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Topic	i cant get into Monster Hunter World
markconigliaro 02/19/18 4:33:47 PM #42:	Romulox28 posted... spanky1 posted... Romulox28 posted... now i am fighting the Anjanath. Figured I'd try out the bow. This fucking boss keeps killing me in one hit. MHW does an absolutely horrible job at prepping you for this fight because everything until now has been stupidly easy and now i have to waste time sitting online googling how mechanics work. can't SOS either because the online servers for this game are trash. ugh Umm...can I ask what armor you have and what level it is? >_> The main addicting part of the MH games is crafting armor sets from the monsters you kill and becoming more powerful to take on stronger monsters. If you find yourself getting one shot by something, that's a sign you need to go farm an armor set of your choice, and if that concept doesn't appeal to you, then I'm afraid to say the game isn't for you. the hunter armor or w/e it's called, the one i made from hunting great jagrases. im using level 2 or 3 weapons, regular steel or iron or w/e. so far there is no intuitive way to know what's good against what or how to prep, which is annoying Make sure your armor is upgraded too. Getting a new set wouldn't be a bad idea either (and upgrade that). At that point I had a full Barroth set, which is high defense and also very weak to fire, but I was never one shot by Anjanath. If a monster one shots you, that means you need new/upgraded armor. After you track a monster a few times, you'll get information about it in your hunters notes. You'll see the weaknesses/resistances, weak points, breakable vs severable, tips about their mechanics, basically all the information you'd need to prep. You can also change your weapons/armor and grab items out of the chest in camp at any point, so prep isn't even that important. It's not like previous MH games where once your in the field, your stuck with your current inventory until you beat it or quit. --- I am a juggler/prop manipulator/fire performer, here's my channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/markconigliaro <cite>markconigliaro posted [p:896386028] in i cant get... [t:76335342]...</cite> <quote><cite>Romulox28 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>spanky1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Romulox28 posted...</cite> <quote>now i am fighting the Anjanath. Figured I'd try out the bow. This fucking boss keeps killing me in one hit. MHW does an absolutely horrible job at prepping you for this fight because everything until now has been stupidly easy and now i have to waste time sitting online googling how mechanics work. can't SOS either because the online servers for this game are trash. ugh</quote> Umm...can I ask what armor you have and what level it is? >_> The main addicting part of the MH games is crafting armor sets from the monsters you kill and becoming more powerful to take on stronger monsters. If you find yourself getting one shot by something, that's a sign you need to go farm an armor set of your choice, and if that concept doesn't appeal to you, then I'm afraid to say the game isn't for you.</quote> the hunter armor or w/e it's called, the one i made from hunting great jagrases. im using level 2 or 3 weapons, regular steel or iron or w/e. so far there is no intuitive way to know what's good against what or how to prep, which is annoying</quote> Make sure your armor is upgraded too. Getting a new set wouldn't be a bad idea either (and upgrade that). At that point I had a full Barroth set, which is high defense and also very weak to fire, but I was never one shot by Anjanath. If a monster one shots you, that means you need new/upgraded armor. After you track a monster a few times, you'll get information about it in your hunters notes. You'll see the weaknesses/resistances, weak points, breakable vs severable, tips about their mechanics, basically all the information you'd need to prep. You can also change your weapons/armor and grab items out of the chest in camp at any point, so prep isn't even that important. It's not like previous MH games where once your in the field, your stuck with your current inventory until you beat it or quit. --- I am a juggler/prop manipulator/fire performer, here's my channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/markconigliaro</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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