Was there salvation from the hammer outside of the World?

Let the proof of the hero flow.

Is it the downside of an increasing uniformity in weapon compatibility?

>>4

Originally, it was designed as a game where you change your weapons to match the monsters.

It seems that there has been a huge increase in the number of people who only use one type per portable, and the staff was reportedly surprised.

That misunderstanding has led us to this point.

>>12

I used all weapons up to 3G.

I only started using advantageous weapons around XX.

It became one hammer from W.

The hammer is being talked about, so there should at least be a minimum guarantee of a slight buff.

I felt like it was pretty useful during the test version… Why did it get weakened?

In multiplayer, one hand can take care of both paralysis and stun, right?

>>7

Putting aside the abnormal status, there’s absolutely no way we need that much stun value! Give back the role, give back the role!

>>9

But it’s sad if you don’t stand solo…

The Grudge of Redau

It’s easier to just brute force it with one type rather than make a lot of weapons and use them in different ways…

How about doing a quest for equipment rental like in the old training camps?

It’s because I made it hard to switch weapons by making money as tight as it is!

In Wails, it’s finally become easier to hold different types of weapons, but now the choices within each weapon category have narrowed, which is a bit of a catch-22.

>>18

Hammers are also referred to as weapon type bind cubes, but guns are of the weapon type Galhort, and lights are exclusively Redau.

Should I see it as a good thing that Artya is not the strongest?

Since there is an adjustment item in the update…

The light type has rapid-fire options only with Reda, but you can use various things with standard or attribute attacks.

>>21

First of all, regular ammo is like a degraded version of penetration ammo in terms of power, gauge recovery, and effective distance.

Attribute bullets are also good with a heavy.

>>37

Regular ammunition is easier to handle, so it’s not a complete downgrade.

The premise that attribute bullets being heavy is good is flawed, so there’s no way to argue against it.

>>46

The advantage that other weapons don’t have is important, right?

The range of the light weapon’s regular shots is at a distance where it will hit if you get close, so even if it has good maneuverability, there’s no point in using a light weapon.

I think the only reasons to shoot while maintaining the benefits of light shots are currently penetration rounds and status effects.

>>61

It’s strange to start comparing with different weapons, as this is a discussion about how to differentiate within weapon types.

The damaged clothing does not apply to charged attacks or spinning attacks…

Even for a full-body charge…

>>22

What will it be published in…?

>>23

I will go along with the comeback.

It means that you will engage in the attack; it’s the era of vertical 3!

…the despair of not participating in mochi pounding…

I have a feeling that things like erosion and chain blades are somehow strange in their handling.

I’m not weaker, and it’s not that I can’t use it; I can do everything with just this one.

Because everything else is basically broken, it’s relatively too weak.

I’m making various types of production weapons with a one-handed sword, but I inevitably end up thinking paralysis is good enough…

It seems like attributes don’t have much of an effect when looking at the encyclopedia…

>>27

Attributes do definitely deal more damage, but if they don’t make a more extreme distinction between physical and attribute damage, it might end up that physical is just the best choice for everything.

Are you underestimating Albedo and that attribute resistance?

Why does the devouring cloth apply to the same R2’s transformed attack, but not to the charged attack…?

In this game, you can finally freely touch and try various weapons in a balanced way.

It seems like paralysis will be punished with the update.

>>33

Is that so!?

Albedo has a ridiculously strong element, but the other top characters like the octopus and fish might have their elements work pretty well, right?

When it comes to soloing with one hand, I used to associate it with poison, but in this game, it’s easier to induce paralysis rather than poison, which is a bit problematic.

Since paralysis had a past where it wasn’t punished even during the World era with the elemental release Gaira paralysis switch axe, it seems it will be relatively overlooked.

It was crazy that one person could get 7 paralysis in a single quest in multiplayer.

Currently, the hammer is a flute that cannot receive buffs…

When you fight the veteran Gore, there are too many times when a regular hunter’s skill can’t handle the hits.

When I tried using a one-handed sword with less than 1/10 of the usage count of a hammer, I ended up capturing it faster than with the hammer, and it just felt… sad.

In reality, games like Dos and MHF are really tough if you don’t bring the right weapon for the enemy, and you can’t even join the standard multiplayer party, so I think many players were switching things up.

Whether it was fun or not aside

After talking for over an hour about how terrifying Wiles’ hammer is to a friend I hadn’t seen in a long time, they said it was scary.

The current environment is not good because the completely nutritious food consists of the utterly resistant Arushubeldo.

I defeated all the characters up to the calendar ped with a hammer.

It felt like the monster gave up and died on its own after I was repeatedly dealing weak damage.

I didn’t feel any sense of accomplishment for my hard work in defeating it, and it wasn’t fun at all…

I was expecting a powerful hammer like the ones in the World development team!

The true void with a hammer is not Albedo or Gore, but the octopus.

>>49

If you stick on and smash it, it’ll die on its own.

That’s interesting…

A weak hammer with a charge level 3 is trash.

The clutch is fine, but I don’t want to do hills anymore.

The final enhancement of the Chatakabra Hammer looks great and I want to use it, but I need to stack a decent amount of Craftsmanship for it to show white!

I feel like the cost of crafting weapons has become cheaper.

>>55

It’s amazing how much money you have left over, to the point where you wonder how someone could run out of money.

There’s nothing I want to buy at the shop.

I like octopuses because you can literally beat them up.

It’s hard to hit Gore on the head.

I’m holding back from hitting until the horns grow, so it’s not fun.

In the beginning, I felt a sense of discomfort with the great sword gripped as a sub-weapon…

Aren’t you strong?

>>58

It’s quite funny that Hammer’s level 3 charge does not change much in power compared to the Great Sword’s uncharged draw attack.

I think the dual blades are the ones crying the most with the highest efficiency for seasoned Albedo hunting.

It’s too hard and painful.

The hammer is crying for everything.

>>63

That’s definitely a lie.

…That’s a lie, right?

>>69

The one-handed △△◯◯ is the top DPS among one-handed swords, so…

It’s a bit too easy to hit the mark, though.

I guess we have to let the proof of the hero flow.

The only weapon with a defense action that is really hard to use is the hammer, which only has counter.

>>65

The flute has neither half-cancellations nor evasive techniques like a charge step!

>>65

Moreover, there are hardly any advantages to offsetting, so there is almost no choice but to use it for show purposes.

Give me something like a cross slash for the hammer too…

I’ve gotten accustomed to vertical 3 cancels, but I can’t shake the thought that “it would be even more fun if there were cancels for charging 2 upper or full-power upper…”

The imbalance between risk and return is too abnormal, and for some reason, it’s considered acceptable for development, which is garbage.

It’s too long to wait another half month until the patch…

It’s fine to just have all motion values doubled now.

I’m using a sword and a gun, but besides occasionally messing up with Iaido and Dragon Pikes, I’m basically moving without any stress.

Is there really such a disparity in weapons?

>>73

As for the dragon spikes, they’re strong even in an accident…

>>75

What is being called out now isn’t about strength, it’s about the issue with simultaneous button presses.

>>81

There is a certain precariousness where I might feel satisfied just by resolving the simultaneous pressing.

I acknowledge my biases.

All that’s lacking in the Wiles Hammer is firepower.

Does this mean that even after answering the survey for half a month, they still want me to send more requests?

I thought they would definitely make an upper adjustment, so I hesitated to get involved with the hammer.

The wait for the update is long!

Considering the SIE review, the adjustments have already been finished.

I wonder if the upper adjustment will really come…

Considering the survey period, I have started to feel despair.

>>82

Fixing bugs and issues is the top priority, so it’s better not to expect too much.

It’s reasonable to think that even new content is a bit touch and go, considering they were likely working on it until the last minute.

While struggling under the enemy’s one-sided continuous attacks, I finally managed to unleash a fully charged shot, but the damage was like a sparrow’s tear.

The failure of charge 2 becomes charge 3…

Despite being unfortunate, I often see them in various places.

>>86

The multi also eliminates the weaknesses of the flute relatively, not just the buffs.

Other weapons can also run around, so you can pile up DPS while freely playing the slow performance of the flute.

The melody of resonance is actually a high rotation move, so it’s fun to be able to unleash this repeatedly.

It was a game that ended with me being handed an incredibly worthless item for 10,000, unable to remember anything even if I led with other weapons…

I thought being able to move vertically in 3D was fun, but it was like pouring water on a hot stone.

In the past, all weapons could be used, but now it has become difficult to remember new weapons and new elements of traditional weapons with each new release.

The Rise Hammer was quite hellish, but on top of being neglected until SB, the weapon was still too weak.

You understand the rest, right?

It’s a mystery why Rise and Wilds have been treated this badly.

It’s a weapon that didn’t go on a rampage even in Iceborne.

Was there a time when hammers were incredibly strong and tier 1?

>>92

That’s an incredibly old story.

>>92

I think it’s around the first generation or maybe the Dos era…

I feel that Stan’s relative value was high because of the simple gameplay.

Towards the end of Sunbreak, I cried because it was difficult against the monsters, but I don’t think it’s too tough since the G rank master hasn’t arrived yet.

But I feel like I won’t be able to avoid it when Master Shagaru comes while I’m fighting Gore.

Also, after finishing the upper scenarios, when I tried other weapons, I had this feeling of… isn’t the damage not that high…? Yeah

Somehow, I managed to stick with Hammer all the way to the end of the history exam.

It’s weak, but it’s fun to use!

Weak, but

>>94

At this point, being so weak, the stress from playing outweighs the enjoyment.

I can even sense something politically corporate.

>>95

The release timing is obviously reflected by the intentions of the executives, right?

Even without that, both are rushing too much considering the development time.

>>95

There simply aren’t any hammer users in the company.

The crater rod wasn’t bad either.

The ball-hitting was refreshing.

During Iceborne, it was fun to do the Asuka culture attack when there were slopes.

The ones who are as sad as a hammer are the flute next, followed by dual blades, light bowgun, and switch axe?

I don’t really understand the others.

>>102

In fact, Heavy is quite precarious alongside Light.

If elemental bullets are weakened and there’s no enhancement to physical bullets, you can only survive with a Gatling gun.

If you’re going to make them this weak, then it’s about time you remove the concept of sharpness for hammers and horns.

The flute may not have much firepower, but it has the restraint of a paralysis stun with its insect flute.

While providing recovery support, I feel relatively satisfied with the recorder that gives off a sense of doing something with a full offensive charge.

No one is thinking about flutes from a perspective like TA or anything like that.

>>106

The hammer was left behind by a serious competitor’s time attack with such a flute…

>>125

Of course it’s obvious that the trumpet can’t be buffed in its current state since it’s a hammer.

Weapons of those whose department did not do their job.

Surely, the other weapon must be highly complete.

Today, it finally didn’t start up even once.

>>109

It only makes me sad to touch it…

What am I spending my money and time on, which is never cheap?

I find it questionable that the shotgun, which is said to be unlucky in this work, has a higher DPS than the hammer.

A critical bug has emerged in the newly developed hammer packed with many new elements.

The current situation could be said to have been presented with only the basic parts.

If you’re deciding performance based solely on popularity, then the katana and dual blades should be getting stronger every time.

>>112

Weapon adjustment prioritizes play feel over numerical strength.

Look at the great sword.

Maybe it would have been better to restructure the shotgun already.

Since the flute can buff both allies and itself, if it also deals high damage, it seems like no one would use weapons other than the flute.

>>115

It is unlikely that I will become the strongest in solo play, but that won’t happen.

>>115

The big attack has had its multiplier significantly reduced, so even if I buff myself and try hard, I’m still not at a level of one person…

>>136

Completing the ritual only to end up being below average feels like an old katana.

>>136

But what if one of them is a hammer?

>>144

It’s odd to bring out the hammer when it comes to being a full-fledged member, given the flow of the thread!

The dual blades give the impression of rapidly rising in the G rank, which has an elemental environment.

>>118

IB has a 50% attribute cut, so this time seems suspicious.

After going wild on SB.

I don’t think it’s just a coincidence that they’re even weaker since that rise.

It’s rare to see a weak gunner in Monster Hunter.

The katana always gets cool motions, doesn’t it?

Even if you say it’s weak, it’s just the light, right?

Why is there an assumption that attribute bullets will be weakened?

>>124

The difficulty level of the seasoned veterans will undoubtedly avoid being trampled by elemental bullets.

It seems like the adjustment of motion values could really be done in about three days, but it’s only nerfs; maybe the adjustment team is indifferent to the hammer.

I thought it had stabilized with W after steadily weakening since 4, but then it was dropped with Rise.

I thought it would lift up one more time, but this is pretty tough.

Rance was adjusted just because there was a famous streamer.

It’s hopeless because they aren’t with the hammer.

The sword’s iai technique evaluation and its return have been left behind, so it’s a bit hasty in its construction.

If the flute was dancing happily instead of hitting its head, it would feel great to take it down like that…

If only Arshuberd had been there from the first time…

The clear adjustment from β is also for the one-handed sword and the switch axe.

Considering the parameters of gunfire power, it seems to lean toward the assault side.

>>140

It seems that there’s really nothing decent to find other than the great sword from the start…

>>143

It’s the usual Monster Hunter until the expansion, but well, it’s the Reiwa era, so it’s okay if there’s a little progress in the development system, right?

It’s likely a pattern where the attribute values suddenly spike when G-rank is added.

At the time of β, it was weaker than Lance, but it didn’t become a topic of discussion because the influencer wasn’t using the hammer.

That’s how famous streamers are.

I can’t stop anymore.

>>146

Looking at this, there’s a possibility that the priority of opinions and requests has decreased…

>>146

The recent video of Yoshinama’s hammer becoming a reverse break was interesting.

>>146

When the influence of YouTubers becomes significant, this is what happens.

Because the gap in influence is large, when someone with less influence says something, it’s more impactful when someone who already has a lot of influence says something that seems like they could make money with just a little effort.

Was my focus really that strong?

>>150

It can be considered that there is not even a millimeter of interest in such things.

YouTube is all about the number of views.

It’s probably just an exaggeration of opinions from that time, rather than being contrarian or a rumor.

>>152

If you put out a video saying the exact opposite and haven’t taken it down, it’s the same as spreading false information.

I think the last time the hammer was truly strong was when it could execute a down loop against the old dragons.

It’s a mystery why something that has never been strong enough to wreak havoc recently continues to be nerfed.

Are you not going to make adjustments unless a streamer brings it up?

If it’s not taken up, can’t it be adjusted?

>>157

Thinking that someone like that has control over my life and death makes me feel nauseous…

Hammer users are really pathetic.

Continuing to be weakened by misinformation spread by someone who isn’t using it properly.

>>159

It still feels good until you stun them three times.

Once you have resistance to stuns, you’re no longer needed.

>>159

On the contrary, when I caress with a one-handed sword, I suddenly deal 80 damage and I’m surprised.

The sound of the hit from Beta has become unnecessarily flashy, which is once again irritating.

If you let M◯shi use a hammer and say terrible things, it seems like Capcom might take action.

Whether it’s trending online is likely one of the indicators.

Whether or not they reference the videos of a particular streamer depends on how the adjustment team works.

There are certainly some who take it at face value, but I can’t say if that’s the case with the hammer.

The only fact is that it has been nerfed from β.

It may just be my lack of knowledge, but I feel like there are extremely few streamers who specialize in hammers.

>>167

There are serious players who calculated motion values on their own back in OBT1, but they haven’t improved at all.

Well, I think there aren’t many hammer users to begin with.

>>167

The hammer specialist only used the hammer, so they didn’t realize that the other weapons had advanced a rank ahead.

There are probably people who mainly use hammer among those casually playing, regardless of the main Monster Hunter streamers.

Not just with hammers, but regarding countering, it was evident that anything other than great swords was not at a practical level.

It seems that only the great sword and the switch axe have follow-up attacks, while the others don’t get much return even if you try to chase them down on your own.

It really seems that adjusting the weapons was put on the back burner.

>>172

“It’s adjusted like ‘It’s fine since I made the monsters weak, right?'”

It’s not good as it’s becoming see-through with gore.

It’s impressive that even attacks that seem like they would deal massive damage actually have low damage.

Did you really balance the weapon types laterally?

A hammer looks powerful and impressive! But I feel like a beginner who chose it in Monster Hunter might have a tough time.

>>174

I feel like I might throw it around in a rough way, like a rough match.

I had a bad feeling ever since I saw the firepower of the accumulation and return swing with β.

The automatic tracking of the secret was a measure to not miss out on super light users, but when I got to the field, I was made to experience a hard game with this hammer, which is just sad.

Well, promoting it as something for beginners and then having this level of performance is really self-sabotaging for Capcom.

Do as you like.

>>179

It’s the great sword that Alma-san first lets me hold.

I feel that even if I ask for recommendations from the options, a hammer is unlikely to come up.

We will carefully review all the surveys and sincerely work on improvements!! → Weakening of the focused charge.

>>180

In other words, it means there are some people sending organized votes saying the hammer is too strong in the survey…

Upon closer consideration, it’s not just the streamers; even the official sources are spouting big lies about weapons with mobility and firepower.

Isn’t it amazing?

It’s starting to feel like Tsujip is really disliked by the adjustment team.

These days, there’s no one who doesn’t browse the internet, so there probably aren’t any beginners who would go out of their way to use a hammer that’s treated like garbage.

Further predictions of weakening might be a bit too contrarian, right?

>>187

Can you say that confidently after seeing the current unreasonable adjustments to the hammer and the fact that it has been further nerfed from the beta?

I can’t do it.

I won’t ask for much, just give me a quick strike.

When I look around, there are still a lot of people saying Olivia is the strongest! The hammer is the strongest!

Well, it’s being shouted from the bottom of the hammer on SNS and YouTube, so I think there will be corrections.

The important thing is the media strategy.

Yoshinama made a video saying that the hammer is too weak, so Capcom will probably see that.

It’s just going to be left alone until the master, like in Rise anyway.

It’s scary to think that if adjustments are being made solo, a weakening from here isn’t just a counter-move, it’s something possible.

What is needed is a system that ensures the great sword person reviews it reliably.

It would be enough if they just used Iceborne standards for firepower…