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Ahh yes. The foe I nicknamed Yelling Bird, after the Jeph Jacque's character of the same name. Why? Because they're both assholes, and they're both loud as hell. Also, fun fact: Although MonHun Portable 3rd and MonHun 3/Ultimate are, in fact, different games, they introduce Qurupeco in almost exactly the same way. There's a Great Jaggi, and Qurupeco makes friends. Because, let's face it, Great Jaggis and their hipchecks are assholes too.
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Learn to love the goddam Qurupeco because you need his goddam beak breaks for everything. I'm a little sad they replaced him with the similar but more boring Great Maccao in Generations
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Aug 15, 2016 22:20
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At least in 4U and Generations we still get Yian Kut Ku, who is indisputably the best.
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Aug 15, 2016 23:45
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Counterpoint: Yian Kut Ku is the absolute worst, and I hate it. Anything with a hitbox three times larger than itself should not exist.
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Aug 16, 2016 01:43
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Countercounterpoint: Yian Kut Ku is a cute chicken thing that falls all over the place, and it's a shame you have to kill them.
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Aug 16, 2016 01:52
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MachuPikacchu posted:Counterpoint: Yian Kut Ku is the absolute worst, and I hate it. Anything with a hitbox three times larger than itself should not exist. The second two hitboxes are the guilt and shame you feel when you try to attack and kill such a majestic creature.
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Hunted monsters from Episode 4 (click on the name to be taken to a wiki page): Qurupeco:  Concept Art:  Species: Bird Wyvern Information: Bird Wyverns with unique plumage. Well known for using their thoracic vocal organs to imitate others monsters calls, first summoning them, then using the distraction to flee. The creature spits a dangerous body fluid that can lower one's Resistance. Threat Level: Not listed. Rhenoplos:  Concept Art:  Species: Information: Extremely territorial herbivores with poor vision, but very acute hearing. Rhenoplos will doggedly pursue any nearby target they sense. They often collide into boulders, perhaps because they cannot easily stop once they begin to run. Threat Level: ★★ Renders/Monster List excerpts from Monster Hunter Wikia. TenWren fucked around with this message at 05:29 on Aug 17, 2016 |
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Aug 17, 2016 01:57
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Did you know Rhenoplos become magnetically attracted to you the nanosecond you start using an item? It's true!
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Aug 17, 2016 03:38
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It's what makes hero shield so cathartic in generations. Did the arena quest with 30 konchu and just stood in the middle prancing for a while as they passed harmlessly through me. Rhenoplos are also 75% more likely to hit you the moment you charge an attack on a downed large monster's vulnerable little face.
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Aug 17, 2016 04:37
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Oh hey I see you are trying to carve. Mind if I take a closer look?
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Aug 17, 2016 05:15
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Okay but at least 3U doesn't have: A.) Konchu or B.) Bullfango
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Very,very surprised that Generations didn't make a Rhenodrome monster to fight, they've already got Bulldrome though so i suppose it would essentially be the same fight.
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Aug 18, 2016 00:44
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I hope the next game has a Konchudrome.
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Aug 18, 2016 02:55
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This is a great, chill lp. I love the smash cuts
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MachuPikacchu posted:Counterpoint: Yian Kut Ku is the absolute worst, and I hate it. Anything with a hitbox three times larger than itself should not exist. Countercounterpoint: Yian Kut Ku owns and is a derpy little chicken thing and that is funny his garuga cousin is not so funny
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This thread inspired me to pick up Generations, and Cephaladrome made me very angry with his running away constantly. The game is real good though, I stabbed some crabs and made myself a cool sword.
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Aug 19, 2016 11:57
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Cephadrome and his big cousins Plesioth and Lavasioth are horrible. Stab more crabs instead.
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I killed him already, and now dealing with Nibelsnarf, who I hate even more, I've burned at least 50 potions on this piece of crap, not to mention the whetstones. Biggest issue is this dingleberry hurling himself back and forth across the room, and then diving under the sand for an age of the world, where he launches himself into my undercarriage with gusto. I'd just leave him if he wasn't a key quest.
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Nibelsnarf is a lot easier if you can make it eat a Barrel Bomb or two. When it's stunned from that you can put away your weapon and literally fish it out of the sand with your fishing rod to get something like a good 20 seconds to wail on it, at least in Low Rank.
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Aug 20, 2016 10:43
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Well poo poo, guess it's time to make bombs and fishing rods.
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They actually give you a couple of Barrel Bombs in the on-site supply box(The Blue Box in the main camp) for it. And you don't need fishing stuff you have one by default. Buuuut this probably isn't the place for MH Generations discussion.
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I got MH4U last year for a discount on my 3DS and I love it. gently caress Gore Magala, though. I got Generations for my birthday five days ago, though, and i've been more or less addicted. I tend to exclusively use the longsword, personally. Not entirely sure why, but I just love how it feels.
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DetectiveDorian posted:I got MH4U last year for a discount on my 3DS and I love it. gently caress Gore Magala, though. Loving how a weapon feels is all the reason 'why' you need for using it ^_^ I didn't get that feeling until I picked up Insect Glaive in 4U and I'm loving it in Gen. Longsword isn't bad though. And hammer. Hammer is Good.
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I'm alternating with longsword and greatsword, and I got Nibelsnarf in two tries after I started using barrel bombs, now never fight him again unless/until I'm forced to or his stupid body parts make me an amazing weapon/armor set.
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SpookBus posted:I'm alternating with longsword and greatsword, and I got Nibelsnarf in two tries after I started using barrel bombs, now never fight him again unless/until I'm forced to or his stupid body parts make me an amazing weapon/armor set. I just now did the Nibelsnarf quest and yes. It is a sand-burrowing pain in my rear end.
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Aug 20, 2016 23:48
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Nibelsnarf is the best and I will hear nothing to the contrary
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So this lp got me to start playing this again, and i forgot why i stopped right up until i had to fight the duramboros, is it normal for a fight against him to take 35 minutes? Also this lp is incredibly good, because you cut all of the boring parts at the start down a ton and made the best use of smash cuts i have seen in a while.
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Ideally I'll have the next update up for Monday, but it may have to be Tuesday. I hope you are ready for the triumphant return of the hunting horn.
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This is a good thread and a good LP of a game I didn't finish and technically Capcom didn't finish either. Keep on keeping on and please show people how to use those buy guys to get things
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 UPDATEFirst up we have Ludroth 2: Ludroth Harder, the much anticipated sequel to Ludroth 1: Water Assholes. Following that we have a fight with our first brute wyvern. Brute Wyverns are sacks of HP that take forever to kill if you aren't properly set up. Thankfully, this fight also marks the triumphant return of the bagpipe so we are honestly the most prepared.
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This thread is now a Kenny Rogers Appreciation Station.
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If you're playing Monster Hunter, looking stuff up on Kiranico is almost mandatory. Once you're well into the game and you have to grind/scavenge for specific things it helps a ton.
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3U was my first Monster Hunter and i remember at the time Barroth was considered a pretty big wall for most new players. I was one of them  I don't believe that Qurupeco quest you did in an earlier video is strictly mandatory but the Barroth quest is, so the game is REALLY hammering by this point that maybe you should get out of your starting armor and upgrade your weapons shithead. Trying to take down Barroth with a yellow sharpness Hammer was probably the first big epic moment i had in a Monster Hunter game, and only because i brought it upon myself.
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DoubleNegative posted:This thread is now a Kenny Rogers Appreciation Station. No. MachuPikacchu posted:If you're playing Monster Hunter, looking stuff up on Kiranico is almost mandatory. Once you're well into the game and you have to grind/scavenge for specific things it helps a ton. By the way, here's the Kiranico hub for MH3U in case you're playing along with the LP! HOOLY BOOLY posted:3U was my first Monster Hunter and i remember at the time Barroth was considered a pretty big wall for most new players. Qurupeco is a Key Quest, so I'd have to do that to unlock the 3-star Urgent Quest. Barroth and Royal Ludroth were also Key, so I would've had to do all three of them even if I wasn't showing off every monster for the LP. I did Qurupeco first when I first played through the game, and I was an idiot and thought to myself "I'm going to make a hammer out of this Barroth thing so I can come back with a green sharpness weapon and really give this bird the business", so I can sympathize with trying to literally hammer out a Barroth with yellow sharpness. Doctor Hospital fucked around with this message at 08:46 on Aug 24, 2016 |
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Jeez, getting a green sharpness weapon is a gamechanger and feels like a huge achievement. I really love the early part of monster hunter games. Everything feels so fresh and new without being overly challenging. Once you get into high rank, the game turns into a little bit of a treadmill. Never mind G rank.
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I would just like to add that I came across this Twitter account yesterday.
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MachuPikacchu posted:I would just like to add that I came across this Twitter account yesterday. This is a good-rear end twitter.
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Hunted monsters from Episode 5 (click on the name to be taken to a wiki page): Royal Ludroth:  Concept Art:    Species: Leviathan Information: Royal Ludroth use their sponge-like neck scales to absorb water and keep from drying out on land. Once the sponge loses moisture, they attempt to re-enter the water. They also spew mucus to trip up their prey. Barroth:  Concept Art:   Species: Brute Wyvern Information: Barroth usually remain beneath the mud, perhaps to shield themselves from heat; they are even known to attack by flinging mud. They will charge in a frenzy at anything that disturbs their bogs. Additional Info (pulled from interview): quote:Q: How did you decide on Barroth's behaviors and lifestyle? Renders/Monster List excerpts from Monster Hunter Wikia. TenWren fucked around with this message at 20:42 on Aug 27, 2016 |
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 I literally only just put together that the Barroth has nostrils on top of its head, like many dinosaurs seemed to have. I was just confused when, watching the video, there was what I thought was smoke puffing out of its scalp. I feel mildly stupid, heh.
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I admit the the Barroth gave me a fair bit of trouble, but in the end the Duramcopter caused me to give up on the game and move onto 4U.
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