*I have created a lot of Monster Hunter Rise videos recently, but this was the one I enjoyed making the most! Share it with a pal!* _Boomstick Gaming is the haven for core gamers who value gameplay mechanics and systems, because that's what continues_ _to make anything from 8-bit to 8k, equally enjoyable. Consider sticking around on the channel if you fall into that category! -Alex_
Another small time saving tip. If you wirebug and hang in the air as the countdown at the end of a quest reaches 0, you will skip the animation, and get to the rewards screen faster. Works solo and multi.
In some areas there are giant rock insects on the walls, (like the reptile nest in the desert). If you hit them with a kunai, they will start shooting at the big monsters in range. Also, use raw meat when the flooded waters have jumping piranhas to create a small mayhem which will probably flinch the monster
@@medhidiakite136 any area on flooded islands that has a water surface and has fish jumping in and out. You can throw it on any water surface, each numbered area has a cooldown on piranha hunger.
So stoked to be experiencing another incredible MH game along with all y’all! And thank you Boomstick for making some of the best MH content on RUclips!
I’m a complete noob. Never played any of these games before. I’m absolutely in love with this game. It’s insanely fun with friends. This video was extremely helpful bud
3:20 I recommend just setting your radial menu to a regular First Aid Med+ rather than the crafting version, because it crafts one immediately and you simultaneously start drinking it most of the time. Also, I always bring max honey and just have a cat farm honey in the argosy
Some of these tips were quite helpful but the one that should have been MOST obvious to me was the palamute sharpening in combat tech. I'm so dumb for not having thought of that already. xD
You can easily ride those monster that are not primary quest. Which help you a lot to deal damage to main monster. Also luring a monster using stinkmink helps as well. Hope this helps
Lol the camera is really game changer. Some basic thing i want to add, buy two charm from the merchant, the power and defensive ones, and add it to pouch. It will add atk and defense. Also, you can upgrade its on crafting menu to claws for more damage. After the upgrade, buy the charms again for more damage and defence. You need to sacrifice 4 pouch sloth for this atk and defense bonus.
The beet thing about thus was all the info I clearly missed in the options. I’d be complaining about certain aspects but then now I see there are options to alter everything to make it much more enjoyable. Thanks!
Great tips as always 👍 I especially like the aerial bombing one. I'll have to use it next time monster falls asleep! One small tip I have: when dashing/running with doggo, you can just hold R (or zR if you have it swapped) without having to input forward on the analog stick 👍
Actually you just run by pressing R, if you wanna dash (run faster) you have to select a input after press ZL. You can even dash backwards by pressing back+ZL. But if you do not inout any direction, just press ZL, doggo will start the dash animation and then cancel it.
Here's a Sunbreak tip. Look into the ''sniff it out'' palamute ability. You can enable it in the action bar setting, and it allows you to mark almost anything on the map, or multiple items. It will mark things forever, until you turn it off, so when you come back to that map those things are still marked. I usually have each map set up to highlight things like ore, wirebugs, different types of insects, etc. You'll be surprised how much more you notice and pickup just roaming around each map, or on the way to hunt a monster.
all of these tips were great! one game-changer for me was learning that you can attack immediately after doing a wiredash by pressing zl+a/x > then x (or maybe zr). could be useful for defense and offense in combat and maneuvering around the monster quicker
For the capturing tip i can advice to look for something else, if u have ur palico with u; they will at some point say "i calculated a 'x'% chance for capture" or something like that. If u get that message the monster can be captured. And from my experience it happens before limping and the blue skull
Play musical chairs with the monsters. If there's 3 monsters on the map go for one of the ones that isn't your target. Ride it to the target beat the target up, launch it at the target. Ride the target to third monster, beat that one up, then launch the target monster at the third one. Then ride the third one and beat up the target for even more damage. Also use the wire bug hang to skip the palamute/palico petting cinematic after a hunt.
You do such a good job making MHR easier to understand, do you plan on doing more in depth weapon guides subs there's a lot the directions don't tell you? Would love to see that
The endemic life/gathering points to be displayed on the minimap is a new one for me. Wish I knew that a few days earlier would have saved me a lot of time trying to get the Boatshells in Frost Isles 🤓 but will know for next time. Thanks man.
Something small but cool i found is if you hang from your wire bug right at the end of the timer before going back to the village from a hunt, it will skip the outro scene. I use it almost every time just for efficiency.
I'll admit, I thought this channel was only going be to relevant to my life during the IGN villian arc. But time and time again he keeps making these fire ass videos. I've watched like a dozen MH Rise guides and this is the first time someone has mentioned that you can throw things faster with the wirebug.
Thanks for the tip about holding sprint to wall run. I was getting frustrated the other night when my character kept vaulting off the wall. The aerial bombing tip is a cool tip, too. I'll have to keep that in mind.
Im somewhat proud to have figured all this out on my own. This is my first MH and so far im loving it! Edit.: I also appreciate SO MUCH that the gameplay recorded ist without any HUD. As a newb that feels like a nightmare lol.
I was familiar with the majority of what's in this video, but I think the most helpful thing will be the camera zoom out. I always do that in every video game and I'm ashamed I didn't do it here. Gonna do it asap tonight!
To add to the first tip: this also lets you exhaust your large bombs in one big blast. Place the first two, then wirebug drop the third. It helps your wakeup damage if your playing a weapon without big, bombastic moves (i.e. dual blades), or your Charge Blade doesn’t have any phials charged for a wakeup UED
3:04 You can bring a max stack of Honey with you and still gather more. Just craft a First Aid Med+ when you want to gather honey. Also, if you bind First Aid Med+ to your Radial menu, even if you don't have any with you, as long as you have a First Aid Med and a Honey on you, using that will automatically craft a single First Aid Med+ and drink it!
this tip is spoiler so read at your own risk. later in the game you can buy powercharms and armorcharms from the merchant. if you are a veteran you might be asking if the talons are back. they are. however the material is a monster that's important to the story and it's not magnamalo. the monster's name will be further down, this is my second warning all you need to get the talons are 1 powercharm, 1 armorcharm and 2 ibushi claws for each charm.
i'd actually suggest putting the first aid plus on auto combine, because you can usually just pick up two or more honey on your way to the monsters on the map, and it will probably come in handy. you could definitely just use your own honey too but usually you won't need that much healing if you have potions and megapotions with you, so whatever you can pick up on the map will probably be enough. and if not, honey and herbs are easy to come by and respawn after just four minutes, so if you use the map you can always restock during a quest!
the capturing tip is still pretty much useful, especially to prevent situation where u just trapped a monster and about to use tranq bomb, and someone yeet u away
Throw some raw meat into rivers and bodies of water in the Flooded Forest to get a bunch of piranhas to attack that spot. Also, for enemies that like to cling to walls and ceilings (Khezu), chucking a bunch of throwing knives will eventually knock them down for a free opening.
I only found that the tranq bomb first, trap later tip late into iceborne. It really useful in iceborne since you probably spam a lot of trap and the monster are immune to them making it stay on trap like a fraction of second.
One I didn't know: seeing the items on the radar when zoomed with L held down. I knew there had to be a way to do this, but couldn't figure it out. Two things I really want to know are: How can I rearrange my item bar/ammo order during a hunt. This option was available through the submenu option inside start > item pouch in MH:World. Also, how can I quickly swap between radial menu presets. I don't like to use the d-pad. There is like 20 preset radial menu placeholders... but, saving/loading item loadouts and equipment loadouts do not load these. Having to manually swap them when changing equipment loadouts almost defeats the purpose of having an item/equipment loadout in the first place, with regard to radial menu presets.
Another tip when grinding hunts at the end of a hunt last 10 seconds use a wirebug to get airborne then simply hold the A button to hang from wirebug. This will skip the end animation and get you back to the hub/ village quicker
I could have missed it as I was going all over the place while the video was playing, was kinda expecting you to mention it at the end of the video but you can cut short that end of quest random animation by just hanging on your wirebug midair as the countdown reaches 0, shortening ever so slight your return home.
If you are already riding your palamute to track down monsters after they flee the zone, you might as well wait 'til you are on route before you start sharpening. In Iceborne, there were "raider rides" which would drive you to the destination without steering, but was not "faster" than just running. However, they would save you time if you had to sharpen. That said, it seems that grinder decos are the most valuable 1 slot decorations in Rise... so, it's not like sharpening for a single strike is slowing you down that much anyway. So, feel free to disregard this commentary.
If you have sucky joycon drift, using Gyroscope mode and turning off the the x or y axis movement can help you if the problem is just the camera. I don't have anything for the unfortunate souls who have broken left joysticks.
Send Meowsanaries to Lava caverns to gather fish and you have a good chance at getting Great Wetfish. These fish take one slap to fully sharpen a weapon. lol
Yes as long as they are near you, hold A. Also if you are sprinting with it, you can press B to launch yourself off of your dog to do some midair combos or let loose your wirebug. The movement in this version of Monster Hunter is vital to learn and not get killed
67 hours in I clicked in expecting to maybe learn 1 thing, instead I apparently didn't know almost any of this! Especially the alternate monster attacks.
Capping all 3 would give you some extra rewards for those corresponding monsters, but it would take a lot of extra time too which isn't efficient at all if you're going for specific parts from a specific monster, farming hunter rank, or just trying to get through the story
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*I have created a lot of Monster Hunter Rise videos recently, but this was the one I enjoyed making the most! Share it with a pal!*
_Boomstick Gaming is the haven for core gamers who value gameplay mechanics and systems, because that's what continues_
_to make anything from 8-bit to 8k, equally enjoyable. Consider sticking around on the channel if you fall into that category! -Alex_
Another small time saving tip. If you wirebug and hang in the air as the countdown at the end of a quest reaches 0, you will skip the animation, and get to the rewards screen faster. Works solo and multi.
Ohhhhh, never realized that, just thought it was some kind of new trend xD
@@wamengxiong0409 i never knew and i just always did it for fun lol
"I'm the real spiderman"
If you didnt know you could also just stay in a vine and it also skips the animation.
I've skipped it sometimes on accident. Sometimes it won't play it if I time climbing to the top of a cliff or jumping off one just right.
Thank you so much for actually useful tip
That camera adjustment is literally going to be a game changer
In some areas there are giant rock insects on the walls, (like the reptile nest in the desert).
If you hit them with a kunai, they will start shooting at the big monsters in range.
Also, use raw meat when the flooded waters have jumping piranhas to create a small mayhem which will probably flinch the monster
Which area please?
@@medhidiakite136 any area on flooded islands that has a water surface and has fish jumping in and out. You can throw it on any water surface, each numbered area has a cooldown on piranha hunger.
@@gust1wynde I know this but i was talking for the desert
So stoked to be experiencing another incredible MH game along with all y’all! And thank you Boomstick for making some of the best MH content on RUclips!
I’m a complete noob. Never played any of these games before. I’m absolutely in love with this game. It’s insanely fun with friends. This video was extremely helpful bud
Try world when you get a chance. It changed my life!
the first tips video ive found that wasnt just the basic tutorial info narrated
DUDE. MONSTER HUNTER SNAP!? Welp, I know what I'll be doing.
I have already started my sleeping monster collection. HBG helps
Oh my GOODNESS! I loved that 3 second intro. Absolutely fantastic.
Also the sound effects with headphones are gorgeous
First person to comment on that intro animation I commissioned a few weeks back! Thanks for that!
3:20 I recommend just setting your radial menu to a regular First Aid Med+ rather than the crafting version, because it crafts one immediately and you simultaneously start drinking it most of the time. Also, I always bring max honey and just have a cat farm honey in the argosy
Some of these tips were quite helpful but the one that should have been MOST obvious to me was the palamute sharpening in combat tech. I'm so dumb for not having thought of that already. xD
Alternatively, you can sharpen the old-fashioned way and set up your Palamute's gear to keep the monster's attention while you do whatever!
Use insect glaive to explore maps
“Laughs in blastdash”
Insect Glaive has better vertical movement though
@@giratina6665 it can also stick to walls
You can easily ride those monster that are not primary quest. Which help you a lot to deal damage to main monster. Also luring a monster using stinkmink helps as well. Hope this helps
The camera one save my life. I've been feeling that the default zoom is to close to the character
same, had no idea the option existed
Lol the camera is really game changer.
Some basic thing i want to add, buy two charm from the merchant, the power and defensive ones, and add it to pouch. It will add atk and defense.
Also, you can upgrade its on crafting menu to claws for more damage. After the upgrade, buy the charms again for more damage and defence. You need to sacrifice 4 pouch sloth for this atk and defense bonus.
The beet thing about thus was all the info I clearly missed in the options. I’d be complaining about certain aspects but then now I see there are options to alter everything to make it much more enjoyable. Thanks!
I had no idea you could throw bombs from the air. Game changer!
Wow dude these were super useful. Was honestly expecting just a rehash of the basic tutorial. Learned a lot, thanks brother.
Pretty sure all of these are new info to me and I've already played about 30 hours. The longer wall run is a game-changer.
Monster Hunter Rise have ton and tons of charm every corner. If this game don't sell more Switchs... I don't know what.
6:02
“Much slimmer chance of the monster hitting you”
*Barely dodges Nargacugas pin missile by a hair*
Even just that camera zoom tip was worth taking the time to watch this video
Palamute sharpening GENIUS
I absolutely want to play monster hunter snap now
Great tips as always 👍 I especially like the aerial bombing one. I'll have to use it next time monster falls asleep!
One small tip I have: when dashing/running with doggo, you can just hold R (or zR if you have it swapped) without having to input forward on the analog stick 👍
Actually you just run by pressing R, if you wanna dash (run faster) you have to select a input after press ZL. You can even dash backwards by pressing back+ZL.
But if you do not inout any direction, just press ZL, doggo will start the dash animation and then cancel it.
You can even place 2 bombs now, and craft a 3rd to throw for the wake up. (You still only get double dmg with 1 bomb though)
You have the absolute best MHR content on youtube, love your presentation style. Hope to see much more from your channel!
Nooooo, gaijin hunter for life
@@moldy_fettuccine I've seen a bunch of this videos, definitely good. Boomstick has been dropping heaters though
Thank you for not wasting time with being so useful with your tips videos, man!
Started a week ago. Bomb Chucks - nice.
Here's a Sunbreak tip. Look into the ''sniff it out'' palamute ability. You can enable it in the action bar setting, and it allows you to mark almost anything on the map, or multiple items. It will mark things forever, until you turn it off, so when you come back to that map those things are still marked. I usually have each map set up to highlight things like ore, wirebugs, different types of insects, etc. You'll be surprised how much more you notice and pickup just roaming around each map, or on the way to hunt a monster.
all of these tips were great! one game-changer for me was learning that you can attack immediately after doing a wiredash by pressing zl+a/x > then x (or maybe zr). could be useful for defense and offense in combat and maneuvering around the monster quicker
For the capturing tip i can advice to look for something else, if u have ur palico with u; they will at some point say "i calculated a 'x'% chance for capture" or something like that. If u get that message the monster can be captured. And from my experience it happens before limping and the blue skull
Play musical chairs with the monsters. If there's 3 monsters on the map go for one of the ones that isn't your target. Ride it to the target beat the target up, launch it at the target. Ride the target to third monster, beat that one up, then launch the target monster at the third one. Then ride the third one and beat up the target for even more damage.
Also use the wire bug hang to skip the palamute/palico petting cinematic after a hunt.
You do such a good job making MHR easier to understand, do you plan on doing more in depth weapon guides subs there's a lot the directions don't tell you? Would love to see that
The endemic life/gathering points to be displayed on the minimap is a new one for me. Wish I knew that a few days earlier would have saved me a lot of time trying to get the Boatshells in Frost Isles 🤓 but will know for next time.
Thanks man.
Something small but cool i found is if you hang from your wire bug right at the end of the timer before going back to the village from a hunt, it will skip the outro scene. I use it almost every time just for efficiency.
This right here. Those 15 seconds add up quick!
I'll admit, I thought this channel was only going be to relevant to my life during the IGN villian arc. But time and time again he keeps making these fire ass videos. I've watched like a dozen MH Rise guides and this is the first time someone has mentioned that you can throw things faster with the wirebug.
hey thanks! turns out i'm decent at this
Oh that option to make the pov camera farer from the character is a really good one.
Thanks for the tip about holding sprint to wall run. I was getting frustrated the other night when my character kept vaulting off the wall.
The aerial bombing tip is a cool tip, too. I'll have to keep that in mind.
Thanks for the wall run
Yeah, I've been playing MH Snap since I saw the pictures in the hunters notes
Start the sleepy time collection with my brother, the snooz bubblies are waiting!
I had no idea about the barrel bomb trick 😳
Dude you’re going to pop off with all these videos you’re pushing out! I
I'm so TIRED! lol
Im somewhat proud to have figured all this out on my own. This is my first MH and so far im loving it!
Edit.: I also appreciate SO MUCH that the gameplay recorded ist without any HUD. As a newb that feels like a nightmare lol.
I often try to do that with my videos. Only show what is applicable to what i'm showing off. Thanks for watching!
Dude many thanks for camera zoom tip :D
Omg the sprint setting tytyty
Wall running bless you sir
@boost thank you 😊 the minimap mechanics was awesome !!
I was familiar with the majority of what's in this video, but I think the most helpful thing will be the camera zoom out. I always do that in every video game and I'm ashamed I didn't do it here. Gonna do it asap tonight!
I came here expecting the same old tips, but the palamute sharpening and camera zoom tips are actually game changing
awesome
Loving this, also the slight humor is a plus, well done :,-)
ty
@@BoomstickGaming it's very well written and delivered
I was literally hunting a rathian while I was watching this, and I immediately used that bomb tactic after you mentioned it. Super useful.
Learning that you can tranquilize before they hit the trap is really helpful. I’ve messed up the timing on that too many times.
Your video is VERY GOOD, thank you
welcome
To add to the first tip: this also lets you exhaust your large bombs in one big blast. Place the first two, then wirebug drop the third. It helps your wakeup damage if your playing a weapon without big, bombastic moves (i.e. dual blades), or your Charge Blade doesn’t have any phials charged for a wakeup UED
3:04 You can bring a max stack of Honey with you and still gather more. Just craft a First Aid Med+ when you want to gather honey.
Also, if you bind First Aid Med+ to your Radial menu, even if you don't have any with you, as long as you have a First Aid Med and a Honey on you, using that will automatically craft a single First Aid Med+ and drink it!
Metsu Shoryugeki can knock Tathian out of the air if you counter her tail flip
It hasn't failed me
ZL+B lets you use a wirebug charge to recover (and dash out of harms way) when a monster manages to smack you flying or on your arse
I learned many things as
My copy has not arrived in the mail yet :(
Bra you and OG glad I got into this game and the monster hunter games paired.... your videos are top notch thanks
I've seen quite a few people mention the Felicrow boosts Kamura points, but nobody mentions that it also gives more part rewards
Thanks for this - I didn't realize different items can be thrown when wire bugging.
this tip is spoiler so read at your own risk.
later in the game you can buy powercharms and armorcharms from the merchant. if you are a veteran you might be asking if the talons are back. they are. however the material is a monster that's important to the story and it's not magnamalo. the monster's name will be further down, this is my second warning
all you need to get the talons are 1 powercharm, 1 armorcharm and 2 ibushi claws for each charm.
But isn't Boomstick gaming and his palamute already rocking the Ibushi armor set tho? Already kinda spoiled it himself.
@@gaius5901 not for him. for others
6:40 if you're quick you can tranq, set up a trap and then pose in front of the trap for a goofy end screen
As an Insect Glaive user, I can confirm sometimes it can be used to kill monsters.
i'd actually suggest putting the first aid plus on auto combine, because you can usually just pick up two or more honey on your way to the monsters on the map, and it will probably come in handy. you could definitely just use your own honey too but usually you won't need that much healing if you have potions and megapotions with you, so whatever you can pick up on the map will probably be enough. and if not, honey and herbs are easy to come by and respawn after just four minutes, so if you use the map you can always restock during a quest!
the capturing tip is still pretty much useful, especially to prevent situation where u just trapped a monster and about to use tranq bomb, and someone yeet u away
Throw some raw meat into rivers and bodies of water in the Flooded Forest to get a bunch of piranhas to attack that spot. Also, for enemies that like to cling to walls and ceilings (Khezu), chucking a bunch of throwing knives will eventually knock them down for a free opening.
I only found that the tranq bomb first, trap later tip late into iceborne. It really useful in iceborne since you probably spam a lot of trap and the monster are immune to them making it stay on trap like a fraction of second.
Hi Alex, I'm subbing. You do great work
thanks!
Thank you! this is helpfull! especially the air trowing
One I didn't know: seeing the items on the radar when zoomed with L held down. I knew there had to be a way to do this, but couldn't figure it out.
Two things I really want to know are:
How can I rearrange my item bar/ammo order during a hunt. This option was available through the submenu option inside start > item pouch in MH:World.
Also, how can I quickly swap between radial menu presets. I don't like to use the d-pad. There is like 20 preset radial menu placeholders... but, saving/loading item loadouts and equipment loadouts do not load these. Having to manually swap them when changing equipment loadouts almost defeats the purpose of having an item/equipment loadout in the first place, with regard to radial menu presets.
Another tip when grinding hunts at the end of a hunt last 10 seconds use a wirebug to get airborne then simply hold the A button to hang from wirebug. This will skip the end animation and get you back to the hub/ village quicker
The detailed map!!! Duuuude!
I could have missed it as I was going all over the place while the video was playing, was kinda expecting you to mention it at the end of the video but you can cut short that end of quest random animation by just hanging on your wirebug midair as the countdown reaches 0, shortening ever so slight your return home.
Didn't think about pre sleeping before trapping and always wondered what the bats were for.
One more pro tip: you can change the village bgm if you speak to the housekeeper
Bgm?
@@chris123chris82 background music
Try various switch skills, some of them are pretty good
Been playing since the Wii days, I don’t think I can train myself to not sit still and sharpen...
PSX DAYS BRAH
If you are already riding your palamute to track down monsters after they flee the zone, you might as well wait 'til you are on route before you start sharpening. In Iceborne, there were "raider rides" which would drive you to the destination without steering, but was not "faster" than just running. However, they would save you time if you had to sharpen.
That said, it seems that grinder decos are the most valuable 1 slot decorations in Rise... so, it's not like sharpening for a single strike is slowing you down that much anyway. So, feel free to disregard this commentary.
I get yelled at every time
@@theeidofe9716 By whom? The other players? No way.
Hi there nice vid I just curious are yours PC version? Cause my grafic are not that nice I am using Nintendo btw
I consider myself a decent hunter. But man I learned a bunch I didnt realize you could do 😁 thanks
great!
Detailed map and sharpening is fantastic
Armour ID in this video please? (sword and shield and glaive ID too would be great).
Really good video, learned a lot from it
If you have sucky joycon drift, using Gyroscope mode and turning off the the x or y axis movement can help you if the problem is just the camera. I don't have anything for the unfortunate souls who have broken left joysticks.
Thanks for the bomb tip.
Nothing really new for me here but fantastic list for helping those who are new to the series or those who have ben gone a while
thanks for the camera tip bro
Send Meowsanaries to Lava caverns to gather fish and you have a good chance at getting Great Wetfish. These fish take one slap to fully sharpen a weapon. lol
I love your sarcasm during the video 😅
Wait - can you mount ur palamute while in combat?!
Yes as long as they are near you, hold A. Also if you are sprinting with it, you can press B to launch yourself off of your dog to do some midair combos or let loose your wirebug. The movement in this version of Monster Hunter is vital to learn and not get killed
Dang. I missed this video because I wasn’t subscribed? Well, that’s fixed now.
thanks!
Thanks for the tips but im just curious why your mh rise graphics is so good?
How do you suspend yourself in the air using wirebug and then drop the bomb? What buttons do you press?
A while airborne, after a wiredash
@@BoomstickGaming Thanks!
67 hours in I clicked in expecting to maybe learn 1 thing, instead I apparently didn't know almost any of this! Especially the alternate monster attacks.
25 hours in and goddamn I love this game. Thinking about picking up MHGU as well now.
That vid got me to sub, btw
You can also throw tranq bombs like kunai
I wish I have friends to play this amazing game with T_T
Ya me too, if you down I’ll play with you
@@Sardoniccurb for sure! I'm down to play :)
In a quest should I just capture the main monster or go for all 3 in the map? Do I get more material from capturing all 3?
Capping all 3 would give you some extra rewards for those corresponding monsters, but it would take a lot of extra time too which isn't efficient at all if you're going for specific parts from a specific monster, farming hunter rank, or just trying to get through the story
This is when we need the two like buttons.
Now we don’t even have the dislike button
i really hope people knows how to ride properly so u can chain ride monsters which make everything so much easier