cant roll out of crouch fire in p3rd.. you can use it in solo play but it shines in multiplay when there are 3 other bodies to distract the monster allowing you a wide window of opportunity to unload an extended clip. supposedly you can roll into crouch fire, roll out of crouch fire, and crouch fire takes half as long to start up in mh3u but i dont have the game to confirm.
cant roll out of crouch fire in p3rd.. you can use it in solo play but it shines in multiplay when there are 3 other bodies to distract the monster allowing you a wide window of opportunity to unload an extended clip. supposedly you can roll into crouch fire, roll out of crouch fire, and crouch fire takes half as long to start up in mh3u but i dont have the game to confirm.
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Well alright, that actually does help give a better idea to me of what's going on, but then there's still tempered oddities to deal with outside of optionals That's what's tripping me up right now, since things like tempered banbaro are spawning consistently over 20k (guiding lands and investigation). That is much closer to a 25% increase.
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Yeah it takes a while to get from farming one monster to another, though if you stick to focusing on the desert while doing a bit of stuff in the forest if anything cool pops up you should be able to keep both regions leveled - my forest and desert are both level 6 right now, so it's definitely reasonable to keep two regions up there, just ...
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Therefore, the goal is to land as many true charge slashes as possible, which means you should never charge the first two hits in the combo cause you would be extending the time until the next TCS. Charging those first two hits does not increase the damage of true charge slash. In sum, I think focus is not worth the investment.
Online, it's better to stay in the fight hitting the monster than dying or missing openings for slightly higher damage (less damage overall). It's good to have balance. Not taking Trem Res and/or some form of Earplugs to a 140 Rajang room where frames suck to begin with is a great way to lose out on overall damage or fail the quest.
While you will have to often tackle into an attack defensively, you do get an amount of damage reduction from the tackle. The other advantage to tackling is it's shorter to do so in order to get to the next level of charge in the triangle combo, and can cut down the time in order to land a TCS when the opportunity arises.
This is the fastest way into the next TCS possible. Otherwise, no, no flashy moves. It’s basically still the same greatsword. Support for optimism: Nearly everyone I meet is some poor sod who doesn't realize what they've got, and I'm the worst offender. We all learn when we lose it.
Iai spirit slash, on the other hand, is a mixed bag for me. First things first, it's a high risk attack. The i-frames are really tight to pull off unless you use a rocksteady - in which case it's much easier because you need to pull it off while being damaged or just slightly before.
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Health augnments seems like a waste to me but to each their own. Have never seen the appeal, I'm too paranoid to not pop a max potion instantly when my health is kinda low and I generally like to make my life harder for some reason lol.