What Items To Bring to Each Quest - Monster Hunter Rise

[@CaptainAstronaut]

Thanks for watching, and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE!! If it seems like there's a SOMETHING missing from this video...you're right lol It was originally going to be a sponsored video for...something, and then things completely out of my control on the sponsor's end happened, so...here's the video without the sponsorship haha

[@Adam-cd8ej]

Rat

[@MangyB4033]

You can just use your kunai to detonate barrels.

[@aSquidMin]

Nooooo

[@flingza1798]

When is te next monster hunter rise stream

[@CaptainAstronaut]

@@flingza1798 Probably this summer, around the time Sunbreak releases

[@JustSomeMemes]

I am 100% sure that traps are better at getting monsters to leave an area than dung bombs.

[@CaptainAstronaut]

Trap Placement -> Monster Immediately leaves is a true combo

[@Rusty_Spy]

Facts

[@anenemystand5582]

I will not set my radial menu. I only feel Alive when I'm panickedly searching through my item pouch because I forgot where i put my mega potions.

[@pinktobio]

you are the bravest kind of hunter there is and i salute you

[@Thadesu]

Finally, another hunter with some hair on their chest 😂

[@aegu4387]

I find Flashbombs to be essential. Even for non-flying monsters (but especially for flying monsters), it’s a good way to give a free opening to sharpen and heal.

[@dragonkisser69]

I say "Every dope game has a fishing minigame in it" so often since your initial monster hunter video and I don't think that's ever going to leave my brain

[@slimey630]

Personally, I like to stack immunizer and gourmet fish for free health Regen during hunts, the effect is the same as the kushala set bonus, it means I can more effectively DPS and I spend less down time healing as long as I'm able to successfully Dodge the monsters hits, the only drawback is over the time it's going to take for one immunizer to expire you will have to eat about five gourmet fish, but if you stack it with recovery up, it's no biggie, since one fish with the skill and immunizer recovers as much as a mega potion and almost as fast, also, sushi fish make a great substitute for potions since they don't really need to be crafted, gain back just as much health (and I think cure bleed?), And great whetfish sharpen your weapon in ONE cycle, useful for the discerning gunlance player like myself since I always love spamming burst shot, but you don't have to put on speed sharpening, so that's nice. Plus, farming some types of fish is easy with to dine, and enough clout put into the argosy trader, and you can use motley mix to easily get buttloads of gourmet fish and dango tickets. NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF DA PHEEEEEEESH!!!!!

[@kawong3975]

WE DO NOT DISRESPECT THE HOLY GRAIL OF HEALING ITEMS DA PHEEESH

[@SeeK1n]

Got a new respect for the Pheeeesh! All hail the healing pheeeesh!

[@BluVapour]

*always bring a Dust of Life PLEASE*

[@organicleaf]

*laughs in solo player* *cries in no friends* (not a big fan of pubs)

[@BanermanArthropide]

Don't worry I always bring lifepowder on my quests Wait wdym use it

[@BanermanArthropide]

Good news I actually use dust of life sometimes

[@qwoovy2359]

Black, bisexual, likes Monster Hunter, AND Splatoon? He jus like me fr

[@stanker6115]

k as weird as this sounds i wish i was black so i could have the superpowers

[@qwoovy2359]

@@stanker6115 we don’t have super powers. just cool culture

[@THE_Mirage]

@@qwoovy2359 I'm everything here but bisexual lol hell I even used to play bass ...unless 😳

[@stanker6115]

@@qwoovy2359 and my relatives are racist as fuck

[@lycanthrogenic979]

@@stanker6115 You are racist. Guess the apple doesn't fall far, right? Separating and ranking people based on skin color is as racist as it gets.

[@MrHate1337]

I always carry 10 honey and 10 regular potions to combine during the quest, it's like starting a fight with 20 mega potions. What really makes it worth it, is the fact that when you use an item with your item wheel, it will auto combine it for you if you run out.

[@BlondeMcGuinn]

This is so helpful! I’m new to Rise and haven’t played World for a few years so I forgot/didn’t know about a lot of these. Big Ups and thank you!

[@AimlessJourney]

Small barrel bombs should be essential. You can use it to knock teamates out of stun/paralysis even if they have flinch free. You can quickly bomb yourself for free invincibility to avoid taking big damage. You can even use them to trigger the counters on ISS, the SNS Silkbind and TCS.

[@Blaze-the-snake]

True

[@Blaze-the-snake]

Also you can open up the wirebug screen and throw them as grenades

[@D1ab0lical]

Remember when Energy Drink was basically a Ration you could actually keep in your pouch to use instead of a Well Done Steak?

[@Sayurawesome11]

Good times, but im too lazy too farm dash juice

[@Rusty_Spy]

I say antidotes are essential. You never want to be in a situation where you don't have one or forgot to bring them for the monsters that inflict poison.

[@Crustee0]

I have only tried mh rise demo, but the poison is somehow really weak in rise? I recently decided to get back into monhun and chose mh3p, and the poison really saps the health and with fast tick too, compared to what i observe in rise demo

[@nervaaugustus7089]

Something to cure poison is essential, but actual Antidotes are worse than worthless. They take time to drink, time that the poison is using to tick your health away to nothing, and can be interrupted if not fully drank before you get hit or roll. Use Herbal Medicines, instead - not only are they almost instantaneous, but they give you a little bit of that health back, too. They're also so commonly obtained from Motley mixes (seriously, you get some every time you motley mix some excess mushrooms), that I often find I have more Herbal Meds than I ever do Antidotes.

[@nervaaugustus7089]

@@Crustee0 Normal poison's weak, but don't underestimate it if you're already hurting. It ticks faster than you might realize. Venom, on the other hand (the nasty stuff inflicted by Chameleos and the Apex Raths) will eat your health faster than you can say "holy storm drains, Batman!"

[@danieljames1868]

May as well just bring the herbal medicine instead, with motley mix it's easy enough to get anyways and it's a bit of health too

[@gabeulon3067]

Love your videos and always look forward to new ones

[@TheFurrLord]

There's an actual Felvine item too that you can get that makes it so if the Melynx and Felynes in the wild try to steal from you, they'll steal that instead of your good shit. Though in rise they are like... extremely passive... and kind of just sit there watching you... and then they may just steal a regular potion. They really did tone down the whole item theft in the game.

[@dondiots]

Such fun commentary. Love it bro❤

[@secretx3029]

it's crazy how much stuff you mentioned that would later on be added to the game like bleed, frenzy and defense down lol

[@akesan2374]

I'd argue Might Seed, Adamant Seed and their respective Power variants are essential. They give you a really good amount of extra Attack and Defense that lasts until you cart. The Defense ones are especially useful when you use a setup that doesn't have much protection.

[@koramora]

I totally knew about the charms before this video

[@Sqwivig]

My Splatoon friend got me into Monster Hunter so now I have a reason to watch your MH videos lol

[@Strix182]

I recommend bringing empty phials along when you're using Bow, and Gunpowder if you're using a Bowgun. If you have auto-crafting on for ammo, having these will allow you to pick up nuts and mushrooms and stuff and restock your ammo on the fly. Or, y'know, you could go back to camp. *I GUESS.*

[@blahblahblahhhhhh112]

Been helping a lot of newcomers, and I still tell them to bring 10 honey for more mega potions, out of habit. I forgot restocking at camps is a thing.

[@skadi2911]

I still bring them anyway, i don't want to waste time restocking 😅

[@cthtyler5995]

gourmet fish and life powder is all i need with the occasional mega barrel bomb for sleeping monsters and trolling people on win screens

[@knightslayer6161]

This channel feels like what Herny’s would be if he uploaded sometimes.

[@aSquidMin]

Nice photo of your marathon win btw

[@an0bserver2000]

something else to note is that if you have a hunting horn with sonic waves as one of its songs (as many of the game's best horns do), you wont need to worry about bringing sonic bombs at all. sonic waves now do damage in Rise, but they still retain their old ability of working as a sonic bomb built into your weapon.

[@catheriner999]

Love a man who is always carrying snacks.

[@VaskoGames]

I always bring dung bombs, makes things more "fun" ;)

[@BearP0lar]

Small barrel bomb can be used to trigger your own or friendly hunter guardpoints/counters. For example for SnS and SL, their silkbind guardpoints can be triggered by placing a bomb on the ground, unsheathing, and then doing the silkbind move with some timing.

[@GodSquid]

You were one melody away from singing the fairly odd parents theme song this entire video 😂😂

[@martelyggdrasil3655]

Not sure about the jokes (first time watching a video of this guy) but it is rather helpful and something most guides don't cover at all, so thanks even if a few years later.

[@MG1TheRed]

Apparently you can throw the small barrel bomb into the air if you have a counter move(like long sword)

[@nervaaugustus7089]

If you're in aiming mode (like for doing an aimed wiredash) you'll huck small barrel bombs like grenades.

[@devranyilmaz9806]

Personally I just bring as much healing items, bombs, traps (no tranqs though unless I need something specific), sonic and flash bombs I can carry. Also honey so I can craft mega potions on the fly instead of drinking normal potions like a fool. I also bring the ingredients for the ammo I use if I go with a Bowgun instead of melee. It’s usually Stickies and Clusters because those are the fun ones. Nothing like annoying the hell out of your Longsword teammates by sending them flying.

[@nervaaugustus7089]

My item loadout is typically this: *Potions, Mega Potions* - I get hit, I ain't ashamed of it. I don't mind sucking down some healing when my dumb ass gets slapped around a bit. Use first aid med+ first, followed by megas though - if you turn auto-crafting on, picking up honey in the field will automatically upgrade your regulars into new megas to replace the ones you used. You can also turn on auto-crafting to immediately turn herbs into replacement normals, and first aid meds into first aid med+ by picking up honey. Saves a lot of hassle on mid-hunt medicine upgrades. I don't use max or ancient pots; if I'm hurt enough that a mega won't heal it, I just retreat a bit and use two. Remember that potions heal more if you take the time to go through the whole drinking animation, and you can sprint to move a bit faster while doing so. *Well-done Steaks* - Because going into battle with crap stamina is a Bad Idea. One steak will instantly max out your max stamina and fully fill the bar (this is why I don't touch ancient potion), and you can use EZ rations from the box to keep it stable in a fight. *Traps and Tranqs* - Unless fighting an Elder Dragon, these can shave minutes off the end of a fight or create great openings for you and your allies to beat down a monster. I usually go for a cap unless my allies ask for a kill; tends to make getting rarer stuff like monster gems easier. *Large/Mega Barrel Bombs* - I like blowing up sleeping monsters when my partners in MP let me do so. Also, Rise introduces a lot of dope bomb tricks you can do when your allies won't let you put a monster to sleep. Climb up a wall, and wiredash over the monster's head - if you use a LBB or MBB in the air, you'll drop it down on them like you were doing your best Bazelgeuse impression, and you can do this three times in a single jump to carpet-bomb a monster. Outstanding for getting back breaks on Raths or Diablos, or snapping the wings off Chameleos, Teostra, and Kushala Daora. *Dung Bombs* - Considering that event quest Rajangs can kill you in a single grab, I've learned the hard way that these are absolutely lifesaving. Also you can still use 'em to get rid of monsters you don't wanna deal with, if they won't be nice enough to leave on their own, or forcing a monster to retreat so you can catch your breath. Just remember that if Magnamalo's fire turns pink, these will NOT work until he does his spastic circle charge & divebomb attack. *Flash Bombs* - Dunks fliers like Kushala, Teostra, and the Raths, and buys you some breathing room against anything else except Khezu. You can also use it to interrupt super attacks like Almudron's Mud Crash, Teostra's Supernova, Kushala's Vacuum Tornado and Chameleos's Venom Frenzy. *Charms/Talons* - Passively provides more stats. Always carry these once they're unlocked. *Lifepowder/Dust of Life* - Great for pulling allied asses out of the fire. *Herbal Medicines* - Better than Antidotes for curing poison. They don't have the long drinking animation an antidote has, and they give you some of the health the poison stole from you back. *Nullberries* - I almost want to call these situational. Fireblight and Hellfireblight can be cured with wirebugs or rolling, same with Blastblight, Thunderblight's pretty negligible if you avoid taking unnecessary hits, and you can roll around on dry land or use a couple wiredashes to cure waterblight and iceblight faster. Dragonblight, though, singlehandedly justifies the use of nullberries, especially if you're fighting Kushala Daora or C.G. Valstrax. If you're wearing Valstrax armor, you can go without berries since you have nothing to fear from blights - you *benefit* from Dragonblight and once you have Dragonblight on you, you'll have so much resistance that other blights can't stick. *Armor/Demon Powder* - Makes the whole team hit harder and not die as easy. Great for ensuring that your buddies make it through the hunt with minimum carting. I try to remember to toss them out before tough attacks, like Allmother Narwa's Dragonator Spin and whenever Magnamalo's flames turn pink. Everything else is much more situational or build-specific, like Dash Juice for running Bow/DBs, carrying ammo or coatings for guns and bows, and the like.

[@wholestar]

Demon powders and Armorskins barely make a difference, only providing +5 attack for regular and +7 for the mega's. We stopped bringing them completely because of this.

[@iiKeis12]

Oh I'm glad I got recommended this

[@Lilybun]

I always bring traps, trap materials and tranqs because i like capturing monsters. Extra trap materials are there because I forget to restock on a regular basis

[@mr.voidroy6869]

Small barrel bombs should be situational imo. If you are using GS it's literally broken. If a monster is down somehow you can put the bomb charge ur attack from draw then mash the strongarm stance and boom. Longsword is nice aswell. You can use it on a downed monster or to proc wyvern ride. to do a free ia spirit counter or a sacred sheath manual release counter into roundslash this is a free gauge. To do this either toss a bomb up and do spirit combo 1 draw attack and immediately do ur sheath counter move you need qs3 for this to work but qs is Mandetory imo no matter what. If you have tempered spirit blade you can get red gauge for free. It's a nice way if you only use sacred combo for wakeup dammage. It's the same setup with the stationary bomb. Place bomb draw spirit combo 1 then tempered spirit. Do this 3 times and ez red guage at the start of the hunt. Can easially open with sacred combo. Tempered blade is usually used imo when you can't get wirebug whisperer 3 to spam Sakura slash to build guage. Also if ur using longsword and the monster is asleep you can lay two mega bombs on his head, then turn away stand like 3-4 feet away. Face away wirebug toss the barrel bomb into the air. Do the spirit combo 1 draw then immediately use the spirit counter stance and press towards the monster to turn around. You won't get knocked back from this as the counter gives s AND it hits the monster before the bombs. Meaning it get the bonus rather than the bombs. And this will do a shitload of dammage. One last tip If ur in a team and can communicate. Do a wakeup sacred combo 3 on the monster with positioning try to land the second hit then the third and have like a shit ton of mega barrel bombs. Sence the combo has super armor you won't get knocked back if your doing the wakeup. While ur doing this have someone throw a mega bomb from the air or toss a normal one to proc the bombs after you hit the monster but before you hit the bombs with the third attack.

[@burnoutcat2387]

Rise cures my dash juice addiction But GenU and 4U violently YEET me back into it everytime

[@crystallemming6027]

Christ that hat has a Moh's hardness of at least eight

[@jahredharrison4069]

A surprising amount of dead items now that I think about it, new players probably don't even know what a Mega Nutrients is

[@godofsquirrels494]

I think we had them in world

[@teero121]

Man, having all these items and the lack of usefulness compared to the previous games spelled out like that really bums me out. To be fair, I've started with World but even I wouldn't mind getting paintballs or even finite pickaxes back. They definitely went too far with the streamlining of the items in Rise, imo.

[@marcusaaronliaogo9158]

Tbh, the only item that unusually lack usefulness is the dung. The other items are just as useful as the old games use them. Nobody use energy drinks in multiplayer even during the old games.

[@lijahgil]

I want everything back finite pickaxes/ whetstones/ bug nets, hot/cold drinks, no restocks, paintball but I would prefer if they managed to use scoutflies in tandem with it. So instead of having the monster marked on the map after you paintball it the scoutflies will show tracks and lead you to your paintball which is on the monster. I agree with Rise being to streamlined, I find the game shallow as a result of that and difficulty which preparation does have an affect on. With Rise we don't actually hunt the monsters due to less required preparation and no tracking, I hope MH 6 puts more emphasis on preparation and smart/strategic play. Preparation and difficulty are core parts of the series and Rise has the least of these out of any game in the series.

[@mr.voidroy6869]

Also whitefish acts like speed sharpening. It doesn't stack with it. It is a set value. Normal whitefish sharpen in two cycles and can be bought from argosy items that rotate in batches of 5. Or can be farmed from it. Great whitefish acts like speed sharpening 3. It sharpens in one cycle so it's nice when u don't have ss3 and need to sharpen while the monster is fighting and u don't have a dog to ride. It can be fish farmed easially. Or u can buy it from argosy in batches of 1.

[@MihariofMabinogi]

Personally when it comes to bombs in Rise, my friends and I enjoy detonating them with the status frogs you find around the maps! Few things are more satisfying than putting a monster to sleep, using bombs to do massive damage to a part, and then having it be immediately paralyzed, blasted, or poisoned.

[@nervaaugustus7089]

No toads? No small barrel bombs? Don't wanna take the damage? It's cool, you can also detonate bombs *really* effectively by utilizing a Gunlance's Wyvern's Fire attack, Wyvern Ammo from a Heavy Bowgun (or fully charged piercing/elemental piercing ammo), a Bow's Dragon Piercer attack, or a Greatsword's True Charged Slash. In a pinch, you can also just toss a kunai at your bombs to detonate them.

[@Kevan_VG]

Good vid thanks

[@thepaper888]

White stripes nice.

[@g_vost]

theres a special place in hell for the people that take all the stuff in the supply box in multiplayer

[@thenerdbeast7375]

Me, a healing horn main with a stupidly durable "never die" build: "Who needs potions?"

[@samufinland5765]

Magia Charmbell with instant small heals and single-use super armor buffs?

[@thenerdbeast7375]

@@samufinland5765 Half Kushala/Half Valstrax set with Recover Up, Recovery Speed and Divine Blessing lvl 3. I actually prefer using Teostra's Orphee for both Health Regen and Small Heals + Antidote but the Attack+Defense up doesn't hurt either. The funniest part is how my passive healing can outheal Chameleos' venom and Teostra's fireblight though and even Magnamalo's Hellfireblight only tickles lmao. Healing Overkill and lacking in damage? Yes but I can never die and is super comfy.

[@ShatteredGlass916]

I'm just glad Whetstones are infinite now, unlike in MHFU

[@DeadSparkMan]

Neat. I'm commenting for the algorythm but that's a helpful vid

[@Animoia]

Gourmet fish is actually worth getting, gives a good health regen buff

[@mechadrake]

also instaheals red. some hits are just a lot of red health. especially when using some dango or chameleos was hitting for all red today :D

[@badtiming2208]

Got my ass kicked by Jho in GU last night. Did not expect to learn about the Dung Bomb when grabbed tip from a video like this.

[@maleorembrandt8324]

Bring whetfish for substitute speed sharpening

[@eamonnbarden8017]

I know Im like months late and havent checked too see if anyone mentioned it, but the reason your sonic bomb didnt work on that diablos was because it was enraged

[@AndreasPrawdzik]

Please remember that some people are still playing MH:World. If you're out there playing world make sure you always bring fireworks with you

[@yann1922]

I don't have rise so I don't know is this item is still here, but the horns (for life/antidote/attack and defense), especially useful in multiplayer, I have been playing horns so much in MH4U back in the days, my objective wasn't even to kill the monster, but to stop my mates to fail the quest by DYING Or just as a last healing method when the monster has banboozled you so hard that you have nothing left but to use the horn

[@marcoasturias8520]

Do steaks still heal bleeding in Worldborne? I only ever used jerkies

[@potato7555]

I remember I often join random hunts and omg I always always had to carry my teammates with hp and buffs second I look away with the boogie meter up with the switch axe there are my teammates with low hp

[@JaceGarrdok]

I bring Kunai, so I can be the artillery support while riding on doggo

[@asheronthedruid]

Bow, Hammer and Dual Blades users. If you're not running on dash juice you're crawling through missions. Farm Royal Ludroth early and Diablos later. Tigrex is also a hungry boi so he'll take the meat. Raw meat to get carnivore to traps, piranhas in Flooded Forest and pesky Remobra out of the sky.

[@wholestar]

Sending the Meowcenaries to a route with Royal Ludroth in it also nets you dash extracts!

[@nicolaezenoaga9756]

Thanks.

[@javierrivera2539]

Idk you folded on the wetfish+. Thats a maxed out speed sharpening without having to have speed sharpening skills.

[@nervaaugustus7089]

Just ride your dog so you can move while sharpening.

[@mechadrake]

@@nervaaugustus7089 *rides with two thieving cats

[@diesisteinname2053]

Hm I only Bring 10 Mega pots, 2 max pots + Mats for 5 more, dust of Life, lifepowder and herbal Powder + Mats for more. Then traps, tranqs and the Charms. And Dash Juice/ammo/coatings depending on the weapon

[@Uniqo.7]

My favorites are dung pods so I don’t I lose my mind with 3 monsters in one area giving me a 3v1 (in world at least)

[@Sayurawesome11]

Also not in rise, mushrom Theres skill that let you disgest mushroom in older game, dragon toadsol can be a great subtitute for maxpotion

[@ruthless933]

You mean Mushroomancer? That's in rise as a deco and on the Chameleos armour I think

[@organicleaf]

i woud love to use the radical stuff more, but the diagonal items are so ass to activate without accidentaly using something else, dunno if its juts the controller or if others have the same issue

[@gingerbeargames]

you can change the activation for it so instead of flicking to the item and going neutral it's flick to item then click in the stick.

[@organicleaf]

@@gingerbeargames w8 wat where do i find that option?

[@gingerbeargames]

@@organicleaf options > controls > radial menu settings > type 2

[@organicleaf]

@@gingerbeargames thank you very much

[@NekomiyaTH]

Dung pile 10/10

[@neko8074]

I miss gore magala they need to bring them back

[@falconer7166]

Immunizer+gourmet fish+kushala blessing+ Recovery speed 3+DB= My Wolverine build. Then I don't have to use potions.

[@DJMJ4]

No radial menu use? Oof

[@Wikkid124]

Why havent you made many vids on mhw?

[@CaptainAstronaut]

I have World on PC and my computer isn't powerful enough to both run World on decent settings AND run capture software, it all ends up looking really bad haha

[@Wikkid124]

@@CaptainAstronaut haha ok. great videos!

[@shida9356]

Please bring back gore magala.

[@sawk1875]

The 🅱️oison 🅱️ois are 🅱ack!

[@renno2679]

Potions, Charms/Talons, all three might items... that's it. Just don't get hit. In fact, just don't even bring potions. Don't get hit. Get good. Play Longsword. Play... Longsword?

[@genericyoutubeusername6462]

Bring Foresight Paranioa dodge instinct

[@johnnsmash0467]

xenoblade chronicles 3. :)

[@retro6332]

gourmet fish are good bro, heal the red life and give passive regeneration other fish..... meh

[@madelinethemad8604]

Sword and shield More like Small timed bomb + large bomb and shield.

[@madelinethemad8604]

Because you can use items while your shield is up

[@Bsidheq]

AHHHH

[@potato7555]

Denjiii

[@OrAngelicBlitz8633]

As soon as you recommended ancient potions... of course there was going to be more items you honestly had no clue about. Not to mention constantly using your bias to invalidate an item and overlooking which monsters one would want cleansers against. At least you're fun.

[@cyberdrive861]

I tried MHR when i got it for christmas, it was the most inaccessible bs i've ever played. It sounds fun on paper but I just couldn't get into it, it's just so bogged down by all the different things to equip and keep track of. I still watch the content tho

[@masonhales]

None of them. Rise is easy mode

[@tcgvsocg1458]

the video look cool but the music of the game is TOO LOUD we can t hear you!THX to not show your face!