I’ve been stuck as Kazuya all the time during solo play and I’m about to die.

I am a hunter.

Kazuya is fun, you know…

Somehow, the one I took down was the biggest Gerios…

It might be because I’m not really conscious of it.

I feel like there are a lot of cases in this game where it was the maximum gold crown at the moment…

I didn’t check the map and just took on the quest, and I ended up getting a gold crown; it’s only happened with Uzutsuna, since it’s a lord monster. I was really like, “Seriously?!”

I joined and it ended in seconds, and I didn’t do anything!

There is hair.

The Golden Crown Redau is even more aggressive than usual, and I realized that this one is quite large.

It didn’t work out due to Kazuya’s origin.

However, this time there was suddenly a consecutive hunt.

Isn’t the gear level too high with flying dragon species coming in so early?

When I go into multiplayer, it feels like everyone is using two pieces of Gore equipment.

>>10

It seems like you might have a disease.

Let’s go to the hospital!

Is Reus really a monster that has a proper high status?

>>11

Annoying.

The equipment is cool.

>>11

In the past, it was a setting where you had to defeat that guy solo to be considered a full-fledged hunter, and you would definitely run into him in village quests.

This work is…

The 🔥🐙 headgear is cool and my favorite.

I think the strength of the new Rathalos is quite good.

I didn’t see the equipment.

The strong individuals of Rathalos are strong enough to be dangerous if underestimated.

I think the Rathalos equipment is good, but is it not?

I happened to stop by Redau for a change of pace, and it was obviously big; when I looked through my binoculars, it was indeed a golden crown.

Since it has a avoidance distance, people who want it might use it…

>>20

Aren’t you a little distant?

>>23

Sorry, it’s about performance.

I’m slowly progressing in the second playthrough and occasionally going on low-rank rescue missions, but even after 0.1 minutes have passed, I’m mostly just focusing on carving materials.

Since there are few slots, it lacks versatility, but if you want to stack dodge performance and some elemental attacks, you might find it in the waist or through simulations.

I often stop at level 1 and feel like I don’t use it much.

There are many strong monsters that use fire, so the high fire resistance of the Rous armor is reliable.

It’s just the right way to deal with a Rathalos by turning it into a flailing lizard, soaked in flash bombs, struggling on the ground.

I’m collecting golden crowns.

Could it be that Jindahad also has a gold crown?

>>27

He doesn’t have it! Don’t worry.

>>30

Thank you.

Then can I assume that there is no Albedo and Zosia on the Dragon Guardian side either?

The regular Rathalos isn’t too bad, but the Guardian Rathalos is a pain.

I quickly made the Rathalos armor because it’s the strongest one you can create from the early stages.

Once I started defeating the top, I became unnecessary.

Isn’t it crazy that Goa is stronger than the top figures in this land?

>>31

Among a land-closing big boss and a monster with a terminal illness, the latter is the one that’s invincible.

>>36

Well, on one hand, there’s the master who is getting fat from eating fish to the point of boredom at the bottom of a jungle river, and on the other hand, there’s the beast desperately trying to survive while writhing in pain. Their attitudes towards survival are clearly different.

>>31

It’s a young Old Dragon, so it’s only natural that it’s strong.

It seems that the Great Ryūnu Gem appears during the harvest season every year.

It became possible to eat giant shrimp at any time.

But how about the big catch gold crown in fishing!

While progressing smoothly in the main story, I didn’t realize the existence of Normal Rathalos because I didn’t fight it until I cleared the game.

Dahad tends to get caught on rocks while moving, so changing its size might lead to frequent bugs.

Sometimes the Jindahad is endlessly looping due to a size-related bug.

I feel like it’s easier to get a crown from the monsters observed casually through binoculars than to stubbornly go back and forth between the valley and Suja.

Maybe it’s a level of Pine Ame effect that easily produces balls if you peel it off around the groin area.

It feels like you should just make an Artya with a heavy weapon for your first use, so I made a water attribute heavy weapon, and it’s strong.

Isn’t it strange that the damage to Gravimos is showing unusual numbers compared to other monsters?

>>40

Gravimos is a monster that is weak to attributes.

Shooting physical bullets at a gore with a hard and tough flesh will lead to a sad outcome.

Isn’t the size of the golden crown resampling at the site the same as before? I start to doubt whether it’s really a different individual.

The new Rathalos equipment feels pretty good, but did you have an image of being a skilled player capable of using techniques…?

>>42

It might give the impression that flying around and not getting hit is annoying!

The attack skill of the pronoun is moved to the weapon, and the weakness exploit is attached to the defense, so it’s laughable that the pure Rathalos equipment has a compromising skill of doing a good shot.

I joined the rescue mission wanting the gold crown for Gravimos, but…

Everyone was carrying heavy loads, so the fast rotation rate helped a lot.

Rathalos feels like it has been in a pretty strong position since 3.

I was freaked out this time too when I took back damage without having my armor ready, it hit way too hard.

I’m doing a campsite burying, but is it basically okay to bury it in a safe location?

There are many unclear areas in the Scarlet Forest campsite, and I only found about half of it…

>>49

Many people think that a destroyed camp is the same as not existing at all.

>>49

The interior of the Northeast Cave Lake ruins makes it easy to gather materials.

A crass life hack.

In unpopular rescue quests that take 5 minutes, by the time you arrive, the monsters have already been defeated, and you receive the rewards without having to fight.

You can also select for gold crowns by speed running quests.

>>50

The evocation quest equipment is convenient for finishing quickly.

When I first reached the upper rank and was seriously exploring the field, I found a Rathian and thought, “I can probably win even at this early stage…” but then a Rathalos was summoned, and I was like, “Oh no, oh no!” That moment is quite a good memory.

I realized for the first time after about 20 years that Gravioth is a monster you defeat with a bowgun.

Thinking back, it seems like they’re not trying to let me get hit; they’re just spreading poison or sleep through waste heat, making it nothing but a swordman killer.

>>55

There’s no need to hit a hard head anyway.

>>57

Well, I’ve been carrying a hammer for a long time.

It’s strange to think that even though it looks like it could be hit with a hammer that size, its flesh can repel the hammer.

>>55

In the past, if you got blown away by the charge after that roar, the next beam would definitely finish you off…

Conversely, if equipped with high-end earplugs, it was just a moving target.

The way the campgrounds are distributed on the map feels quite lacking.

Even if it’s somewhat away from the destination, it’s just an error.

There are no advantages to standing in a danger zone, right? Simple camp.

Well, it’s not as good as a crossbow, but the dual swords and one-handed swords of the water Artenia are quite interesting too, Gravy.

With a light swing of that kind of weapon, it’s funny how it can deal three digits of damage.

It’s become a regular occurrence for Gravioth to be killed while groaning with water-cooled shots.

That guy is too weak against that attribute.

Gore doesn’t have an image of evasion skills, but in this game, Gore seems to sidestep and circle around you with its movements.

I feel like the Gore armor isn’t very strong.

The firepower may be increasing, but the survival skills are lacking, and I end up dying.

>>64

I don’t know what weapon you’re using, but this is a perfect equipment that comes with martial arts and evasion performance by default, enhances damage throughout the series, and has decent resistance.

>>64

It’s always the case that those who are likely to die should prioritize survival skills over firepower.

>>64

I won’t deny that it doesn’t mean anything if you’re dead even if you have high firepower, but I feel like talking about the strengths and weaknesses of Gore equipment based on that is missing the point.

I don’t really remember making many weapons or armor for Gravimos.

>>66

In the past, we used to have recoil reduction for gunners, and it felt like this is what we created for the mid-game!

I reached HR80, but I can’t transmute rare 8 parts.

From 81?

>>67

Wasn’t it around the same time when we could use 2 slot jewels at 100?

I did a lot of countering, but when I looked at the results, I was awarded for just one sword lock.

Is the tsubazeriai really that amazing?

If you get a notification saying that rare materials have appeared, you can ride the Secreto and be taken to find some unknown campsite.

>>70

That’s a clever design.

Gore β has so many slots that it’s a masterful technique of filling the gaps of selflessness and resistance with jewels.

I’ve seen a GAIJIN constantly tweeting about crown trade, but is it a major culture in multiplayer?

I’m a person from Hiri, so I’ve been looking alone for a long time.

>>75

I saw that they’re doing it on platforms like TikTok.

I think many people leave the lobby if they don’t get a gold crown with the rescue in.

>>89

It’s like exchanging goods for idols or comedians…

>>75

It’s easy enough to fill everything up just on the weekends when you do it on social media.

In the beginning, just talking about the gold crown would get replies like, “Can I get one too?” and “Can you give it to me?”

Gravi is designed to break in a way that accurately reflects its damaged shape, so I will face you with respect as a swordsman.

In other words, Gore’s abundance of slots is one of its selling points, so it can only be said that it depends on customization.

I’m thinking of hunting 50 Jindahads, but which weapon would be the easiest?

>>78

It’s best to hone your skills with a weapon you are accustomed to.

>>78

I think it’s either a gunlance or a great sword.

I felt like there used to be a clear compatibility between monsters and weapons.

It was easy to take out the gun in Gravity.

>>79

In other words, the old gravity system had a narrow hit detection for the abdomen, so unless you had low hit points like dual blades, you would get hit by the legs or wings, making it extremely difficult. But in this game, it’s much easier to fight even as a swordsman.

When you set the performance to 5, the legs will generally become those of a Rathalos.

When you stack horse strikes, you’ll become an octopus.

It feels great to be able to break the dorsal fin of the Jindahat.

If you have three 1-slot items, you can cover all defensive aspects, so consult with yourself.

Unlike the strong Rathalos, the Gravios’s dignity has noticeably fallen, so I hope they do something about it when the Master Rank comes out.

>>86

Is it coming… Black Gravy…?

Gore doesn’t seem to be affected by poop… I was fighting Gore and even an elder Gore showed up, but neither of them were moving or engaging in territorial disputes, they were just rampaging.

If it’s that big, it seems like it would be easy to penetrate!

I feel like bringing heavy stuff! But I wonder how it is now.

I’m placing it at the farthest point from the base, but when I do multi, the placement gets all messy. Please do something about it!

In other words, if I use an attribute-less swordsman, I get sick too quickly and can’t defeat it before it’s over; that’s the graphics of this game.

>>94

This game has fast part destruction, low health, and strong eye of the mind, so it’s weak regardless of which weapon you use.

If it’s for the title, Jin Dahad is fine with just 30 bodies.

Also, that guy doesn’t have a gold crown, so there’s no need for selective breeding there.

>>95

I see… then that sounds easy.

I’ll try using the great sword gun.

I sometimes feel that the Gore equipment has low evasion performance because I want to perform a just guard.

Thanks to the body techniques, I don’t think I’m at my limit in some areas.

There were gold crown lobbies on company wikis and bulletin boards, so I gathered them that way.

I want them to fix the bug where only the strong wall gem keeps coming out.

What I want is an impenetrable wall.

>>100

I keep giving my all.

The Gore’s sub-dragon species is expressed in English as Demi Elder, which directly translates to “half ancient dragon.”

Gravi used to be the top difficult opponent back in the day…

>>102

I was turning them into Swiss cheese with a light bowgun.

The black one was unusually weak to poison, so it was even easier to deal with.

At that time, it wasn’t shooting the sweeping beam either.

>>102

I really hated that my stomach would finally give out right before taking down an enemy while I was dancing around with my dual water swords.

>>121

Open the trapdoor and there’s a barrel bomb in the stomach.

I don’t know about Gravvy, but I think the Rathalos in this game is stronger than the top ones.

I watched a video where four heavies surrounded and shot water bullets, taking down the Gravy in about two minutes, but after doing that even once, it would seem less like a game and more like just a task.

>>106

I do wonder what the benefits are from that work.

>>112

HR, veteran 2 tickets, and materials to dissolve.

I guess it’s okay if I don’t do it…

>>140

It definitely takes about twice as long, but it’s absolutely better to do solo fights against the veteran Alshubeld.

Trade? I don’t care… I’m a lonely hunter, so I wasted my days off gathering everything solo…

>>107

It’s like a solitary bird…

I believe that the fact that Rathalos has a strong breeding ability and can live anywhere with a certain level of strength is what makes it a strong species.

Those who leave the quest while looking through binoculars should just die~

>>109

The person who spread this stupid behavior is an idiot!

>>109

Because of this, even though I just want to casually hunt in the arena, it has turned into a seat-claiming game, and on top of that, there are people who leave, which really lowers the hunting efficiency. It’s truly the worst.

I can’t believe someone would call Heavy “Hevi” or something like that.

It’s not that I’m troubled by being rejected anymore.

It’s just that I’m maintaining the sharpness solely for the sake of attack power.

I feel like I used to think more about things related to being played more.

>>113

Make sure to keep your inner eye open.

>>113

In the first place, it’s a story about not cutting places that have been played since ancient times.

Relying on others seems to reduce the sense of achievement, so I’m gathering it myself.

That aside, I use it while thinking that the round trip to the arena is a bug.

While hosting a rescue, I encountered a great sword just standing ready in focus mode.

I guess I should remember how to kick.

>>117

It is wrong to seek something from a stray.

I’ve seen about three guys who just run around secretly and only hit the monsters when they’ve been downed.

>>137

Honestly, I think it’s better to just be the kind of person who’s simply bad at it.

It’s a difference that’s better than being withdrawn, though.

This time it’s the easiest to collect gold crowns among all the works.

Until now, it has been on a monthly basis, but this time it will be completed on a daily or weekly basis.

Is there nowhere that can be deflected even by the mind’s eye? Like the big pincers of a crab or a spider or something.

Leia is always together, but I feel like Reus does some unfamiliar movements every time.

I’m planning to post it anonymously, so I’m leaving the gold crown quest, but it doesn’t feel right to hunt normal monsters in multiplayer…

>>125

It ends in an instant.

The most unbelievable thing is the person who uses strong words, even if it’s just for a joke.

The binocular-wielding jerk should at least consider the host who will end up killing multi-health by themselves.

I also want to collect 50 titles, so I’m gathering gold crowns with random rescue efforts.

If I rush to complete the gold crown, there will be nothing left to do anyway.

Is it true that by questing and keeping the monsters that are troubling the village, I can earn gratitude from the village several times?

The white gravity is fairly good, but it’s not that stiff.

Bafaru is tougher.

Be careful of binocular gaps rather than being concerned about scar etiquette.

In the past, there were often situations where one was killed by a counterattack.

It seems that many of the nameless ones coming to play here have already finished filling in their gold crowns.

Before considering others, you’re just behaving poorly, so please just go away, disengager.

I was thinking of putting up a gold crown quest for nameless people once the meeting place is set up… but these guys are taking up too much space, so is it okay to delete them? It’s fine, right?

>>141

I want it, but if it’s a hassle, isn’t it okay to delete it?

Even in heavy solo, it won’t change in 2 minutes, right, Gravi?

The small golden crown is less likely to appear than the large golden crown.

>>143

If you only keep running through veteran quests, it’s hard to get the minimum.

When aiming for the minimum gold crown, it’s better to use a normal specimen.

(Which one is the gold crown…?)

>>144

(I think it was probably one of those things that’s not delicious but I keep it anyway…)

>>155

(Whether it’s a big or small gold crown…)

I’m taking my time, so I’ve finally reached HR100.

I don’t want to see annoying strays, so I only play with acquaintances and don’t send out rescue requests.

Basal has a smaller size, so the range for foot judgment to be absorbed is wider.

If you’re looking to increase HR, it might be more time-efficient to go for the seasoned variants rather than the regular ones.

Is there anyone who says that attributes work really well besides gravity?

>>152

Odogaron

>>152

The Odogaron subspecies is very effective.

>>152

Well, it’s generally around 20, like the peak and Gore.

Still, the attribute weapons of Artia are really strong.

>>152

It seems better to ask about weapons, attacks, and damage, right?

I’m not doing all the weapons, so I don’t understand the line!

>>152

Fat person in the river.

>>152

Nuegudra is quite easy with Water Heavy, and Uzutuna is quick with Lightning.

I mean, apart from Alshuberd, everyone else can be taken out instantly with their attributes, which is good.

>>152

It was a deep-hearted Goronjanuf who accepts everything except for water, electric shocks, and thunder.

Since the dragon guardians don’t appear in the arena, it’s really tough to narrow down the selection.

>>153

First, the map access to the Dragon City is terrible!

>>160

Just opening the hidden side hole makes it quite comfortable.

>>170

When you go multi, it’s usually not open here.

>>176

How many people even know that each map has hidden areas in the first place…?

There are two mysteries in the forest.

>>170

In the end, I have no idea which level the target monster is in!

I’ve done around 500 rescue missions, but excluding the ones with players who immediately leave.

I’ve only seen one person who is clearly rude.

When I watch videos while studying, why does each hit deal double or triple the damage to me?

If you become ill from being drugged, will that really extend your life?

>>157

TA usually wears protective clothing and has STDs…

>>157

Videos of that kind of ultimate gear completely disregard survivability and everything else.

I’ve been able to save a decent amount of Gold Crown quests, but the minimum ones are a bit hard to come by.

I haven’t really confirmed much other than the master monsters.

But Graviti…

Since he’s a gentle kid who would die even if he’s doing Kazuya-man with a bow…

What are those people who are already at HR500 at this stage?

>>168

If you participate in Gravimos rounds, you can level up quickly.

The saved gold crown quest can be used for exchanging while I haven’t completed it, but once I have, it’s just a cluttered junk taking up space.

Most of the strays that barge in the lobby are ordinary people.

Rescue is impossible; to begin with, there are too many hosts who are finished.

>>172

I still can’t believe there are campers out there…

I thought it was an extinct species.

>>172

(Does this guy always come in just when it’s about to end…?)

Playtime around 110 hours, and I’ve surpassed HR300.

To be honest, I think I’ve almost completed all the accessories, and I’ve finished making the Artia, so the only thing left to do is collect medals.

>>177

That’s amazing…

I hadn’t really hunted a lot of veteran monsters or gathered gold crowns, but it still took nearly 200 hours to reach HR 300.

>>186

From my perspective, it’s amazing that you’ve done 200 hours in the past month…

If I could save about 200 items, I could also leave some gold crowns that are bothering the settlement just in case…

Hidden… side hole…?

Even in a multi-participation, I’m running straight from the base…

It’s nice to have a subtle sense of camaraderie with random players in the lobby when you’re doing delicious quests.

I hope they get some nice accessories too…

I think it’s good around 6 southeast, 8, and 13.

If you post arena quests, can you block a lot of people with terrible intelligence who lack humanity, communication skills, and consideration for efficiency?

Well, there aren’t really any characters that are heavily affected by attributes, but the attribute Artia weapons are too strong, so things like the top tier and Goa finish faster than Alshubeld.

There are people using items like crazy due to the expanded area.

Every time that person uses an item, my character automatically says thank you, thank you.

After finishing the hunt, I was given the title “Chatty One” and I was like… that wasn’t my intention…!

It will take at least 10 minutes for people to come in for the Dahad rescue.

I want a feature that automatically selects the camp closest to the goal.

I don’t understand about the dragon city…

It’s truly a hidden side hole…

I can’t even see the lacewing icon.