laser, don't stand right in front of him, and not too close to him either (unless a hunter wants some toasty flatulence coming in their direction). This is a cue for the big fire fart cloud that appears shortly after the laser's completion. In normal situations it's a slow, readable pattern, so let's take a look at that laser more carefully in a solo, non-sweeping "360 no-scope" setting:ĭo you notice any cues to the straight Gravios laser? One cue is that Gravios rears back, and another cue is a small puff of fire appears in its mouth prior to lasering.Īlso, the attack doesn't end there-during the laser, notice how there's also a puff of fire leaking out of its belly. This attack repetition is called a "pattern", and some patterns can be predicted through various "cues" initiated prior to an attack.įor the above example from Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, the monster Gravios uses his laser move at the hunter. Well, you ever have that one attack that gets you every time in a fight? It's frustrating, and you wish the monster would stop spamming it (and sometimes online it seems today is just not your day).Įach monster has its unique menagerie of attacks they like to perform, and some attacks are repeated over and over. So without further ado, let's move on to the first skill to improve: Skill to Improve #1: Monster Attacks and Patterns "So, what is this?" Wait, "a better support for your team"? You read that right-something you'll learn from this section is that self-improvement is useful even to multiplayer-focused hunters-all 3 of these skills are essential for endgame hunting, as a one-two hit combo from a monster can spell a quest failure for the team.
In actuality, self-improvement is simply this: "While the main goal is to win, it is far more important to learn from the monster, and to learn more about your own hunting skills." This helps you cut down on quest time, be a better support for your team, and more as you learn what's best to do during a hunt, one small step at a time as you solo hunt. But what exactly is self-improvement, and how does one improve in the first place with solo hunting?ĭoes one just brute-force a few quests solo at the gathering hall? Well, that method of might work for some, but for many the first attempt can be overwhelming and even disheartening, such as this hunter trying to do a dual Nargacuga quest:
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In this part of the guide I want to focus on 3 skills about self-improvement that I find most rewarding out of solo hunting - what they are, and how to do so ( click to jump to the section!):Īs said in the introduction, "self-improvement can be a wonderful thing".
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