12 Advanced Tips for Monster Hunter Rise You Need to Know

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[@湯豆腐-r4k]

ありがとうございます！

[@SS-ze5qq]

ありがとうございますクリスさん

[@somedude2468]

Arigato Chris-sama

[@senavell]

ありがとうございます thank you!!

[@no-nt3dx]

ありがとうございます！

[@NiteSaiya]

The ability to throw barrel bombs down from the air is super useful for applying blights in Rampage. All of those fire/thunder/water barrel bombs that drop don't have to be placed by a gate before the wave starts. You can hold onto them and when you see a lot of monsters clumped together, just wirebug over them and spike the barrel bomb down onto them and you can apply waterblight, thunderblight, or fireblight to every monster you catch in the explosion.

[@dan_da5213]

really satisfying to do too. Zoom above them, throw down bomb and air dodge before the blast hits you

[@squiddler7731]

I'm upset that I never thought to do this until now, dang

[@alicelenn7579]

Thanks for the tips. As a new player this is usefull👍

[@1ztype343]

Bazelgeuse reborn

[@qcydios]

You can also put down the 2 you can by the gate or whatever and as soon as you enter the air you can throw a third elemental barrel bomb

[@Darkherojl]

A little something that I recently discovered is that you can re-arrange the auto-crafting order. I use it so when I have a Potion and a First Aid Med, it prioritizes to auto-craft First Aid Med+ when I pick some honey

[@artoriuslima]

Oh shit this is really underrated, thanks man

[@SumitShrivastava17]

Holy shit. Man fuck the amount of mega potions i have crafted.

[@derpyJinastator]

A better way is Just putting your first aid med+ in the radial wheel. As long as you don't have any in your inventory but have the crafting materials for it, it will auto craft and consume the item. It is useful if you only want first aid med+ crafted only when you want use them. That way you don't have leftovers after a hunt. Also works with other items as well.

[@MiraSmit]

How?

[@danquaza9275]

You can actually turn the auto craft off all together so you can choose everything you want to craft individually. Just use the wheel for your most used crafting options and bam!! Your good

[@alathreon8315]

For tip 7, don't put bombs near the head at all, put them near a part that you want to break, it's even more effective against hard parts since bombs will always do the same damages.

[@venar4248]

Thx you said it first :) very important :)

[@Ostrid1]

What if I wanna break horns?

[@matasa7463]

@@Ostrid1 Put the bombs behind where the GS is trying to hit. They can still trigger it but get the wake up hit.

[@BowandSvent]

This. If you put em near the tail instead you just ruin the potential followups of any bladed weapons going after a tail cut. Blunts aren't the only weapon type that matter. Always aim to break something.

[@MOEMOEKYUNBEAM]

This was about the only way to farm Goss Biles which are obtained from breaking his back. who the fk thought it was a good idea to put the rare drop on breaking a hard to access shitzone. Drove me nuts.

[@darthplagueis13]

Tip for farming materials: Hitting a monster with another monsters attack when wyvern riding forces it to drop up to three items. If there's a fight between monsters and the one that loses that fight wasn't the one you want to ride, you can launch it into your target monster the same way you can launch it into walls, which will make the target monster rideable and dismount you from the monster you're currently sitting on.

[@icemythic6076]

A further tip for wiredashing: The X and A button versions of the dashes have shorter wirebug cooldowns than the ZR one so use those if you don't need precision and just want to get around quickly.

[@Siriusangelhowler]

Only learning this after 200h, thanks

[@aroguetale2815]

Damn i actually gotta see this thanks friend

[@equinox-XVI]

It took me over 150 hours to learn this, but it's so useful once you know.

[@twary1911]

Oh nice didn’t know this, thanks.

[@awakenedcrowl]

Really good to know, I usually just spam the ZR one for anything, since I can aim it anywhere quickly with motion controls

[@LaserTractor]

ALSO If you didn't know. While riding a monster you are NOT limited to 2 attacks. Just experiment with your left stick directions (or WASD on keyboard) while attacking. Monsters sometimes can have 4-6 available attack moves, long range included.

[@Evan-mt7bc]

A Rampage specific tip from me is use Blast weapons in Rampages. Everytime any monster is afflicted with a status condition you get 50 points which levels you up a lot faster and almost guarantees maximum rewards from Rampages so it's highly recommended you create a Teostra Dual Blades set just for Rampages because Dual Blades apply Blast the most often and Teostra Soul gives you a slightly better Blast proc chance. This will ensure you're leveling up the absolute fastest you can which not only makes your Rampages faster and even easier but you're rewards are tied to your level at the end of the Rampage which can still let you get full rewards even if you miss a quest like say the RNG dependent Villager repel quest. Makes Rampages far more tolerable since you have to do less of them overall.

[@00eshi]

Extra tip: choose a gathering type Palico, it helps you to get a lot more rewards. You can even bring two if you are willing to give the palimute up.

[@randodox8375]

Your palico also can get lucky and obtain you a rare drop such as Gem and Plate from the monster you hunt. My palico pludered alot of rare stuff and it really help me saved time farming.

[@chaoswraith]

oh yeah. palico nearly doubles the stuff you get per hunt

[@aidankocherhans9861]

I didn't know you could bring two palicos!

[@aoitenshi1]

@@aidankocherhans9861 but on the downside you can no longer ride a palamute around... that's a pretty big drawback imo.

[@-beebo]

@@aoitenshi1 I’ve found that effective wirebug usage is the same and sometimes even better than riding a palamute

[@DraegoMH]

Using mushrooms on Motley mix gives Herbal medicine, a much better alternative to antidote since it's faster to consume. Small monster parts also gives a lot of Catalysts if you ever need it.

[@Buphido]

Not only is it faster to consume, it also regenerates some health. It saved my life more than once against apex rathian.

[@cobalt6467]

This tip i needed

[@jasonjohns9907]

The fast consumption is the best part because you use it with Wide Range builds and you no longer need to bring Speed Eating. One of my friends heard me talking with my fiance about Rise and decided he'd buy it. I was worried he would hate it and have wasted his money so I've been playing a bit more support to save him from endless carting. I'm not babysitting him with healing, but needless to say Rathian was his first wall. He has no idea how to deal with blights and ailments, so me bringing Nullberries and Herbal Medicine is saving our quests.

[@Buphido]

@@jasonjohns9907 that’s awesome. I tried getting my brothers into MH back with World too. My older brother got hooked instantly, my younger brother saw me play Charge Blade and decided to try it for himself against my attempts to dissuade him, got walled at Paolomu and sadly quit.

[@DraegoMH]

@@Buphido I'm a CB main, and I would say it's a bad weapon to get into MH. Most Twitch streamer I've watched who tried MH strangely chose CB, maybe because it has shield. Sadly most of them quit as well which is sad. None of them didn't even charge their shield even once. 😂

[@randommaster06]

If you are farming Bnahabra and Alteroth parts, Spread 3 is the best way to do it. If you stay under a minimum amount of damage, the bugs won't explode.Spread 3 (uncharged) will stay below this minimum and is much faster than waiting on poison.

[@ZephCe]

One other interesting Tip I learned is that if you need to sharpen your weapon mid fight and dont want to be locked to the animation, you can sheathe your weapon, ride your palamute and then sharpen your weapon, this allows you to move around while sharpening your weapon in the middle of fights

[@jaredkeele3761]

For someone like me who uses the palico more, if I ever need a quick sharpen or need to pop some consumables I just flash bomb the monster for some room to breath

[@ShatteredGlass916]

You can do a bunch of things while riding Palamutes, such as: - Sharpening your weapon - gathering items - throwing kunai, elemental beattles, tranq bombs, flash bombs, other small bomb-esque object (dunno about Small Barrel Bomb and Large Barrel Bombs) - attacking (it has shit damage, so use them only on either the Rock Lizard or Bushes) - mining - carving monster In addition, if you sprint and jump using your Palamute and then jumps out of it you can gain a taller jumps, which helped a lot for wall climbing.

[@santcee]

​@@ShatteredGlass916 10 months later I know, but if your Palamute uses the Heal Blade Scroll, you can hop on it and attack to ensure it heals because a majority of the time it doesn't attack close enough to anyone.

[@donnybarnes7470]

The vertical jump with the wire bug has about a 15%-20% decrease in time it takes to regenerate compared to the right bumper jump

[@b-trav8773]

You forgot scale and stone lizards in maximizing loot, tip use a kuni and don't kick them, you'll get 3 drops instead of 1

[@skelletorjo3227]

I just hit them with the Palamute. 3 drops as well.

[@phatoume227]

You can also attack them with your wrapping up to 3 times, but Kunais are faster and more precise.

[@superjoe1015]

I recently discovered that when I accidentally hit it while cutting the bushes with the kunai.

[@legomaster2538]

I did not know that! Thanks for tips everyone 👍🏻

[@ChiriConCarne]

7:33 For killed monsters, at the 10-second countdown, go to the map screen and ready to fast travel to your base, then try to listen to the "Shamizen" (the Japanese guitar-like instrument) in the victory music. As you hear the first tone, proceed to fast travel. You should get the quest complete during the black screen between the wirebug animation, and landing animation, this will send you directly to the rewards screen. For captured monsters, wait for the first descending flute to finish, then fast travel to your base.

[@idriss-289]

just hanging with your wirebug is fine

[@Nrt2Pnt0]

ZL+X then B

[@lucendence4710]

Just wirefall lmao

[@Mekudan]

@@lucendence4710 using wirebug is slower than fast travel for the animation skip

[@lucendence4710]

@@Mekudan no, literally just wirefall to cancel the victory animation

[@ivaldi13]

Good tips! Gotta' note also that gathering from a zinogre, especially an apex, is a bigger deal than just some bugs (which are already good for filling in zinogre point values for equipment or selling for stacks of zenny), too; you can also get shockfur/electrofur and apex shockshells from them. Also, fireblight from the red vents is nice, but I like waterblight from the blue ones more. Waterblight increases the HZVs (hitzone values) of all parts, which means greater damage, but also means that Weakness Exploit can trigger where it otherwise wouldn't, thus a lot more damage and, thanks to Master's Touch, a lot less sharpness loss. It's a great time to break otherwise resilient parts, like bazel or apex rathalos wings, basarios tails, and more. Mushrooms are really efficient for Motley Mix because you get a fairly high yield of the item that you were going to combine them into, herbal medicine, and more dango tickets than you can spend! Using points on raw meat is fine and all, but gathering shrooms is certainly already on the to-do list, and it basically ensures that you never have to pay for a meal and suffer low skill activation chances.

[@KARLOSPCgame]

In the volcano you can also trigger the lava with a large bomb, so you do not need to use the monster's bonk

[@Tekke334]

No shit

[@thescentoflemons3501]

Wyvern’s fire works too for all you gun and gunlance users (All this Works for the avalanche in Iceborne in hoarforst reach as well)

[@TheVictor126]

@@thescentoflemons3501 also for the top of the flooded forest temple and similar blocked paths!

[@velshyrym3935]

4:13 another very good way to use bombs on a sleeping monster is placing them in a row along the body and letting a cb saed wake up. That damage is second only to the great sword true charge slash, plus the element explosions will detonate the bombs so others dont have to worry about them

[@prestonriegel4607]

Is it? In world probably so, but iirc the longsword has a counter that serves as the second-best wakeup in the game if you have red guage.

[@Jack-jj3zs]

@@prestonriegel4607 which move is this? Been playing longsword and don’t really feel like my wakeups do anything

[@prestonriegel4607]

@@Jack-jj3zs serene pose iirc. Counter a barrel bomb with it and you can hit 1k pretty consistently.

[@Jack-jj3zs]

@@prestonriegel4607 y'know I completely forgot you can do that

[@karmicknight]

It bothers me so much when people wake up the monster with low damage attacks/put bombs by the head when I have red spirit on a Longsword, feels like they just robbed me of a TCS

[@jatinmarcob2128]

"Or you can throw them at a long sword users" *Expected a joke laughing at LS mains but showing that it helps them when coordinated*

[@OyeBeto]

same lol

[@ConstructmanPsion]

Don't know all the LS mechanics; how does throwing the barrel bomb at them help them? I assume it has something to do with draw attacks?

[@LloydTheZephyrian]

@@gamecavalier3230 As a Lance Main since Iceborne (though have retroactively become one for GU and 3U outside of water since then), it just sucks knowing that the ONE thing Lance was known for is now done better by a weeb stick.

[@damiankirishima]

@@ConstructmanPsion Basically we have the Iai counter which does really good damage, gives a lot of I-frames, and raises our Spirit Gauge (LS equiv of a CB's Phials.) Unfortunately, we have to counter where we would normally get hit, and we have to be near the monster for this to work. Small barrel bombs work around this because they let us get a counter anytime we want to (When the monster is getting ridden, is knocked down, etc) and let us choose WHERE to get a counter. Hope this helped

[@Pinkdiamond6660]

LS is not a weeb stick last I checked my bf doesn't watch anymore and doesn't give a fuck about Japanese culture he just simply enjoys long sword, but let's be honest these aren't American games bud Soo if u really wanna be technical look in the mirror​@@LloydTheZephyrian

[@zekromfury]

You can also skip the animation for the end of quest by hanging off of vines, being mid-teleport to a base camp, or by being in a base camp as well!

[@equinox-XVI]

Basically anything that isn't touching the ground on the map

[@chillprinter23]

Crawling in a small tunnel will also cancel the animation.

[@finn338]

or if you’re an insect glaive user you can grip onto any wall surface and skip it that way too

[@midnightowlartyt]

For tip 11 actually you can teleport to a camp at the last second and end it a bit faster, teleporting doesn’t do the small 2 second pause like the wirebug things does.

[@zero_2296]

or just wait inside camp so you don't need to time it

[@theneed80g]

@@zero_2296 or just hang on a wall with insect glaive :$

[@Gugassauro]

@@zero_2296 and restock your items

[@mh-dalamsecondchannel7930]

For number 9, I've found out another Wirebug technique that I've seen almost no-one use, although it might be a little situational. If you're out of Wirebugs and still want to climb up a wall from the ground, you don't have to wait for a recharge! All you have to do is do a wire fall maneuver like you would do *with* wirebugs, and do that right against a wall. While you won't jump very high, you will still latch on to the wall and climb up as if you had used a wirebug!

[@SodaNaranja]

You can also just ride your palamute, jump with it and if the wall is too high dismount mid air, the character will start wallrunning

[@fernandosoto7712]

I do this all the time too and it's true, I've seen people staring at the wall waiting for their wirebugs

[@equinox-XVI]

In my experience, I found that every way to climb a wall in rise is: - Any wirebug move into a wall, including wirefall from the ground - The "no wirebugs" animation (like you said) - Jumping off a palamute into a wall will result in a wall climb (like the first reply said) But what's more interesting to me is the ways in which you can *avoid* climbing a wall: - Jumps from ledges will not climb walls - Midair dodging will also never climb walls. This also applies to dodging out of a midair stop. Keeping track of when the hunter will and will not climb walls has allowed me to have a lot more control that I would otherwise in way more scenarios than usual.

[@DuncDog]

@@equinox-XVI NOT attaching to walls is extremely useful, particularly when doing laps for Mining nodes on the Volcano Expedition! That one vertical vent hole was giving me nightmares until I stumbled into using the B or A dash to make the final landing, instead of a ZR one.

[@ryanepps2183]

Yeah bro the ZL+ZR one is what I always use to start wall runs. It's mad cool

[@alicelenn7579]

Thank you for this. I am a new player of mh rise and this vid helps a lot. My favorite weapon is the switch axe. I also love it that people in the comments are giving tips too.

[@darkness2101]

Extra tip: You can sharpen your weapons without sheathing if you use whetstone from quick menu. Work for every weapons, not just SnS.

[@equinox-XVI]

Extra tip, do not do this when your in demon mode with dual blades. It will eat your stamina while you sharpen. Exit demon mode and then sharpen.

[@milokopi613]

adding in on this, you should sharpen while mounted on a palamute so you can move mid fight.

[@zero_2296]

adding in on this once you've unlocked all fast travel you can abandon your dog and get another cat for more supporting skills, would recommend getting a gatherer palico for more free items

[@jasonjohns9907]

Adding on this, just play Gunlance bro.

[@ElusiveS3NPAI]

🤣

[@Ctharo]

To add on to the different Wiredash options, the best Wiredash is ZL, A by far. It travels directly forward at the highest speed, in relation to _the angle of the hunter's footing._ stand on a tree trunk or the top of a cliff and use the Lateral Wiredash, you'll be ZOOMING.

[@KARLOSPCgame]

To add to this, the wiredash you can do in the air is the longer distance version you do when you do Wiredash A on the ground So if you are near a ledge is better to jump then A then Airdash then Wiredash upward

[@equinox-XVI]

I remember there is a specific spot in Flooded Forest that I love to abuse this. It's a tree near a ledge and when you horizontal wiredash off it's base, it send you flying with tons of air space to keep the momentum.

[@SharqF1n]

This sounds really fun lol. Gotta try it out

[@ChaiGptea1010]

I discovered the animation skip for the quest ending by myself, and it feels really nice to have a way to skip over things so I can get back to beating up monsters :)

[@romanfuchs1932]

Its pretty easy to discover but did u know that the animation skip is even faster if u fast travel at the end of a quest

[@ChaiGptea1010]

@@romanfuchs1932 wow thanks for that, I just tried that

[@equinox-XVI]

I learned it by accident while messing around with glaive. I wanted to end the quest in the air, so I used everything it had to get as much height as possible. When it ended, the animation got skipped and I was like, "Wow, I could use that more often." Took me like another 80 hours to figure out just holding a wirebug achieved the same affect. But I got some nice endscreens in the process so I'm not mad.

[@lazyryan3766]

@@equinox-XVI i think i saw someone comment that hanging on the wall with the glaive saves even more time, like teleporting to base camp at the last second or, in my experience, mounting a weapon in rampage

[@Panzerschreck9]

I'm glad I saw this. There were some things I knew from past videos like hanging with your wirebug at the end of a quest, some things I found out in my own through playing (charms and talons) and some things I never even heard of like piranhas and barrel bomb placement as well as multiplayer consideration. Props!

[@JangelDangel]

Also if you go to options and go to game settings HUD map type to detailed you'll get a more zoomed in mini map. Then while you're out on a mission you can change what is shown on the mini map by changing the settings on the big map, the one that brings up fast travel, to gathering spots.

[@-pressxtostart-]

This is the best tip i figured out, really good

[@ricky_pigeon]

As a great sword user, nothing makes me more mad than people putting bombs on the head.

[@stalhein62]

One thing I haven’t found anyone say in guides but I found out for myself - while riding a monster, heavy attacks will often be part of a two or three heavy attack chain if you keep attacking and don’t dodge cancel out of it. That way if you manage to catch the other monster off guard, you can deal a lot of damage quickly, including during the window for the finisher.

[@skelletorjo3227]

If you do cancel the animations on the first attack of the chain the wirebugs recharge faster.

[@vale9327]

Fun Facts about tip #11, you get to the rewards screen even faster if you travel back to camp at the right time, even faster than hanging in the air, also you can hang in the air to skip the animation when you hit return from quest or abandon quest

[@Giant_O]

For the "quest-ending" animation thing tgat is faster while in the air: you can actually teleport to base camp right before tge timer runs out and it at least feels like it is even faster as it basically doesn't even finish drawing "Quest Competed"-Stamp. But even if its not faster I recommend trying just because ot Looks funny.

[@DenylR]

Ah I was about to say this, sir. Definitely feels faster than hanging in the air

[@kngaming4475]

I was expecting something that the majority already knew but damn these are great info. Thanks man!

[@PRodi_]

Thank You❤ - I just started playing MH Rise in VR and this game in that mode is AMAZING!!!

[@lonewolfnergiganos4000]

I can't be the only one here who's ready to see the mods of Rise.

[@SexxStar]

then go on nexus mods.

[@devv197]

I’ve already heard about a couple god charm mods.

[@KARLOSPCgame]

Waiting for see the Wolf Link and Midna palico with a BoTW link hunter

[@equinox-XVI]

@@KARLOSPCgame I literally made my first palamute wolf link colors with a midna colored scarf. Actual skins would be epic.

[@kmach1nex]

There already are but a lot of them seem to use Cheat Engine so use at your own risk. I'd be more interested in QoL mods or appearance mods. Cheating in 999 of all materials or something makes the game boring imo.

[@DJFlare84]

#5 - I like to use this opening to look for a spare wirebug in the area because having 3 really amps up your wyvernriding damage in most cases.

[@Nesetera]

For tip 10 you can also put your argosy to farm Popfishes so you transform them into Gourmet Fish, which heals all of the red gauge and keeps healing even more for a minute or so. From this you get one of the best healing items on the game and also Dango Tickets. Edit: Tecnically you can do it with every kind of fish but Popfishes give you them most after returning from a quest.

[@awakenedcrowl]

DAMN, THANKS!! I was always sad cuz I thought there wasn't an item like this in Rise. Was always looking for a Tanzia-Chips/Astera-Jerkey alternative

[@iorifori91]

Imma call you popfish legend

[@lastdancer99]

Hot damn this is good

[@awakenedcrowl]

Sadly tho, they take ages to eat without fast eating skill ._. So not quite an Astera-Jerkey/Tanzia-Chips alternative for me :/

[@poza7785]

The direction you hold on the left stick when wyvern riding determines the move you use.

[@AWanderingSwordsman]

I feel like the wyvern riding section you could have mentioned that holding different directions gives you different attacks. Some of these are much better (like back heavy with narga gives you the tail slam doing way more damage than anything else it can do).

[@wholestar]

You can make Magnamalo fire his laser with holding back on the joystick and doign a heavy attack, only when he's pissed off/in his angy mode though.

[@wholestar]

Reading this comment back it might also be holding the joystick forward, I'm not sure anymore. But it's either of the two!

[@aurelionsolofficial]

@@wholestar it is back heavy Front heavy is a jump into tail stab ^^

[@Trowelhands]

I can't believe I've been playing the Switch version since launch and not known about tip 4. I was always under the assumption the game wouldn't let you rebuy the power/armorcharms once you owned them. Kind of like the combo books of older Gens. Thanks for the tips! You guys hunt really well!

[@LloydTheZephyrian]

You could buy multiple copies of the Combo Books in older games. In fact, I think one deco in GU used the first Combo Book as an ingredient. It's just that you can only carry ONE of each book in your POUCH.

[@Mideniko_Asteri]

hey thank you so much for adding in the visual diagram at 6:46 for the controllers I think that was a really good thing

[@lptimey]

7:35 you can also farcast/ quicktravel to camp It is faster if the load happens during the blackscreen and equal during the starting and landing part of the animation

[@Philsaegan]

Just something to improve (if someone hasn't already) for Tip 11: Skipping Victory screens If you quick-travel to any base just as the quest timer runs out, the Victory screen flies out faster and puts you at the Reward screen sooner than the Air trick.

[@アポカリプス零]

A small secret easter egg for mhr players. Do you think your cohoot is useless? It actually collect stuff, and hide them in the big tree in the buddy area after every quest, and it usually hold up to 5 items (5 quest). So yes if you didn't know, now you do.

[@fernando47180]

time to go rob it blind!

[@Tamanegi_Kay]

For tip 10, remember that if you use the third wiredash (the one where you aim), it would have a longer cooldown compared to the other two wiredashes. Also, if you use the second one while standing on a slanted area, try doing it while going uphill (like a tiny rock in Lava Caverns for example) - you would go _much_ farther than the other two wiredashes

[@kinsan89]

Bonus tip for LS mains. If you have red meter and a large barrel bomb when a monster falls asleep, place the barrel bomb far enough away to hit you but not the monster. Unsheathe your sword and hit it with the poke attack then IMMEDIATELY use your ZL + A move, the super wirebug counter. With the right timing, it is one of the most powerful wakeup attacks in the game with little setup

[@karmicknight]

I just use a small barrel bomb and do the same thing, feels safer to me since there's virtually no way to mess it up apart from spacing or forgetting to have 2 wire bugs available, you can also use a small barrel bomb to proc iai slash so you can gain red spirit from mounting

[@kinsan89]

@@karmicknight true, but I like using the large one since I can manually detonate it in case I place it too early, but that's also a good way to do it

[@Kanashi_9]

I refuse to skip the victory cutscene, as its a huge dopamine hit after fighting a monster for 30 mins.

[@ChewyCatfish]

Additional tips: 1. You can press the down button at the shop to instantly buy 9999 items. 2. Pressing L + analog stick down allows you to access the quest board without walking towards it 3. Sleep bombing is generally frowned upon with veteran hunters since heavy hitting weapons and team damage during sleep animation will easily out dps setting bombs

[@prevy]

this is one of the only videos where almost all the tips were super useful, awesome video!

[@akataro0309]

過去作プレイしてるのに剥ぎ取り仕様気づいてなかった。ためになりました！

[@jweather66]

Addition to #5: You can turn off the ability to initiate wyvern riding with an attack. In the game settings you can make it so you have to press A while sheathed, which makes it easy to do some damage if you get it off before they break free.

[@equinox-XVI]

Funny story about the rampage skill transfer. I noticed that for the insect glaive, there was a weapon tree that resulted in a lot of glaives with kinsect level 8. Leading into that tree was a glaive with the kinsect level boost skill. I thought that if I got that skill and then upgraded it all the way down the tree, I would unlock some secret level 9 kinsect. Sadly, that did not happen. It gets capped at level 8 and cant be increased any further. On the bright side, there was one glaive in the tree that ended at kinsect level 7, so it was useful for that one. But for the rest, it just became a wasted rampage skill.

[@doemon2423]

tip number 13, when wyvern riding they have 4 directional heavy attacks. This tip everyone i played with didnt know about

[@FKF-zi9qc]

カメラ距離の設定知らんかった... thank you!!!

[@hangoverstatusinvincible8819]

As far as sleep bombing, Ive never seen a MH community worse with insta-waking monsters, its so rare to actually have a chance to bomb with Rise randoms haha

[@petersmith5883]

Because sleep bombing dmg didn't scale with mhr monster hp , compare to world its like x2 So it is much better to continue your party's combo throughout the monster sleeping and waking animation Though you can still sleep bomb if the monster runs away to sleep but it rarely happens in rise, but some of the added new events with buff hp /dmg happens frequently.

[@eat5802]

@@petersmith5883 correct me if I’m wrong but I don’t remember MHW bombs ever scaling with monster health? And also keep in mind that we’re still in high rank and not g rank, so these non-scaling barrel bombs are likely going to do more than the high rank weapons you’ll have on you, if they didn’t then no one would use barrel bombs. And finally, the real reason more people are awakening monsters without bombs is because rise has way more new people, and the game never tells them that bombs are smart to use against sleeping monsters, so how should new players know? Rise is definitely meant to be a game focused towards new players more so than older titles, and that’s probably because of how many new fans the popularity of world brought in.

[@JohnDoe-oo2lj]

@@eat5802 Rise HR monsters have far more HP than World HR monsters did, almost as much as World MR ones. For instance, using Anjanath :Anjanath in World has 18239 HP at MR, 5681 at HR and 3528 at LR, while in Rise Anjanath in the HR Hub quest has 13k HP and ~7500 HP in the LR one. So Rise LR Anjanath almost an HP pool almost as big as an LR Anjanath+HR Anjanath from World combined! So, while a sleep bombing does 150*7+300=1350 dmg in both World and Rise, it does almost 25% of an HR Anjanath in World, while it does only 10% of an HR Anjanath in Rise. That's what the first reply meant by "didn't scale with Mhr monster hp". As a result, sleep bombing in Rise is in fact a dps loss in most of cases, since the time spent placing bombs and readying the wake-up attack is so high for a measly 10% HP, that just using the sleepy&waking up animation to continue doing damage is better. Just use 4 powerful silkbind moves in that time frame, and the team is already ahead of sleep bombing, and that's not even counting regular attacks...

[@eat5802]

@@JohnDoe-oo2lj aahh, I guess I misunderstood the first comment, that makes a lot more sense. thanks!

[@firstswordcorvus7368]

I'm always bombing the head cause horns. One thing I found out about the raw meat, can only summon the piranhas with it once per room otherwise you're wasting raw meat

[@karmicknight]

Bombing the head is great when you don't have a greatsword longsword on the team, their wake up will do more damage to both the horns and the monsters health bar than bombs can

[@_Rafael04]

A extra for tip 11. If out of wirebugs, the end anination can also be skipped by wallrunning or climbing vines/ropes while the timer runs out

[@kocokan]

How to improve your skill: watch speedruns after you are comfortable using the weapon

[@Beesechurger_73]

Great Tips!

[@adammccraw7379]

All of these tips are ridiculously useful and I haven't seen anyone else mention them. Cheers mate.

[@thomkalsbeek8611]

Another useful tactic in most cases is equiping both your companions with sleep or poison weapons. Their damage is almost negligable anyway, so getting a free poison or even a free sleep proc on most hunts is super useful.

[@RyanRamlethal]

As a GS main, I confiirm tip7 is a must know for every single hunter out there. It is super frustrating when you see people place bombs near the head when the moster falls asleep...

[@catgoaaaaaaaaaaa6152]

One time someone (I can't remember if it was a random or my friend) placed bombs right in front of where I was charging and I had to aim away and reposition before I could try another slash. Truly is annoying, especially when you're midcharge and then you slam the bomb and lose the wake-up hit

[@karmicknight]

@@catgoaaaaaaaaaaa6152 it feels even more annoying on LS, some players know that GS is amazing on wake ups but even fewer players know that LS has an amazing wake up, as an LS main that was once a GS main it peeves me so bad when people place bombs or just immediately wake up the monster.

[@chester1882]

Oh damn, not even 2 mins in and I’m learning how many things you can throw. Damn that “hidden” rampage skill is pretty neat find

[@lenardestacio2102]

it gets overwritten. You can only have one skill. Now if i'm wrong, someone please tell me how to do it correctly but, there's literally a warning in red that says (current ramp up skill will get overwritten)

[@mylyfeyafizzlahyahnue]

You know, a lot of these tips I've taught only myself when playing MHR so I'm so giddy when I see them being demonstrated on video, especially the monster riding Rajang energy beam strat XD

[@Lanzetsu]

Nice tip on the Bombs, I usually go for the part I want to brake first, for instance head in Diablos because of the Horns or Wings/Tail on Rathalos

[@foxplys520]

Something that can be added to tip 11 is that it's not only being airborne. Fast traveling can also skip the animation(which is what I personally do) and being in the camp also skips the quest end animation

[@KyoryuGaming]

with tip number 2, im so glad I played some of the older titles. in MHFU you also have the option to mine the back of basarios and Gravios, in MHP3RD you can use a bugnet to capture the bugs on his back. I'm so happy they kept this little mechanics!

[@thegreedy211]

The habit where old players had to set bombs after the monster were sleeping or fallen down to beat him or increase dmg has changed quite a bit as for what Ive watched, aaaand I could say that this new technique you mention in the video takes a whole lot of damage so it's good for me lol. Great tips btw!

[@ちくわ大明神-v8l]

11のクリア演出スキップは、クエストが終わる直前にファストトラベルした方がより速くなりますね

[@Bunnycatnielle]

As a dedicated item-dispenser the ability to throw certain items is amazing! Even after a few hundret hours i didn't know that option exists!

[@raven2770]

Thanks Chris,didn't know about that rampage skills.

[@ratking1330]

One thing I haven't seen players on pc do yet is adjust their auto shout outs to give better context to what's going on in the fight and what they are doing. You can set it to say when you are sharpening a weapon or healing for example.

[@TarisRedwing]

This reminds me I still need to get Rise on PC, but after I get done with God of War on PC lol its so good. These are some top tier tips!

[@XanderRevival935]

I loved how I knew 11 of them and was like “man these I know of!” until the 12 and I was like “oh really!?” Thanks for that tip TDS!

[@esvedra]

A lot of useful stuff here, thank you so much!

[@sumo8709]

I was looking for FOV! Had no idea it was under camera. Thanks TDS!

[@take7991]

ありがとうございます！🙇‍♀️

[@rinlen002]

Regarding #11: it's not limited to just being airborne (wall running, falling, giant wirebug, etc.). It also seems to work with standing on destroyable structures, like the buildings in area 9 of the Shrine Ruins and the pillars in the arena. If they're still intact enough to climb up and stand on, you can use them to skip the ending animation (and end on a pose or gesture of your choosing).

[@DamnDizzi]

Super helpful to a newbie monster hunter player

[@blakerenimu9033]

I was wondering about how to use the pirañas! Thanks!

[@FighterPL]

Great video!

[@Ned666]

*throws barrel bomb at you*

[@FighterPL]

@@Ned666 yes

[@maki-notaba24]

カメラの視野角を広げられるのは知らなかった。この動画のお陰で狩りがもっと楽しくなりそう。 I didn't know about camera settings. Your video made my hunting fun.

[@shadowxeon3712]

I figured out being in the air ended the quest quicker really quickly. But now I know I can just hang with a wire bug instead of using my insect glaive to go really high into the air.

[@phillipfiorentino]

This is very handy. I knew a few of these, but these things are what I show anyone new to the game.

[@MemeDarg]

Thanks for the Camera tip! I had no idea! god it's so much better now!

[@kuroakevizago]

Thanks TDS for the amazing video

[@dhekti]

I'd also add, if a secondary monster comes to your target monster, and it becomes rideable, ride it, deal damage to target monster, then LAUNCH IT TO THE TARGET MONSTER. That way you can make either bump it into walls for damage, or fight the secondary monster for loot.

[@ozzy1243]

That's wyvern riding 101. Not so secret.

[@dhekti]

@@ozzy1243 you wouldn't believe how many don't know that tho. So many people in multi on PC don't do it. Heck, some even launch monsters into walls only ONCE. It's obvious for us, but there's new players all the time, especially right now

[@makichan000]

The second one surprised me! Thanks for noting it!!

[@PerfectDarkly]

You don't need to do a Wirebug Dash in order to use the A-button hang in the air, either. If you're jumping off a ledge, or when you're falling after hopping off a Wyvern Ride, you can just use the A hang and then dodge out of it to boost in whatever direction you'd like without spending a Wirebug. Very useful for keeping your mobility flowing without running out of resources. Also, you can skip the victory animation for quests by just hanging on vine walls, or standing on destructible terrain (boulders, Arena pillars, installation platforms in Rampages, etc.). The game only feels comfortable playing them when you're on stable ground basically lmao

[@danielbrigato3661]

I’ve been playing mhr for months now and didn’t know about many of these tips lol thanks!

[@cil-one7423]

A normal tip from a normal hunter: you are able to climb walls without wirebugs! Just walk up towards the wall and use and of the wirebug commands to scale up the wall!

[@DAWIDrockstoneKMK]

About not which I did not know. And as always, great background music. Good job

[@naerolf09]

if u warp to base camp with farcaster or via map fast travel u can skip the cutscene faster and if u wirebug with A or X u regain your wirebug charge faster

[@SilverAndMC]

Nice I didn't know you could throw bombs and the camera angle fix was much needed ty lol

[@CJ_IceCissalc]

The bombs.. Reminds me of back old times at Alatreon in 3, sleep bombing him to break horns then wings 😂 Awesome tips!

[@EX-XI]

1:投げられるアイテムって実は多いよ 2:百竜スキルは強化前の武器から引き継ぎできるよ 3:ダウン中とかに素材が取れるモンスターがいるよ 4:爪と護符は両方持つと両方効果が発動するよ 5:操竜待機状態は10秒くらい続くから有効活用しようね 6:溶岩洞のギミック使おうね 7:睡眠時にモンスターの弱点を爆弾で守るな 8:操竜時の攻撃は回避でキャンセルできるよ 9:翔蟲の操作は3種類あるから使い分けようね 10:謹製おだんご券使おうね 11:クエスト終了時、空中に止まっていると少し早くなるよ 12:カメラの近さを調整しよう

[@cocoadrink_014]

日本語字幕なかったから助かります

[@Xenojiiva]

I’m at MR250 and still didn’t know some of these. Will definitely recommend this video to new players

[@steveozanshin]

Holy I actually didnt know about #12 and I played rise since launch on the switch. Time to fix that to prep for sunbreak lmao

[@moseph187]

A lot of people mentioning teleporting to camp is quicker for skipping the end animation but the most fun way by far is blast dashing through the air!

[@Y0y0Jester]

I've finished the base game yesterday with about 130h in. I didn't know most of these things. Sick