Firstly, great job as always. Second, if I were to give a bit of a challenge to you, can you give artful dodger guides with the HBG's roll in mind? While it has the same amount of s as other rolls, the fact it has a longer recovery time makes some of your tips worthless simply because you would need to roll twice in quick succession. Thanks! :D
I went from getting absolutely womped fairly quickly to beating barioth on my first try after watching this. I love this video series, thank you taking the time to make these. I think they really highlight the core gameplay of adjusting your fight to the monster instead of obsessing about builds and buffs to get the job done.
One thing I can add is the roaring leap has asymmetric hitbox on Baritoth's claws. During the initial preparation animation of the roaring leap, Barioth puts one claw in front and the another behind. The claw baritoh putted behind will be lifted during the leaping animation, results in elevated hitbox. As long as your are in a rolling animation, the elevated hitbox wouldn't touch you. No is needed. You can even walk under the hitbox if the barioth is big enough.
There's a different sense of accomplishment when you beat a monster head on, but dodging? Its a whole new level! Galing ng vid! Most underrated MHW channel to date!
Love this series! What was especially helpful was the Rajang one. I could sometimes completely dodge through Rajang's attacks, then I'll laugh at it for whiffing, then I cart. Hahahha
I can't believe this channel has just 10k subs. You, my friend, are a true monster hunter connoisseur. The effort you put in the videos is absolutely incredible, there are multiple clips of the moves with slow-mos showing how and when to dodge. You have studied all the moves of the monsters and all the information is accurate, valuable and provided at a leisurely pace so that the viewer can absorb everything in. The Artful Dodger series is a gem for monster hunter enthusiasts and I am glad that I found the brilliant channel. I wish you all the success in the world and I know such in-depth videos take a lot of research and work on your part but I think it would help you and the viewers a great deal if you could add all the monsters in the Artful Dodger series. You have already covered most elder dragons and top tier monsters, however, you can start adding other monsters as you did with barioth, perhaps, add Brachydios next with raging brachydios soon joining the roster. It would be truly amazing if we had a comprehensive guide for all the monsters in mhw in the Artful Dodger series. That way your videos would pop up, regardless of which monster people search for to find help or to learn their move sets in depth.
You have no idea how comments like these make it worthwhile. For as long as there are people finding value in these guides, I will continue doing them. - Taxman
Supposedly I'd watched this video before. Having recently started a new playthrough, I once again found myself here 😅 Honestly a very insightful and clear guide, cheers for making it!
You really don't know how much this video helped me for the 50 Shades of White event. Finding out that I had to fight a Barioth for the Guild Palace weapons almost made me break my controller... I had to switch from CB to LS just for Barioth. Thank you so much for this guide!
Uuuuuugh you have no clue how many times I wanted to master this fight because I new for a fact the fight wasn’t broken, so I thought I was satisfied when I hunted him at least 20 times. Now with this video I understand so much more, and can’t wait to start having more fun with this fight, thank you so much!
Thank god for this series I couldn't agree more about your viewpoint with dealing with the monster's mechanics and teaching people how to fight the monster, instead of relying on tools and other temporary factors to deal with the monster. I started doing TA on all of my hunts (a bit excessive, I know) mainly because I wanted to get better at the fights without relying on tools and traps to carry me through them. I now have no problem dealing with any monster, and the tools only enhance my hunting experience, which I definitely feel is how they should be - extra help and not a crutch. I don't encourage everyone to do TA; it's not for everyone, but I do suggest people to stop relying on armour skills to save them and instead rely on your own personal skills to overcome the challenges - the game feels so much more rewarding this way. Keep doing what you're doing Tax !
@@mrosskne TA Rules - a ruleset for speedrunning that basically restrict mantles, Palico, bombs, etc. or any form of external damage besides turf wars.
Having a true guide to understand the choreography of the moves being used is the ultimate hunter’s tool. People like you and FelNE (Dauntless) are gems for these communities.
This series is amazing, it would take me so many hunts to figure out which moves can be dodged through and where to be positioned. You made the Rajang, Velkhana and Ruiner fights a lot more fun for me, and thank you for that!
I agree with the sentiment you gave after explaining his moves. Thanks for putting in the time and effort to help your fellow hunters, to be become better at the game!
Saw this in my feed at breakfast & made sure to watch this right after limping through my barioth hunt blind today. Recently discovered your channel actually just looking for HH play but I love this evasion series.
@@Taxman_HH Well my first hunt was a "47 minute & cart twice" bit of a mess. I think the 'safe zone' advice was the most help personally. My second run I still carted but that was because I was trying to guard point things with charge blade. Even then it was like 25 minutes instead of almost timing out. I'm still learning how to position to counterattack as Barioth jumps around but my last hunt I didn't get hit hardly at all & took it down in under 20 min. It helped to have the timings & dodging techniques broken down as well though because that saved me taking hits figuring it out through trial & error on my own. All in all definitely a good video & I'd recommend it to any friend who was having a hard time 👍
Very very underrated channel. Just came from other videos and they basically just said blabla hit arms, hit head, divine protection, ice resistance. Drastically lowered my succeeding runtimes. (Inaddict ko base game dati pero napabili ng Iceborne dahil sa quarantine xD)
Love your dodge guide! I remember when I was playing mh4u, there were hunters putting up guides on monster moveset and the best way to dodge them, I thought those guides were true testament to a hunter's skill. Thank you, I love your approach and your videos, keep up the good work!
I was looking for a video to help me deal with Barioth and out of all them this one helped me out a TON. And you're right. It's not always about brute force to solve the problem.
This series has completely changed up my Long Sword gameplay. What had become essentially intuition and guesswork has become verifiable reads on what will happen and how I can read. You present material in relaxed manner, full of carefully thought out details and easy-to-digest segments. The careful use of text and animated arrows and slow-motion make these series of videos insanely easy to recommend to my friends. You've done the community a huge service. Thank you!
The jump slam coupled with a bloody ledge getting in the way was my first cart in IB :/ I'm better armed to deal with him thanks to this vid. Your statement of intent at 12:28 is why this channel deserves more subs by the way, counter builds may have their purpose but they always risk becoming a crutch and selling both the game and player short. Props.
I definitely appreciate guides like this. I think they are the most complete ones I've seen so far in helping to understand the matchup. I think the only thing missing is what are triggers for monsters to do what they are doing. This way players could avoid the monster doing things they don't want it to do in the first place. If you add that part, this will pretty much be a complete guide to how to beat a monster.
Phemeto does these types of guides too, definitely check him out especially if you're also a gunner main. ua-cam.com/channels/WinJaYAlxI9LjGmFofiuwg.html
Oh wow you guys actually did it! Bless! Barioth is a complete nightmare but this will definitely help immensely. Keep up the good work fellas, this kind of resource is incredibly valuable.
Great video as always, it would be great too if in the future we could get guides on the concept of influencing monster moves/baiting moves, which in conjunction with dodging, is what I think makes the combat of MH so addicting and infinitely replayable. Keep up the great vids my man!
This guide is perfect. At first I was afraid of and avoiding fighting barioth. Now I'm spamming his hunts in sos because it's become fun and to help other people out who are still having trouble. I've been consistently dodging most of his attacks and having a blast fighting him. I really hope you do more of these for the other tough fights.
bro sadly my controler die before i could see the end of the battle but god this video is a life saver after getting my arse whoop for 2 hours. thank you so much this video is a blessing.
Thank you, kabayan. What you said about Barioth being the first real challenge in MHW:I is true. Now I need to spruce up my techniques using your guide. Salamat po 👍
Bless you and this series!! You already helped me a lot on Rajang i'm pretty confident againt him now even tempered. You're the best content creator for arming the community with knowledge! Tremble Barioth of the new world!!
i discovered this channel today. Props to you +1 sub. Fantastic content. Very clear information and fantastic examples on how to perform it in the game.
Dude, thank you so much! It's the first boss that took me this long. Breaking his claws helped, though he was still incredibly annoying. The monster attack hitboxes in this game feel so unfair. I can see on the screen a distance between my character and the swinging part, but I still take damage... Everything else is addictive, but this is so unoptimized...
This is the way I enjoy playing MH. Maybe because i'm a OG veteran (MH Freedom Unite bros, i'm with you). No need for bling items. Good old reading, dodge and stylish punish. It's like a dance.
The people behind TA rules and you share similar opinion about the game. By not using OP tools like trap or temp/rocksteady mantle. The game really feel lot lot better. This series really helpful (CB main here), even that I rarely need to use roll. It will super useful for me to understand move-set of a monster.
Linh Pham I don’t think that’s what he meant. He didn’t mean we shouldn’t use those tools in the game and using them takes something away from the game but what he meant is how a guide should be teaching the ways to deal with the monster in the most core way rather than just telling people to just slot in a skill, use mantles or make a certain build coz it’s just merely stating the obvious. Instead once you learn to deal with the monsters by exploiting the move set you can always use those additional things to make the hunt more comfortable. I think in general MH community doesn’t understand the difference between tips and guides, telling someone to slot in a skill or using a counter build is just giving tips. When I used to play BB or souls, “boss guides” are basically move by move breakdown and how to effectively counter them, but I rarely see those in MH community, people just like to tell you a build or what mantle to use.
@@aswinottapilavil495 I agreed with you. It's just personal preference. Neither me or OP telling people to stop using tools. But rather hinting that the game better when you face the monster without any OP tools. The game become something different than what you used to know. To me it feel like a dance with monster. In my guess it why the series named as "artful"
@Monster Hunter World PH Elites Some things you missed: When Barioth's fangs are broken, the Jump Slam doesn't do tremor anymore, making dodging it far more forgiving. Also when his fangs are broken, the Ice Tornado doesn't linger. Not sure if that would make it able to be d, but it's good to know. For his Roaring Leap, you can actually dodge through it by dodging through the space in between his wings while he's in the air. This is mostly good for ranged weapons.
How do you not have more recognition, and why aren't these kinds of monster guides more common?? You're like the freaking GaijinHunter of MHW monster movesets!
realy helpful pagtapos ko sinumpa si Barioth last month kasi nahirapan ako as a hammer main. nagleave kasi ako dun sa MH PH na group sa facebook toxic kasi since wala daw kaso sa kanila pag gamit ng 3rd part software lalo na yung may hp bar yung monster ako pa ginawang masama. more power sa channel mo
I agree with your approach to the game. I enjoy using specific builds for monsters but the most satisfying part of MH is when I can finally read the monster and knowing what to do. With that said, Barrioth is the biggest pain in my ass right now. I can deal with similar monsters like Tigrex and Narcacuga but I find Barrioth the most annoying to hunt.
Such a great series bro. Please do more monsters. This is so great because as you said you aren’t replying on anything but your skill. And with that being the case it makes so anyone, even without meta pieces, can go up against the monsters. 👍👍👍👍
this series is really helpful to me since I don't have to spend my time as much to read those move(which I really bad at) however my reaction still to slow to get away with fast attack
These are the best guides.if you take requests, I would like to know about regular tigrex. My friend tells me to roll against his charge but I cant get the hang of it. Also I was thinking that it would be cool if the hunting horn could have song that was something like a cutting echo.
Another great video, really enjoyed this one. Finally MH community is getting proper mister guides. I often see people pass off tips as guides here for some weird reason. I fought the Gold Rathian and Silver Rathalos yesterday with a horn, what an incredibly annoying fight. One keeps flying and the other spam that tail attack that poisons you. Can you make a guide on them? It would help a lot.
This is what a monster guide is supposed to be, detailing the move set itself and how best to deal with it, instead of just giving ancillary tips or saying things like use the clutch claw, use flash pods and mount him, those should be a given but what’s much more important is understanding the moveset.
Fantastic video on a frustratingly fast monster. As someone who has played the series since Tri, I am still, over 400 hours into World/Iceborne, struggling with the speed of monsters in this game. One thing I would be interested in your covering is how exploit openings or dealing with monsters that don't have many openings. These artful dodger guides have been incredibly useful but I still find myself, especially with hunting horn, getting punished just for taking advantage of an opening a monster gives as most attacks allow them recover faster than the time it takes for me to complete a single attack animation. Hunting Horn is one of my favorite weapons to use but how slow it is combined with the speed of monsters in this game has it difficult to justify myself using it in most hunts when other weapons I play are safer. I'm curious what tips you can give regarding this issue and what I can do to improve.
Taxman here: More or less you are already doing the counters properly but your issue could be stemming from the possibility that you may not be doing the counter attacks as fast as it should be. Ideally, you would like to do counter attacks when the monster is still in the brink of doing its last move's recovery animation, not when the monster has already returned to its neutral idle position (he is ready to make the next move). If anything, the best way to learn is to see how others do it and see which moves they punish and which moves they don't punish. I would suggest taking a look at Hunting Horn TA Wiki speedruns for any specific monster in this link iceborne.seiken.io/quests/
@@Mister_Taxman Thank you very much for the reply! I have been watching a lot of speedruns on youtube and generally learned of openings or ways of avoiding certain moves that I wasn't aware of, although it's hard to judge myself in the moment what exactly I am doing wrong, but this is a good place to start. Keep up the great work.
@@scorpiopede its a good idea to record your runs and review afterwards. You'll see a lot of things you normally won't in the heat of the hunt. Hope this helps!
@@Taxman_HH Thank you, one additional tip I would ask for is dealing with monsters that have a lot of really fast attacks. One example from recently is Velkhana since her ice beams come out so incredibly fast, and using hunting horn means I need to be close to her face and thus in range from those attacks. This still ties into the previous comment on openings and taking advantage of them and it makes her probably my least favorite elder dragon to face.
I think the worst part most us had with Barioth was optimizing our dodges so we'd be in range to punish after attacks. He'd start break dancing for a minute and we get no damage in. Then do that stupid charge / flying thing and create this 5 mile gap. Most of us would just lose patience and start blindly bee lining at him and thats when we get destroyed.
TIMESTAMPS:
01:16 - Body Check
03:32 - Tail Sweep
05:06 - Ice Breath
06:12 - Flying Moves
07:15 - One-Two Pounce
07:50 - Wing Attack
08:31 - Roaring Leap
09:31 - Side Step
10:39 - Jump Slam
Firstly, great job as always.
Second, if I were to give a bit of a challenge to you, can you give artful dodger guides with the HBG's roll in mind? While it has the same amount of s as other rolls, the fact it has a longer recovery time makes some of your tips worthless simply because you would need to roll twice in quick succession. Thanks! :D
This channel is criminally underrated. A+ content.
Totally agree
S+ *
I agree
100% the content is on par w tv broadcast, I prep for my battles w these tutorial s.....priceless .
I went from getting absolutely womped fairly quickly to beating barioth on my first try after watching this. I love this video series, thank you taking the time to make these. I think they really highlight the core gameplay of adjusting your fight to the monster instead of obsessing about builds and buffs to get the job done.
One thing I can add is the roaring leap has asymmetric hitbox on Baritoth's claws. During the initial preparation animation of the roaring leap, Barioth puts one claw in front and the another behind. The claw baritoh putted behind will be lifted during the leaping animation, results in elevated hitbox. As long as your are in a rolling animation, the elevated hitbox wouldn't touch you. No is needed. You can even walk under the hitbox if the barioth is big enough.
Excellent insight! This is why I love the MH community, you learn something new everyday!
thanks for the cart
@@mrosskneskill issue tbh
There's a different sense of accomplishment when you beat a monster head on, but dodging? Its a whole new level!
Galing ng vid! Most underrated MHW channel to date!
Love this series!
What was especially helpful was the Rajang one. I could sometimes completely dodge through Rajang's attacks, then I'll laugh at it for whiffing, then I cart. Hahahha
Dito, knowing what Recoveryanimations are good Windows helped so much.
I can't believe this channel has just 10k subs. You, my friend, are a true monster hunter connoisseur. The effort you put in the videos is absolutely incredible, there are multiple clips of the moves with slow-mos showing how and when to dodge. You have studied all the moves of the monsters and all the information is accurate, valuable and provided at a leisurely pace so that the viewer can absorb everything in.
The Artful Dodger series is a gem for monster hunter enthusiasts and I am glad that I found the brilliant channel. I wish you all the success in the world and I know such in-depth videos take a lot of research and work on your part but I think it would help you and the viewers a great deal if you could add all the monsters in the Artful Dodger series. You have already covered most elder dragons and top tier monsters, however, you can start adding other monsters as you did with barioth, perhaps, add Brachydios next with raging brachydios soon joining the roster. It would be truly amazing if we had a comprehensive guide for all the monsters in mhw in the Artful Dodger series. That way your videos would pop up, regardless of which monster people search for to find help or to learn their move sets in depth.
I agree. Underrated by far.
it would almost be useful if the actual game was in slow motion. oh well
6:24 *"There isn't really anything you can do at this point..."*
_Me smiling as I still attack with my bowgun_ ❤
You have no idea how much your vids have helped me get better. I truly can't thank you enough 🙏
You have no idea how comments like these make it worthwhile. For as long as there are people finding value in these guides, I will continue doing them.
- Taxman
Supposedly I'd watched this video before. Having recently started a new playthrough, I once again found myself here 😅
Honestly a very insightful and clear guide, cheers for making it!
You really don't know how much this video helped me for the 50 Shades of White event. Finding out that I had to fight a Barioth for the Guild Palace weapons almost made me break my controller...
I had to switch from CB to LS just for Barioth. Thank you so much for this guide!
Now, I realise these take a long time to do and a lot of effort etc. But omg please do more of these! Easily the best monster guide vids I've seen!
Uuuuuugh you have no clue how many times I wanted to master this fight because I new for a fact the fight wasn’t broken, so I thought I was satisfied when I hunted him at least 20 times. Now with this video I understand so much more, and can’t wait to start having more fun with this fight, thank you so much!
Thank god for this series
I couldn't agree more about your viewpoint with dealing with the monster's mechanics and teaching people how to fight the monster, instead of relying on tools and other temporary factors to deal with the monster.
I started doing TA on all of my hunts (a bit excessive, I know) mainly because I wanted to get better at the fights without relying on tools and traps to carry me through them. I now have no problem dealing with any monster, and the tools only enhance my hunting experience, which I definitely feel is how they should be - extra help and not a crutch.
I don't encourage everyone to do TA; it's not for everyone, but I do suggest people to stop relying on armour skills to save them and instead rely on your own personal skills to overcome the challenges - the game feels so much more rewarding this way.
Keep doing what you're doing Tax !
Thanks brother! I'm still working on that little project of ours, I haven't forgotten that yet. :)
Monster Hunter World PH Elites ayyyy nice !
What does TA stand for?
what's TA?
@@mrosskne TA Rules - a ruleset for speedrunning that basically restrict mantles, Palico, bombs, etc. or any form of external damage besides turf wars.
I'd love to see this channel become active again for Sunbreak. The amount of knowledge you all give is unlike any other channel
This video and a little bit of patience single-handedly turned Barioth from one of my most hated monsters into my favorite fight.
Having a true guide to understand the choreography of the moves being used is the ultimate hunter’s tool. People like you and FelNE (Dauntless) are gems for these communities.
This series is amazing, it would take me so many hunts to figure out which moves can be dodged through and where to be positioned. You made the Rajang, Velkhana and Ruiner fights a lot more fun for me, and thank you for that!
Most useful, dedicated to MHW channel on YT. Great job with this evading guides. I have 1380h+ in this game, and I always find it helpful. Thank You.
I agree with the sentiment you gave after explaining his moves. Thanks for putting in the time and effort to help your fellow hunters, to be become better at the game!
Saw this in my feed at breakfast & made sure to watch this right after limping through my barioth hunt blind today.
Recently discovered your channel actually just looking for HH play but I love this evasion series.
I'd like to know how your subsequent hunts changed after watching the video. Let us know if that is alright with you. :)
@@Taxman_HH Well my first hunt was a "47 minute & cart twice" bit of a mess.
I think the 'safe zone' advice was the most help personally. My second run I still carted but that was because I was trying to guard point things with charge blade. Even then it was like 25 minutes instead of almost timing out.
I'm still learning how to position to counterattack as Barioth jumps around but my last hunt I didn't get hit hardly at all & took it down in under 20 min.
It helped to have the timings & dodging techniques broken down as well though because that saved me taking hits figuring it out through trial & error on my own.
All in all definitely a good video & I'd recommend it to any friend who was having a hard time 👍
Very very underrated channel. Just came from other videos and they basically just said blabla hit arms, hit head, divine protection, ice resistance. Drastically lowered my succeeding runtimes. (Inaddict ko base game dati pero napabili ng Iceborne dahil sa quarantine xD)
Love your dodge guide! I remember when I was playing mh4u, there were hunters putting up guides on monster moveset and the best way to dodge them, I thought those guides were true testament to a hunter's skill. Thank you, I love your approach and your videos, keep up the good work!
I was looking for a video to help me deal with Barioth and out of all them this one helped me out a TON. And you're right. It's not always about brute force to solve the problem.
Carted so many times, found this video. Instant capture with no cart! Thanks!
This series has completely changed up my Long Sword gameplay. What had become essentially intuition and guesswork has become verifiable reads on what will happen and how I can read. You present material in relaxed manner, full of carefully thought out details and easy-to-digest segments. The careful use of text and animated arrows and slow-motion make these series of videos insanely easy to recommend to my friends. You've done the community a huge service. Thank you!
EASY sub! I don't know why nobody else is doing these sorts of tutorials. Excellent content!
taxman made me better in just a few days...you are the mvp and a mentor i look up to ❤
A lot of time and effort went into this, I agree with others that this is extremely useful content, please keep up the great work!
The jump slam coupled with a bloody ledge getting in the way was my first cart in IB :/ I'm better armed to deal with him thanks to this vid. Your statement of intent at 12:28 is why this channel deserves more subs by the way, counter builds may have their purpose but they always risk becoming a crutch and selling both the game and player short.
Props.
Fantastic video! Make one for every monster! The time stamps are a great addition too!
I definitely appreciate guides like this. I think they are the most complete ones I've seen so far in helping to understand the matchup. I think the only thing missing is what are triggers for monsters to do what they are doing. This way players could avoid the monster doing things they don't want it to do in the first place. If you add that part, this will pretty much be a complete guide to how to beat a monster.
i wish there many chanels that also give guide about monster moveset like this,awesome work dude pls keep this artful dodger thing going.
Phemeto does these types of guides too, definitely check him out especially if you're also a gunner main.
ua-cam.com/channels/WinJaYAlxI9LjGmFofiuwg.html
Oh wow you guys actually did it! Bless! Barioth is a complete nightmare but this will definitely help immensely. Keep up the good work fellas, this kind of resource is incredibly valuable.
Great video as always, it would be great too if in the future we could get guides on the concept of influencing monster moves/baiting moves, which in conjunction with dodging, is what I think makes the combat of MH so addicting and infinitely replayable. Keep up the great vids my man!
Thank you for the demonstration on dealing with Barioth's moveset.
These videos are honestly the best Monster Hunter resources/tutorials I've seen on youtube. Exceptional work!
This guide is perfect. At first I was afraid of and avoiding fighting barioth. Now I'm spamming his hunts in sos because it's become fun and to help other people out who are still having trouble. I've been consistently dodging most of his attacks and having a blast fighting him. I really hope you do more of these for the other tough fights.
I usually get supergeared up and go back to monsters that caused me problems during the initial playthrough. This guide has helped me tremendously >:D
bro sadly my controler die before i could see the end of the battle but god this video is a life saver after getting my arse whoop for 2 hours. thank you so much this video is a blessing.
This kind of series is what makes the game and the comunity so unique, love it and thank you so much!
This video is great!! Gonna try it later!! Thank you for going in details to explain all the moves!
Let’s go baby ! He messed me up on my first attempt but I beat him handily on my second attempt thanks to this video !
You are a fucking god. We need more people like you who make dodge guides so we can make a universal monster encyclopedia, the ultimate dream.
kakapanood ko lang... ganda ng tutorial...napatay ko na rin ( sa wakas) c barioth.. thanks sayo.. Ill be watching your other vids....
Thank you, kabayan. What you said about Barioth being the first real challenge in MHW:I is true. Now I need to spruce up my techniques using your guide. Salamat po 👍
Bless you and this series!! You already helped me a lot on Rajang i'm pretty confident againt him now even tempered.
You're the best content creator for arming the community with knowledge!
Tremble Barioth of the new world!!
Love the series and agree with your reasoning. Looking forward to more!
Thank you! You saved my PS4 controller’s life.
proper evasion guide. well done, thank you very much.
TYVM, I use to have hard time with Barioth, watched your vid and took the advice, they really really helped.
Glavenus please ❤️ Learning a lot from your videos! Keep it up. Maraming salamat talaga!
i discovered this channel today. Props to you +1 sub. Fantastic content. Very clear information and fantastic examples on how to perform it in the game.
this guy was the bane of my existence back in mh3 now...in iceborne he is the bane of my existence
Dig the chill music and chill voice.
These guides are the best please keep doing more.
Fantastic channel and information! You earned yourself a subscriber!
Dude, thank you so much! It's the first boss that took me this long. Breaking his claws helped, though he was still incredibly annoying. The monster attack hitboxes in this game feel so unfair. I can see on the screen a distance between my character and the swinging part, but I still take damage... Everything else is addictive, but this is so unoptimized...
This series is amazing, keep it up bro!
would love to see glavenus/acidic sometimes in the future :)
Dude!! nice guide. Suportado ko kayo pre! Keep up and more power to this channel
This is the way I enjoy playing MH. Maybe because i'm a OG veteran (MH Freedom Unite bros, i'm with you). No need for bling items. Good old reading, dodge and stylish punish. It's like a dance.
The people behind TA rules and you share similar opinion about the game.
By not using OP tools like trap or temp/rocksteady mantle. The game really feel lot lot better.
This series really helpful (CB main here), even that I rarely need to use roll. It will super useful for me to understand move-set of a monster.
Linh Pham I don’t think that’s what he meant. He didn’t mean we shouldn’t use those tools in the game and using them takes something away from the game but what he meant is how a guide should be teaching the ways to deal with the monster in the most core way rather than just telling people to just slot in a skill, use mantles or make a certain build coz it’s just merely stating the obvious. Instead once you learn to deal with the monsters by exploiting the move set you can always use those additional things to make the hunt more comfortable. I think in general MH community doesn’t understand the difference between tips and guides, telling someone to slot in a skill or using a counter build is just giving tips. When I used to play BB or souls, “boss guides” are basically move by move breakdown and how to effectively counter them, but I rarely see those in MH community, people just like to tell you a build or what mantle to use.
@@aswinottapilavil495 I agreed with you. It's just personal preference. Neither me or OP telling people to stop using tools.
But rather hinting that the game better when you face the monster without any OP tools. The game become something different than what you used to know. To me it feel like a dance with monster. In my guess it why the series named as "artful"
@Monster Hunter World PH Elites Some things you missed:
When Barioth's fangs are broken, the Jump Slam doesn't do tremor anymore, making dodging it far more forgiving.
Also when his fangs are broken, the Ice Tornado doesn't linger. Not sure if that would make it able to be d, but it's good to know.
For his Roaring Leap, you can actually dodge through it by dodging through the space in between his wings while he's in the air. This is mostly good for ranged weapons.
Wow, these are great additional info! I never knew about the teeth and tremor connection, good catch.
love the video! i learned a lot
hope your next video like this is on Namielle (w Arch Tempered dropping soon)! keep up the great content
This is amazing! The sweet spot save my day
How do you not have more recognition, and why aren't these kinds of monster guides more common?? You're like the freaking GaijinHunter of MHW monster movesets!
realy helpful pagtapos ko sinumpa si Barioth last month kasi nahirapan ako as a hammer main. nagleave kasi ako dun sa MH PH na group sa facebook toxic kasi since wala daw kaso sa kanila pag gamit ng 3rd part software lalo na yung may hp bar yung monster ako pa ginawang masama. more power sa channel mo
My man so good at the game, the monsters just shoot dust
I agree with your approach to the game. I enjoy using specific builds for monsters but the most satisfying part of MH is when I can finally read the monster and knowing what to do. With that said, Barrioth is the biggest pain in my ass right now. I can deal with similar monsters like Tigrex and Narcacuga but I find Barrioth the most annoying to hunt.
Amazing content! Could you please do Silver Rathalos next or any monster at all. Just keep this series going :)
Kirin would be quiet interesting to.
The big brain play for evading Barioth is to not select its quests.
Excellent video. Very helpful. Will be great if you could make similar videos for Nargacuga and Glavenus also. Thanks.
i love the tutorial it helps alot! Thanks, and the lofi mhw music
Such a great series bro. Please do more monsters. This is so great because as you said you aren’t replying on anything but your skill. And with that being the case it makes so anyone, even without meta pieces, can go up against the monsters. 👍👍👍👍
Extremely helpful. Thanks man.👍🏾👍🏾
Such great content here, this video was super informative. Would love to see one for Tigrex!
you're doing gods work on this channel, please keep it going
Great guide, and keep this great work!
This is really useful. Thank you so much!
this series is really helpful to me since I don't have to spend my time as much to read those move(which I really bad at) however my reaction still to slow to get away with fast attack
These are the best guides.if you take requests, I would like to know about regular tigrex. My friend tells me to roll against his charge but I cant get the hang of it. Also I was thinking that it would be cool if the hunting horn could have song that was something like a cutting echo.
Another great video, really enjoyed this one. Finally MH community is getting proper mister guides. I often see people pass off tips as guides here for some weird reason.
I fought the Gold Rathian and Silver Rathalos yesterday with a horn, what an incredibly annoying fight. One keeps flying and the other spam that tail attack that poisons you. Can you make a guide on them? It would help a lot.
I wish it was this easy when I did it myself.
nice job! Great video as always!
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Barioth : fak....fak...fak...fak....fak.....!!
Hunter : Why are you running?! WHY ARE YOU RUNNING !!!!!!
Just subscribed! Amazing content.
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True! Thumb up!
this deserves more likes
damn you bullied him so much he actually ran away from you, kudos to you!
I love this series, wishing for a brachy guide
This is what a monster guide is supposed to be, detailing the move set itself and how best to deal with it, instead of just giving ancillary tips or saying things like use the clutch claw, use flash pods and mount him, those should be a given but what’s much more important is understanding the moveset.
I’ve been having trouble with acidic glavinus. I’d honesty love guides on all the new iceborne monsters
Fantastic video on a frustratingly fast monster. As someone who has played the series since Tri, I am still, over 400 hours into World/Iceborne, struggling with the speed of monsters in this game. One thing I would be interested in your covering is how exploit openings or dealing with monsters that don't have many openings. These artful dodger guides have been incredibly useful but I still find myself, especially with hunting horn, getting punished just for taking advantage of an opening a monster gives as most attacks allow them recover faster than the time it takes for me to complete a single attack animation. Hunting Horn is one of my favorite weapons to use but how slow it is combined with the speed of monsters in this game has it difficult to justify myself using it in most hunts when other weapons I play are safer. I'm curious what tips you can give regarding this issue and what I can do to improve.
Taxman here:
More or less you are already doing the counters properly but your issue could be stemming from the possibility that you may not be doing the counter attacks as fast as it should be. Ideally, you would like to do counter attacks when the monster is still in the brink of doing its last move's recovery animation, not when the monster has already returned to its neutral idle position (he is ready to make the next move).
If anything, the best way to learn is to see how others do it and see which moves they punish and which moves they don't punish. I would suggest taking a look at Hunting Horn TA Wiki speedruns for any specific monster in this link iceborne.seiken.io/quests/
@@Mister_Taxman Thank you very much for the reply! I have been watching a lot of speedruns on youtube and generally learned of openings or ways of avoiding certain moves that I wasn't aware of, although it's hard to judge myself in the moment what exactly I am doing wrong, but this is a good place to start. Keep up the great work.
@@scorpiopede its a good idea to record your runs and review afterwards. You'll see a lot of things you normally won't in the heat of the hunt. Hope this helps!
@@Taxman_HH Thank you, one additional tip I would ask for is dealing with monsters that have a lot of really fast attacks. One example from recently is Velkhana since her ice beams come out so incredibly fast, and using hunting horn means I need to be close to her face and thus in range from those attacks. This still ties into the previous comment on openings and taking advantage of them and it makes her probably my least favorite elder dragon to face.
WHen your too good the monsters run away from you. Now they'r the ones that need felyne escape artist.
Playing the game by understanding the monster, how it attacks, and then using that to learn best react from there?
Well there'd a novel concept :P
thank you!
Awesome, I hope we get Nami soon.
So the problem I have now is I can't stay in his sweet spot, because he moves around too much..
Also 17:04 Barioth is fed up of this gal playing music on its head. 😂
I think the worst part most us had with Barioth was optimizing our dodges so we'd be in range to punish after attacks. He'd start break dancing for a minute and we get no damage in. Then do that stupid charge / flying thing and create this 5 mile gap. Most of us would just lose patience and start blindly bee lining at him and thats when we get destroyed.