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Commissioned by . Monster Hunter, anyone?Well, the joke is on you because I do not play Monster Hunter! But this was still several tons of fun to draw~ Protip if you're a burrowing monster: Don't try to burrow feet-first.
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Monoblos is (c) the creators of Monster Hunter.
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I need a fat Monoblos gal character in my life now.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGlBwW…
Chasin' the booty.
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suddenly... I don't dislike them as much...
on another note, I'm trying to make an armor out of them XD
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x3 there's potential in all things annoying... if you give them a nice booty~
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XD Poor Nenet. Got caught in a pitfall trap. And Linda didn't even bring any Tranq bombs. What a Scrub!
Awesome work man! Thanks!
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Linda only brings her poking fingers~ ;3
Glad you like though!~
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XD She got the Feline Fighter from the Kitchen.
(along with every other food skill. fattie. XD)
Welcome! Like I said earlier. This is probably the best money I've spent all month. XD
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Glad to hear it! The piece was certainly a lot of fun to draw~
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XD glad to hear it!
Oh, and sorry for bailing on the stream so early. I forgot you started doing requests and stuff at the end. DX
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No worries. Glad you enjoyed what you stuck around for~
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Yeah. I'll try and be a better viewer next time. XD
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She's a Wyvern from the game Monster Hunter. They're Flying Wyverns known for burrowing underground to attack hunter, and are extreamly aggressive.
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oh well which monster hunter game is it from?
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Pretty much all of them. The on western released ones Monoblos wasn't in was Tri and 3 Ultimate.
And if you were wondering, the latest game, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, is out now on 3DS. Monoblos one one of the early High Rank monsters you fight in the Single Player missions.
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oh okay thanks. and i thought that monster look like a triceratops. so can i get advice from ya on how to not suck at ulitmate monster hunters 4?
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XD Yeah. It was probobly an inspiration for the design along with it's two horned cousin, the Diablos.
And I could tell ya a lot of stuff, but in my honest oppinon, you should watch ProJared's Monster Hunter tutorial vids. They might be for the last gen, but the games don't change too much from it's days back on the PS2.
youtu.be/i6iYOHaGGKk
youtu.be/9LN570LBJOY
youtu.be/xGzA9KWmmJk
youtu.be/COPPOlXi2j8
The only thing I'd say that he doesn't is that you should try out the Arena Quest if you want to test out a new weapon in an ideal scenario. They give you pre-determined weapons, armor, and items. And you're not punished as severely if you fail as you are in other quests.
If ya need to know anything else, feel free to ask.
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yeah i think it is. and also to be very honest here this is my very first time playing a monster hunter game and i only got monster hunter 4 now. and thank you so much for those videos they should help me very much. but the only problem i'm having with is that i don't know if i got the right weapon for my hunt and that my weapon always gets dull real fast and i always fail at my hunt for those huge monsters right now i am hunting that monkey like monster and then that place i am just exploring now. and i don't think i got the best armor for the job. the weapon i currently using right now is the insect gaive thing you know the one i'm talking about right? and my cat partner is pretty useless in battle with me. can you tell me what i am doing wrong here?
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Ahh. Well, there is no real right weapon. Just use what you have the most fun with. And starter weapons do get dull really fast. And bouncing tends to make them dull quicker. Although, there are a few weapons that can negate bouncing. You still take reduced damage if your weapon isn't sharp enough, but they might help. Long Sword spirit attacks, Hammer's charge attacks, Gunlance's blasts, Switch Axe's sword mode, and Charge Blade's axe mode elemental bursts act like the skill Mind's Eye, making them not bounce off of tough hides. The bug on the glave also doesn't bounce, and with the red essence you get by hitting large monsters in the head with the bug, it'll bounce less, as well as gets a pretty hefty damage boost. Although you could also try ranged with a bowgun or a bow. (BTW, if your gonna use a bow, I'd recommend watching this. They're pretty tricky to use, especially since they have a different control scheme to the other weapons.)
youtu.be/U5J8soWpmls
As for the Ketcha Watcha (the monkey boss your fighting) I'd recommend Long Sword. It's fast enough to keep up, and deals nice damage. But again, use what your most comfortable with. Another useful tip is that when he's hanging on vines, use a Sonic Bomb to knock him to the ground. You make them by first combining Fire Herb and Nitroshroom to make Gunpowder, then combine that with a Screamer Sac you get from the Great Jaggi, AKA, the purple raptor dude. (BTW, you should hunt him a few times, to get his armor and maybe even a weapon. MH is a really grind-heavy game, and I wouldn't recommend it if you don't have the patience for it.) And the Palico is very useless at the start, but once you unlock Cheeko Sands in the Village Quests, they'll definitely become a lot more helpful.
Oh, and IDK if I need to say this, but if you're trying to do the Guild Hall quests offline, I wouldn't recommend it. Those are meant for online play. You shouldn't try those on your own. At least one other hunter makes them so much easier. Talk to the Guildmarm (The girl in green in Val Habar) for the single player Village quests, which are weaker than the Guild Hall monsters, and more for playing alone.
Anything else?
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thank you so much for the info and videos and i will not let these videos go to waste.
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Welcome. And they're all good. You just need to keep using stuff until you find a favorite. Mine are the lances, Charge Blades, and Switch Axes for when I want to be more offensive.
Cheeko Sands is a place you unlock in the story mode. And it's there that you get sub Palicos, which not only give you an extra helper during fights, they have special skills, like using healing horns, setting traps, or distracting the monster for you. And if you have enough of a certain "Forte" of sub Palico on First Stingers list, you Main Pallico will also get those skills. For example, I have 3 Fighting Forte Palicos, and 2 Stealing Palico. Her Forte is changed from Leadership, to Fighting, which give her the Felyne Fury Combo ability, as well as give her a Demon Horn to blow, boosting everyone's attack that's in the same area as her, as well as larger and more powerful boomerangs, and ever a piercing boomerang, which can hit a monster multiple times. You also unlock Palico equipment, which also makes them stronger and tougher. Although if you have last month's DLC (If you can you should get all the DLC. It's all free) You can do the quest "Uniqlo: Hunt for Inspiration" in the guild hall. you can get some pretty good Palico Gear early, You'll just have fight some Felynes and Melynx. It's real easy. Do it 6 times, and you should have enough tickets to make a full set.
Seltas? It's not that hard unless your not sharpening your weapons back up. You did remember to bring Whetstones to sharpen it back up, right? You can buy them in the shop, or find them in the field. And if you're not aiming to break that horn, you can just attack it's back and legs. Also, an easy way to get it down from the air is to throw a Flash Bomb at it. You make them by first making a bomb Casing, which is a Sap Plant and a piece of Stone. Iron Ore works too, but I think it's a little too valuable to you right now to spend on Bombs. But take that Bomb Casing, and combine it with a Flash Bug, which you should find in Expeditions, if you have those unlocked. Throw a Flash Bomb a little ways in front of it, and it'll crash to the ground for a little while, giving you some free hits. And if it's still too hard, you might want to try the Switch Ake. In it's Sword Mode, you'll never bounce off of hard hides and shells. Although you'll still do reduced damage if it's not actually cutting, it'll help do something. And you might wanna try the online, and watch how others fight it. Perhaps see if you can learn some tricks from them.
Ah. The guard up the stairs in Dondruma. He's guarding the Elder Hall, where you go do G-Rank Quests. That's like the endgame stuff. It'll be a while before you get past him.
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okay but can you please help me continue with the story part please? i need to know where i am suppose to go to continue the story of the game okay?
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Well, if you beat the Seltas, then just talk to people with bubbles over there heads, and keep doing quests until You unlock an Urgent Quest. Do that, and the story progresses. Oh, if you can't find any new people to talk to, check your map to see if you have Expeditions unlocked. You'll need to complete a few of those to get father in the story. Plus, they allow you to fight Monsters you normally aren't able too.
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okay and who is the seltas? and is that monkey like monster you know with the mask and has red fur is that monster part of the story? and when can i get two more cats so i can get more help in battles? and do you think i should us a charge blade or duel blades?
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The Seltas is the beetle monster with the large horn. The Monkey is the Katcha Watcha, and you do need to battle it to progress the story. And you get more cats later on. And weapon choice depends on your personal preference. If you prefer more tactical play, being able to switch your strategy on the fly, go with Charge Blade. If you want a more fast paced aggressive style, go with Dual Blades. I personally prefer the Charge Blade.
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oh yeah i already face that bug monster. and then i guess i have to beat him if i wanna continue the story cause i don't remember beating him if i did i would have got some of its remains to make armor or weapons. i can use katcha watcha remains to make armor or weapons right? and really? i need a cat that i need to focus on attacks and defense can i find those kind of cats? and would the DLC for this game help more? and okay i'll try the charge blade and dual blade so i can see which of them fits my style of fighting.
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You can make Ketcha gear, and it's pretty cool looking. And There are Palicos that boost both your attack and Defence. The defence based palicos will also distract monsters for you, while attack based ones will use more powerful boomerangs.
And it probably will. There are a few easy quests for some neat gear. And if not, it's all free, so there's no reason not to get it anyways. XD
What have you been using up to now, if you don't mind me asking?
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and really? what does the ketcha gear look like? and awesome and it won't be so long until i can get the other cats will it?
so is the DLC gear easy and worth to get?
well the weapon i am using is the bone insect glaive cause i am still new to the blacksmith in monster hunter. and i need to know what do i need to use to sharp my weapon more and better so it can last longer when i attack monsters?
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It's kinda got a chinease thing going on, With Sun Wukong themes. And there is one other town you have to get past before you start unlocking Palico stuff. But once ya start to really understand the game, it'll be easy.
Well, you don't actually download any gear. You donwload quests, and those quests have special items than you can make into DLC gear. Some quests are easy, while others are too damn hard. But it's all usually worth it to get.
Ah. Yeah. The Glaive uses a different method of upgrading than any other weapon. I personally wouldn't recommend getting too into the glaive until you know you get one close to full ASAP. Although if you really have to have one, once you reach High-Rank in the Online Mode, you can do one of the DLC quests, where you fight a small Tetsucabra, for blueprints to the Clockwork Glave, which comes with a pre-upgraded mechanical bug. If you really like it, I'd recommend the Long Sword for ya to try. It's kinda the same idea behind it. A fast, but long reaching and powerful weapon. No defensive options other than a roll, and you can raise it's power with special buffs.
And use Whetstones to restore it's sharpness. You can buy them from stores, or find them while mining.
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oh that sounds like a cool design. and okay i'll try to get to the palico stuff.
any other DLC quests that will be easy for me to get? what are the gear and weapons i get for doing the easy DLC quests?
and well i am still mostly at the beginning of the game and where i am at that i have to beat this katcha monkey to progress the story. what does the clockwork glave look like? so you say i either pick the long sword or the charge blade or the dual blades?
no that's not what i am talking about i'm talking about is how do i rise the sharpness level of my weapon to make the sharpness last longer than it should when i face the monster?
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You should check out the official Monster Hunter Youtube page for more info on what's in the DLC There's quite a bit there.
Well, if I wanna main with the Glave, I'd say stick with the LS. Other wise, go with the DBs. They're kinda the same thing, although much less damage, but much more mobile and combo-heavy
Oh. Then you have to upgrade them. Just go to blacksmith, choose Upgrade Equipment, and then pick the weapon you want to upgrade. It'll tell you what materials you need to upgrade, and how much it'll cost. If you have all that, then the damage should go up, as well as the sharpness. It might also gain an elemental property, depending on what bits you use.
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okay i guess i'll go to that but can you send me a link please so i know i got the right one please?
well not really i just thought it look cool but now i think i should go with the long blade or charge blade or dual blade.
okay thanks and what are these elemental property's you speak of?
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Here the vid with info on the latest DLC www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRbOyG… Browse through the channel to find the others.
XD LOL! Well, that is a good reason too.
And some weapons deal extra damage based on certain elements. Life Fire, Ice, and Electricity. There's also weapons that deal status ailments as an element, like paralysis, poison, and sleep. Which element your weapon has depends on what parts are used. For example, The Ketcha Watcha uses mainly water element attacks, so it's weapons deal water damage. Some monsters are weaker to certain elements than others. You can check the armor made from they to find out they're weaknesses and strengths.
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thank you.
thanks i'll try those weapons as soon as i can. and hopefully those weapons can help me more than the galve did.
okay thanks and what is this dragon element i been hearing about? is there something i should know about that element?
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No problem.
XD Yeah. The glaive can be good, but not early game.
Ah. Yeah. Bit of an odd one that. Pretty much every Elder Dragon or Wyvern is weak to Dragon Element in some respect. But other creatures tend to resist it somewhat. If you can get one, it's a good choice of weapon for when your not sure what something's weak to.
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yeah and do you like fat girls?
yeah i notice that when i first got it.
oh okay thanks and what's a elder dragon?
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Elder Dragons are like the End-Game bosses. Stuff like the Dah'ren Moran that you fight in the opening, to things like Teostra, Fatalis, Kirin, and Dalamadur. There's a couple others that are in the game, and have been dropped from the game. They're a real challenge of what you know.
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okay so how many elder dragons are in the monster hunter 4 ultimate?
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Hmm. I'm not really sure I think like around 11 or so?
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well that so bad is it?
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Oh no. The Elder Dragon fights are some of the best in the game. Or the worst.
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oh i mean like since there is like 11 or so elder dragons having only that much elder dragons ain't so bad isn't it. and what is the worst elder dragon?
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*Shrugs* that might be up to you. I just meant that I didn't remember the exact number with all the variants and sub species. And there's one that I won't spoil that makes counting kinda iffy.
And I think there's few candidates. There's Teostra, who's unusually strong, with a powerful explosion attack that could very well one-shot you. And if it doesn't, your stunned so his next attack probably will kill you. Then there's Dalamadur, who is the THE largest monster in the game, and has the health pool to match. And although I haven't fought him yet, I hear the G-Rank Crimson Fatalis is the stuff of nightmares. His unique them is terrifying as balls though.
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okay and wow that sound terrible i hope i don't have to face those monsters right? but those elder dragons do make good armor and weapons right?
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