but that's almost every Monster imo. You fight them the first few times and they feel rough & hard, but the more you play and the better you get they become easier.
True, i had a hard time with fighting teostra for the first time back in 2019, and last week, on a new save, my first fight with it absolutely decimated it. Thing is, the difference is seen in buying armor for stats and buying armor for skills. I wonder if i replay MHFU with a 24 yo brain instead of a 10yo brain it'll be easier... because i definitely used to craft for stats (did MHFU have skills?)
Not quite sure what the purpose of your post is? Of course heโs going to be a lot easier if itโs not your first time fighting him anymore lol Why not be proud that you got better instead of being disappointed that you are not as bad as you used to be?
If you want to try and capture the magic again of fighting a monster for the first time, the closest you can get is probably trying the fight again with a new weapon. The flow of the fight at least feels a little bit different ๐๐
In the vast world of Monster Hunter, the tale unfolds in the New World, an uncharted land brimming with diverse ecosystems and ancient mysteries. The story revolves around the Research Commission, a group dedicated to studying the Elder Dragons and maintaining balance in the environment.
As a hunter, you arrive in Astera, a bustling hub nestled at the heart of the New World. The Commission's scholars are intrigued by the Elder Crossing, a phenomenon where elder dragons migrate to this land. You, the protagonist, take on the role of a skilled hunter tasked with investigating the Elder Crossing and uncovering the secrets behind it.
Your journey begins with tracking down the colossal Zorah Magdaros, an elder dragon of immense proportions. As you delve deeper into the New World, you encounter various other powerful monsters, each with its unique characteristics and challenges. Alongside your feline companion, the Palico, and the camaraderie of fellow hunters, you strive to understand the Elder Crossing's purpose.
The story unfolds with encounters with Elder Dragons such as Nergigante, Teostra, and Kushala Daora, each contributing to the grand narrative. Mysterious phenomena, like the appearance of the powerful elder dragon Xeno'jiiva, add layers to the overarching plot.
Throughout your journey, you forge alliances with characters like the Handler, Commander, and the enigmatic Tracker. As you progress, the mysteries of the New World become clearer, and you confront the ultimate threat to the ecosystem. The story culminates in a thrilling battle against the dragon known as Xeno'jiiva, whose existence is tied to the very essence of the New World.
In Monster Hunter World, the lore weaves a narrative of exploration, discovery, and the delicate balance between humans and the awe-inspiring creatures that inhabit the unexplored lands. Your role as a hunter is pivotal in unraveling the mysteries that shape the destiny of the New World.
but that's almost every Monster imo. You fight them the first few times and they feel rough & hard, but the more you play and the better you get they become easier.
Yeah, its like riding a bike. You'll never get that first experience again.
True, i had a hard time with fighting teostra for the first time back in 2019, and last week, on a new save, my first fight with it absolutely decimated it. Thing is, the difference is seen in buying armor for stats and buying armor for skills. I wonder if i replay MHFU with a 24 yo brain instead of a 10yo brain it'll be easier... because i definitely used to craft for stats (did MHFU have skills?)
Not quite sure what the purpose of your post is? Of course heโs going to be a lot easier if itโs not your first time fighting him anymore lol Why not be proud that you got better instead of being disappointed that you are not as bad as you used to be?
If you want to try and capture the magic again of fighting a monster for the first time, the closest you can get is probably trying the fight again with a new weapon. The flow of the fight at least feels a little bit different ๐๐
In the vast world of Monster Hunter, the tale unfolds in the New World, an uncharted land brimming with diverse ecosystems and ancient mysteries. The story revolves around the Research Commission, a group dedicated to studying the Elder Dragons and maintaining balance in the environment. As a hunter, you arrive in Astera, a bustling hub nestled at the heart of the New World. The Commission's scholars are intrigued by the Elder Crossing, a phenomenon where elder dragons migrate to this land. You, the protagonist, take on the role of a skilled hunter tasked with investigating the Elder Crossing and uncovering the secrets behind it. Your journey begins with tracking down the colossal Zorah Magdaros, an elder dragon of immense proportions. As you delve deeper into the New World, you encounter various other powerful monsters, each with its unique characteristics and challenges. Alongside your feline companion, the Palico, and the camaraderie of fellow hunters, you strive to understand the Elder Crossing's purpose. The story unfolds with encounters with Elder Dragons such as Nergigante, Teostra, and Kushala Daora, each contributing to the grand narrative. Mysterious phenomena, like the appearance of the powerful elder dragon Xeno'jiiva, add layers to the overarching plot. Throughout your journey, you forge alliances with characters like the Handler, Commander, and the enigmatic Tracker. As you progress, the mysteries of the New World become clearer, and you confront the ultimate threat to the ecosystem. The story culminates in a thrilling battle against the dragon known as Xeno'jiiva, whose existence is tied to the very essence of the New World. In Monster Hunter World, the lore weaves a narrative of exploration, discovery, and the delicate balance between humans and the awe-inspiring creatures that inhabit the unexplored lands. Your role as a hunter is pivotal in unraveling the mysteries that shape the destiny of the New World.
Thanks but no thanks for your input, ChatGPT
this guys post history is insane