Monster Hunter World: Iceborne - Ultimate Guide for New Players | 30+ TIPS
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
- This guide for MONSTER HUNTER WORLD: ICEBORNE showcases over thirty useful tips, while also explaining many mechanics and systems to help new players get prepared for Master Rank.
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0:00 Intro
0:57 Defender Gear
2:39 Item Management And Loadouts
4:39 Quests, Zenny, And Cooking
8:10 Picking A Weapon Class
11:20 Potions And Upgrades
13:45 Monster Hunting
16:34 Outro
#MonsterHunterWorld #Iceborne #Tips - Ігри
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Try sharing this with a friend or two that you are trying to bring into Monster Hunter, maybe this will make it seem less daunting.
Also, a big WELCOME to all the new PC players coming in to Iceborne this month! Have fun!
Boomstick Gaming yo mate, returning vet here, this definitely gave me lovely information on how the game advanced so thanks for the info ;)
This is a pretty good collection of tips! May I recommend you add time stamps to each section, in the video description; for players who want to review certain sections of this video?
There's a easier way to sell all trade in items. Go to item box, sell items hit hot button to sell all trade-in items
I plan to start this game after I invested 2 thousand hours in destiny.. I wonder if it's to late????
@@Freedom-kl8rt Monster Hunter never makes you feel like you are "left behind", so I would say it is ALWAYS a great time to jump in. One of the most helpful and welcoming communities in all of gaming.
"I have 500 hours, he could not tell me anything I don't already know"
You can open your menu and change the view distance to far and get a better view of the monster
"YOU CAN WHAT?"
I have 550 - and my heart nearly stopped while hearing this xD. The customizable Itembar was also uknown to me - used radial menu all the time.
I’ve been playing MH for 15 years and they keep adding cool new stuff. I just wish it took me longer than 12 hours to finish one now
Exactly
Hey so is MHW still pretty active? I absolutely loved it, but had to leave the country for work and haven't been able to play since a few months after launch. I had a greatsword character. They still pretty good?
I have 1,000 hours some of it i dont even know 🤣
"Side note, hold down the sprint button to speed up this opening book animation"
After 800 hours not knowing this, all i have to say is YOU ABSOLUTE GOD!!
Lol me too
1100 hours and I did not know this until now
Over 2000 hours... goddamnit ^_^;
@@blank7602 you don't use a controller on pc? I play on pc and couldn't imagine not using my DS4.
I learned that back in world with probably 20hrs of gameplay was just holding the sprint button and I saw it go quicker lol
Some tips i can give:
- Your radial menu settings are tied to your item loadouts.
- Monsters will drop 3 red pods based on how low their hp is. 1st(30%), 2nd(20%), 3rd(10%). Monsters can be captured at 25% health and lower, so when the 2nd pod is dropped it's a guaranteed capture. Pods dropped from clutch claw attacks do not count.
- You can actually use tranq bombs before traps to capture. Tranq bomb effects linger for about a minute.
- Enraged monsters(monster icon glowing red in minimap) will unrelentingly chase you everywhere until they are not enraged anymore. Scary, but this can be useful in certain cases where you want to lure them to a specific area where you can trigger environmental hazards(like falling rocks in ancient forest) to bring them down.
- Turn off auto-sheathe in settings.
- Slinger ammo can be fired while mounting. The damage contributes to the threshold for when the monster is ready for a mounting finisher.
- Using the ping on your radial menu while stunned will alert your palico to help you out. Results may vary due to wonky cat A.I.
- In Iceborne there is a new option in settings to turn on a silhouette of your hunter when a monster is in front of you blocking the camera.
There's so many little things that the game does not tell you that I would say it's recommended to ask questions and look up guides.
Side note with monster health captures it's not always the same for every monster, eg Deviljjo needs to be around 10% if not a maybe a bit lower. Weaker monsters are around 30-35%
@@leemo142 ooh good to know. nice info
Why auto sheath?
I have 1000 hours in this game and I actually didn't know a few of these.
Whats wrong with auto sheating?
I’m sure someone mentioned this. But once you reach the rotten vale and already encountered Odogaron. You can then go on a expedition and try to encounter it again but hope for the monster to have a dead Legiana with it. It will drag it back to its den. You will see a wild cat (can’t spell it’s native name) anyways it will run and you will have to follow. Then once you follow it to where it’s going, you can lure it back from its hiding spot with a piece of raw meat. Put it down and a group of feral cats will dance around it and thank you. Then you will receive the Palico tool called plunderblade! In Icebourne, each palico tools can level to 15 and each has an additional support skill. Plunderblades is the tool which jumps on the monster and repeats a carving motion which drops lucrative scales that can be sold for money. A very good way to make millions when you’re fighting high end monsters. Hope this helps.
Edit: excuse the typos!
Late edit: Max rank for your feline friend is lvl 20.
Thank you for taking the time to explain the lucrative affects of using a plunderbade on the palico
Rompelstaump glad I can be a little helpful to those who needs a hand in the money business of monster hunter!
Kalib Barnes I’ll try and remember this.
Thx I just started so I have no idea what that means but it’s good I’m gonna screen shot it and use it later
Sweet
Don't rush through the story. Don't aim the meta until you're in love with the game. It'll make everything stale.
Carbot Animations Infestor :3
yeah
I feel it should also be said that meta in MH is only something you need to care about if you want speed run times, but even then you're only looking to save about 3 or 4 minutes for the average player. just play however you want, experiment and have fun
@@jamesheld5658 Well I agree with the part about playing what you want, but if you want to farm more efficiently and have a whole team to set up builds that support each other. Like my sets for HH that are especially for bow/DB where my item set contains dash juice , steaks etc and my HH ether has stamina use reduction L or evade up movement speed up.
This is honestly the truth for every game
I started world with a bunch of friends, they settled upon rushing and get to iceborne. Looking back I am so happy I didn’t use the defender set, going through the process of painstakingly farming monsters was pretty fun. Iceborne might be fun but what comes before doesn’t fall short either, don’t rush it.
Honestly I think that's the way I want to go to is not diving in with the new armor I've never played the game so we'll see
Yeah, it also teaches you waay more about not dying/carting too. The defender set will teach you some really bad habits.
I actually just started yesterday. Killed my first monster. I got soooo far to go!!
Congratulations bud. What weapon(s) are u loving so far?
i’m starting tonight :D
@@wanloveph I'm using the defender shield right now.
@@PookKG just got back on
Johnathan Dewitt im on the first quest still lol so far it’s fun
Some additional tips from the top of my head:
- Nulberries nullify blights (water/fire/blast/thunder)
- Lifepowder item heals all members in the hunting party within visible distance (all hunters must be in the same area)
- Do not shoot a flashpod while a Monster is being mounted by another hunter. Especially, a flying one.
- Cutting/Slicing weapons (Longsword/Dual blades/Greatsword etc.) - focus on the Monster's tail or legs (to trip it down).
- Blunt/KO inducing weapons (Hammer/Hunting Horn etc.) - aim for the head.
- While sleeping, its better to Clutch claw to the Monster's face and unload all of your Slinger ammo to KO force it into a wall (if the Monster is close to a wall) rather than the "Sleep-bomb" technique.
- Cold drinks - carry in the Volcanic/Wasteland regions to prevent your Health depletion.
- Hot drinks - carry in the Tundra/Snowy region to prevent your Stamina depletion.
- Pressing Options button skips the eating food animation and cutscenes
- You can shoot SOS signal to have hunters join your quest (sometimes not the brightest decision)
- Monster Hunter has one of the best gaming communities so if you need help - ask!
~Happy Hunting to all the new hunters!
You got your drinks mixed up
Lol this make me remember In MHGen/MHGU there are HotBlooded and ColdBlooded Skill, they increase your atk when you drink hot drink in hot area, and cold drink in cold are
@@MegaZero-X1 Thanks a lot! I've totally overlooked while typing it, stupid me.. Now it's fixed!
No problem just had to point it out
s6ef4enko life powder has a fixed range, that can be extended with the wide range skill. it doesn’t cover whole areas.
Never knew seeing the skulls on the minimap was related to research level! That explains why sometimes me and my friends don't see them when the others do.
Current monster research levels are shown with yellow bars on the bottom left of the map screen. The bar has to be completely full for the skulls to show up. Gather the tracks! When the monster changes zone your scoutflies come back out, so doing research should be another step alongside the usual resharpening, healing, rebuffing, etc.
Focus more on self-preservation then damage output. Seen too many new players swinging wildly at a monster and getting carted immediately. You can't deal damage from camp, so avoid carting at all costs.
I started with dual blades since I figured they would be mobile, and I am not disappointed!
Even worse: so many missions only let you cart a couple times before you fail automatically. Focus on staying alive!
Great point 😂
This video rules. New player with a lot of questions and most were answered.
Same here, about to start and eberytime I start a new game its great to see how much affort is put into those videos because often games doesn't explain themselves enough
Oldsnake4295 if you wanna hunt I’m new but looking for other hunters to hunt with.
I’m just getting back into it add me ps4
Campaignchop_
I just started last week. Started with defender gear but found I wasn't learning and adapting as much as I wanted to, cause I wasn't getting punished for mistakes. Switched to default gear and it's WAY more fun!
Learned alot from this video, thanks!
Best skills for those having trouble staying alive:
Stun Resist 3 - Stuns are basically a death sentence. Most common cause of death in my experience.
Speed Eating 2 - Getting hit again before/while you drink a health potion is the second most common cause of death.
Health Boost 2 to 3 - This turns some oneshot deaths into twoshots, which you can recover from with Speed Eating.
Also the main an most important tip. When you enter HR an you meet bazel for the first time RUN.
Dante Vic nah I killed it with low rank gear my first try
@@warmonk82 when I meet him I got one shoted.
@@warmonk82 I'm not buying it. Bazel would have run away long before you got to kill it if you were using low-rank weapons. Exactly what weapon did you use?
PAPA DADSON long sword
I'm an MR 999 lance main with almost 2k hours, but I watched the entire thing. Great vid, totally gonna send this to my friends when they start the game.
You can also access the Training Area straight from the world map like you suggested for getting to your Private Room. One less loading screen.
As a returning player (over 2 years of absence) for over a month now and I really missed this game and fell in love with it all over again, finally got to try all the DLC and most events (are the special events now permanent?) that I missed out on. Here’s a few tips for newer players:
Play the game however you please too. It’s simple really theirs many optional builds you can try and yes try all the weapons! You do not need to stick to one main weapon, some are really fun, some take time to master. I have 4 different weapons I tend to use.
Make sure you loot everything (unless you wanna attempt challenge runs). Probably the number one rule because you need loot to upgrade, craft items etc.
Do not rush the game! I have 2 accounts one for my solo and one with friends and my friends all rushed the game and we’ve hit master rank with no farming, just basically going from boss to boss. And if you’re playing for story (honestly it ain’t that interesting to me) then yeah that’s fine but if you wanna play more tactical then farming is required especially on later weapons and equipment.
Farming through investigation. If you’re planning on farming then do it through investigations, not through expeditions. Bosses drop more loot this way or small animals depending what you’re after.
Take your time and have fun! Honestly paste yourself slowly through the game, get to know the area and environments. It’s a beautiful game to look at as well. You’ll learn what to bring and what to leave at base the more you know about the maps. Always look up guides online, theirs information about loot, each bosses. Research everything as well because even I didn’t know you can get random boss drops by researching tracks!
Have fun guys!
Veteran here so happy to see Mh getting the recognition it deserves these are some good tips
Awesome ty
Same here, been into MH since generations and happy to see the game getting more players and even nominated in the game awards.
It's main stream for a good cost no lazy gameplay, bugs, micro, lootbox omg so much good without these things and just make a good game!
Watch out newbies we have a vet here, make way and like his comment
@@fnyan3308 now down newbies as our Lord and savior vets show us the way.
i miss the time when i was a new player in MHW and Iceborne. those feeling that i get when hunted Anjanath & Beotodus for the first time :O
that fish just wouldn’t die lol
I wish they didn't put the defender stuff in. I just got the game yesterday and I got to the first time you go on an expedition. I was just kind of exploring and that Anjanath monster attacked me. The game told me multiple times to run away. But I wanted to see if I could beat it. It took me FOREVER because I'm still a noob, but I killed it with the defender Lance because it was barely able to even hurt me.
The defender gear makes everything so easy. I didn't realize until just now when watching this video that it wasn't originally in the game.
Jesse James Smith yeah it’s only useful if you want to breeze through world to get to the expansion quickly, but personally o wouldn’t recommend using it, maybe the weapons but the armour is too op, you don’t get to experience of fighting tough monsters and having to dodge attacks, master rank is gonna be extra difficult for people wo are used to a lower difficulty
I started playing MHW about 2 weeks ago. The first time I went after Anjanath I carted 3 times and wiped and was horribly flustered.
Then I carted 2 more times with Fortify and just barely got him down to zero before I lost to tilt.
You can hit triangle or Y in your stash to sell all trade in items for quick cash. There’s a prompt for it at the bottom.
Unless you’re using a GS, use the clutch claw into a wall bang for a stronger wake up if you place the bombshell on the wall, plus it downs the monster.
Umm you forgetting this is pretty much for PC lol
@@TheDragonfriday, OK, so? You know you can use a controller for PC, right?
@@darkdaysahead01 I'm not conferable using a controller since I been PC gaming over 6 years now. What I'm saying is I don't know what is Y button for keyboard. That is why i mentioned PC
@@TheDragonfriday OK, well, I said there's a button prompt for the action at the bottom of the screen, so just look there and it will tell you what to press.
@@darkdaysahead01 ah ok that good to know, I'll look into it. I know using the keyboard is wierd, took me little while to get used to it. I probably haven't fully used all the keys yet like the shortcut wheel. I just found out to pull that out 1 hour ago.
One thing I learned: Always carry flashpods when facing monster that are VERY keen on staying in the air for some free knockdowns.
Also do NOT neglect the botanical gardens, it is an amazing source of materials!
Although this is still a useful tip, flash pods got a nerf in Master Rank. There is a pretty hefty cooldown before they will work on the same monster twice.
Also, when you're comfortable with your money situation, do your best to buy 9999 of everything you can from a hub vendor during a festival. Everything but Power/Armor charms will be half off, so you can stock up on potions, trap tools and ammo to the absolute maximum.
I do this almost every fest... just one less thing to worry about, and you can save a ton of cash/cultivation time.
Like buy 10k spread 1 ammo, 10k gunpowder 2, 10k gunpowder 3. Then craft all the spread 3 you can, up to 10k. Buy gunpowder 3 to 10k again. Buy spread 1 to 10k again, and craft spread 2 to 10k. Then buy gunpowder 2 to 10k again. Finally, buy spread 1 to 10k again, and you now have 9999 spread 1, 2 and 3. That's enough ammo to last months, considering you also have 9999 gunpowder 2/3 to make even more spread ammos.
If you use guns with any kind of frequency, festivals should be your call to refill all your ammunition.
Ha
@@eelshark12345 b a r I o t h
That monster is so annoying but flash pods work well against it
for my survival set, i always have : Health Boost 3, Steadfast 3 and Divine blessing 3. So many times have i been saved by this. :)
Just wanted to say this is a very well put together video for new players. Been flicking through a bunch to pass onto my new Christmas hunter friends (so much misinformation out there) and this is definitely one I'll be sharing.
Literally just started on PC yesterday! Absolutely this gave some really helpful insight on where to even begin and how to get started. Thanks man!
Played a ton when the game first came out, rejoining for iceborne and found this a great refresher. Thanks!
1. Pick the weapon you like most (the most comfortable for you), not the best one (the one you watched on youtube)
2. Get some rest after a few hours playing.
3. You'll die a lot, sometimes in the most ridiculous way, get used to it, it's totally normal.
4. Don't skip Grandma cat cooking animation, it could make your stress disappear.
Some tips that I’ve acquired (PC player here, but likely applicable to PS4 as well):
- At the provisions center, when you sell items, you don’t have to search for your trade-in items (the items that have no use outside of being sold). On PC, by default pressing R allows you to automatically sell all of your trade-in items at once. According to 5:37, it happens to be the triangle key for PS4.
- On PC if you want to skip routine dialogue (for example, from the Handler or the Botanical Research Center), you can press Esc to skip to their last line of dialogue, which brings down the number of prompts you need to tap through to 2. Minor boost in convenience. Not certain if there’s a button for this on PS4.
- At the Steamworks in Seliana (which you unlock early on into the Iceborne campaign), when you “Help the Steamworks”, you’ll get a prompt to “Auto-convert” items into fuel. Always accept this, as the items you convert on this particular screen can only be used as Steamworks fuel. This is not to be confused with the “Add Fuel” screen, which allows you to convert otherwise useful ores into fuel as well.
- Multiplayer hunting etiquette. Performing attacks that hit other players won’t directly damage them, but could cause them to “flinch” and make them helpless. So be careful not to hit your teammates (this is especially true for me as a dual blades main). Typically you want blunt attacking folks like hammers to hit the head for KO’s, and severing attacking folks (anything that’s a blade) to try to cut off the monster’s tail (most monsters’ tails are severable). You can also upgrade the flinch free skill to prevent yourself from getting flinched by other players.
I’ll keep updating this if I remember other stuff
This video really was a throve of info I haven't ever heard anywhere else, well researched sir. 👍
0 research. I make all my content in a vacuume to make it original. For better or for worse.
New to this game, downloading it while I'm watching this, I was unsure of how popular it would still be, seems to be very active! thanks for the guide, I'm sure I'll be back to refer to different parts as I go through the adventure
Have fun!
How do you like the game 2 months later?
Is the illuminati fun?
Just got into the game and this was probably the best video I've seen so far. Super informative without making me feel lost or overwhelmed! Will definitely be watching this again to absorb more of it as I progress, thanks!
I was waiting for a newer guide, this helped me a lot thx
Brand new player here, thanks a lot for this awesome guide! This level of detail for those little tricks is excellent 👍🏻
@Haime Tobias if you need a rescue, gimme a buzz. PSN: Virjunior
30 tips for beginners...
Step 1: become a hunting horn main.
Step 2-30: farm honey and blue mushroom.
And bitterbugs
Why
Why
TheDwarfishjoe why
Because hunting horn(HH) is the most beloved teammate but the less played in the MH world. If you're a HH everyone will love you and you'll be accepted into any party. However. you also need to stock up on itens for healing since you're basically a buffer/healer guy with tremendous damage and knockout when played correctly.
Tip: don't eat just the chefs choice platter before a hunt. Use ingredients that give you attack up (L). You'll lose out on health, but to offset it all you have to do is cultivate the ingredients to make max potions in the garden, then pop one before each fight to max out your health bar.
Cultivate 4 things; bitterbug, blue mushroom, honey, and mandragora. Combine bitterbug and blue mushroom to make nutrients, then the nutrients and honey to make mega nutrients, and then combine the mega nutrients and mandragora to make max potions. Keep a steady supply of all 4 and you'll never want for healing at the beginning of or during a hunt, and you can eat food that gives you an attack boost.
BONUS: you can bring mega nutrients and mandragora along with you on a hunt and set them to auto craft more max potions, so instead of having only 2, you can craft a few more while in the field.
I just started playing and knew there was something to these mega nutrients and searching the food list for biggest damage bonus. I made 2 max potions my first day playing and now I know I'm on the right track, thank you.
@@thegoblin3629 np man glad you're getting into it. I don't know what ingredients are in my go-to meal offhand but there's a dozen videos on the subject. Check out a video and go after the quests that give you the ingredients.
Another tip for you for when you get into the really tough hunts; when you've got a decent supply of max potion ingredients, start cultivating might berries and the stuff needed to make demon drug and demon powder. Take might berries, demon drug and powder with you on hunts and pop em all before you start a fight, these along with your food bonus all stack, and will max out the damage you can get from buffs ahead of a fight.
Thank you!
Unless I am facing powerful foes like fatalis, I always eat chef choice n I’m hr n mr 999 lol
5:32 you can go to your item box and choose sell items, there's a button to sell all useless trade items (mostly those mats drop by bandit mantle and Kulve Taroth)
Bonus tip: Not all quests can be found in the bounty board. Best example is that every single region (PC player here, so I am unsure if Hoarfrost is an exception) has a native tribe of grimalkynes. After your second visit or so, you should be able to find a researcher in the region with a ! on the minimap. Talking to him will send you on a quest to study the tribes, which will give you things like new opportunities in the field and tools for your palico. Important to note, the quests are pretty much unmarked. You can get confused quite fast if you just click through what the researcher says, without reading any of it.
Not exactly a noob, just a returning vet from before iceborne. Thanks for the refresher! This gunlance mains back in town, elder dragons beware!
Shoot that shit, man
I started playing this game almost 2 weeks ago and I have to admit that this video is literally THE BEST updated newbie guide I've found yet. Thank you!!
I’m a pretty new player with only about 60 hours but yesterday I just realized that when out on a hunt you can open your map and fast travel to a camp of your choosing, very handy for getting around quickly!
Great video! Thanks for the tips!
I'm new and glad people are still making content for this game
This was extremely helpful thank you
Welcome! Have fun!
Super man diving!!!!! Sooooo important
this might be the best guide out in YT, good job man!
I keep coming back to this guide, and it's always been helpful to re-watch!
Perfect.
Thanks a lot for this Video, just wanted to hop in again.
I wish you just the best for 2020 and a nice rest of the week :*
Thanks Paverick!
Started the game a couple days ago. Just got to the Pukei-Pukei quest. MH:Rise was my first full MH experience (I tried getting on older versions in DS/3DS, and couldn't get the hold of it).
I really love how MH has a tutorial for basically everything, and you have all the info at hand for the monsters once you've researched it enough. I've still got to get the hang of the clutch claw, but I hope to get better at it for that sweet wall damage lol. Thanks for the tips!
Keep trying for 3rd cause MH4U is an unforgettable experience
Awesome video man! I have like 200hrs into this game and you just taught like 3 or 4 things I didn't know 😅 Gonna check out your other vids in a minute! Keep at the awesome content!
I really enjoyed the video .I just started about 1 week and a half ago and im very hooked on the gameplay. All of these tips were awesom and the comments below were sooo helpful.Thank you for the video.
To add to this, I do have something to say on my perception of the Guardian/Defender items. The devs reasoning is for you to basically "blast" your way to Master Rank. While this is good I think overall for the game, I don't think this one aspect of catching up covers everything. Blasting through low and hard rank is gonna leave you shallow on decorations. You've got to remember that MH players farmed HR Temp Elders for MONTHS before Iceborne and master rank came to be. Blasting your way past all of that is going to leave you low on rare/useful deco's. You also may miss a lot of tools/mantles. On top of that, many of the weapon trees don't offer a base MR model...you'd still have to go back and farm some LR and HR monsters to get started on some weapon trees. Basically you still have to go back and catch up in some fashion or another so the Defender items don't really just allow you to catch up through their power alone.
Watched this for my friend getting into mhw sucked at explaining it but you did great and taught me some things also great content
I appreciate the help I started a 2 weeks ago I’m fighting the elder dragons and now with this help I know what to bring along to help
Really glad you mentioned the mantle recharge tip, I see so many players just leaving it on constantly, like you said it just cuts the recharge time by a ton!
If you have defense down you can eat adamant seed to remove it. A lot of players I’ve played with haven’t done this so I’m just letting you guys know just in case.
Amazing tips! thank you! I'm getting started with Monster hunter world when iceborne comes out for PC
Good luck, man!
You have a new subscriber! I'm pretty much brand new to Monster Hunter and I'm loving it so far. This guide really helped, thank you!
This video is so fire bro like it’s so simple yet incredibly informational👌🏼
One Tip i'd add for new players is pay attention to the environments.
Some areas have breakable environment parts like boulder drops and these deal good damage and also make the monster fall, leaving them open for attacks. (:
This really helped man keep up the good work. Earned a subscriber 🤟🏾
Great! Thanks
Thank you so much for your work on this Video! Its super useful for a newbie like me! I was really overwhelmed with everything happening in the Game, but you helped me to see things easier now! Thank you so much!
New Hunter here. Thank you! This entire video was extremely helpful, especially the inventory and gear management
Very helpfull guide. Im 40hrs in MHW, and this helped me a lot!
I just started a week ago, working through the base game now with my switch axe. That and the hammer are my favorites so far. Feel like I don’t know what I’m doing, but I’m having fun and this video helped!
Both are super satisfying! Find some nice inclines to slide down with the hammer and get your spin on!
we need more vids like this, no bs just straight to the tips and pointers like a champ. good refresher vid. :D
Dude this video is amazing. Thank you!
I just bought the game this week, first ever mh game. This Is too convenient
TOO convenient? Gotta un-try harder next time!
Ur gonna have so much fun. It's an RPG where instead of leveling up with XP, you level up by getting rare materials and using better armor and weapons. What weapon do you think you'll use?
Dale Adney i just finished that game with my buddy and it was my first monster hunter game ever. such a great game. The co-op system made me extremely mad but now that were through the story i have no issues with it. The insect glaive is my go to. I feel like a godly monk just bouncing around and also being able to fly up with wyverns is cool.
This game is just cool and i wish i played it when i dropped.
LUV. jpg Music yeah I’m doing story with my friend now and it’s rlly annoying having to find a cutscene leave then join my friend
Opposite of Mismatch just send an SOS signal when you’ve watched it instead of leaving bro
So I'm thinking about getting into Iceborne. Good to know that I need a new college degree XD.
I have played the game for many, many hours, however do very much believe in always trying to find out new things to help even veterans improve and I want to say this video was amazing! So many smaller things I had no idea about like the item box load outs. Thank you for the info.
Started playing a week ago, really enjoying it, the camera tips and loadout tips are things of beauty.
I just started playing this after having it "not click" with me when I bought it on release. Personally, I LOVE the Defender stuff. It makes the game's initial "wall of entry" feel much more manageable and allows you to have more fun before you start to look for the challenge.
Thanks for this, I bought Iceborne after taking a break for over a year and was so lost amd frustrated.
Thanks man I just started playing and you answered most of my questions with this video and your others
thank you so much for this! downloading now for the first time, so excited!!!
Another very usefull video, keep it up Boomstick!
Thanks!
Do not be afraid to use the farcaster!
Especially with behemoth
@@Outlaw7263 Hmm, that's actually a pretty smart way to deal with his gigantic meteor attacks.
this was very helpful. i did not know i could reorganize my item bar. and thanks for showing me how to access the item loadout menue.
Great video! I played MHW for a month or so when it came out and then left it for something else. Just recently I'd been seeing videos about Iceborne and decided to get back into it and this video has taught me a lot I didn't know and helped me get back up to speed. Thank you!
I knew about you from the plagiarism thing but I didn’t really watch your content. Very informative, very direct, and lots personality. I liked the patching in the human hand jokes
2:48 holy shit i had no idea I could do that
Just subscribed as I know these tips will be invaluable for my son and I beginning in MHW . So I’ll be returning here a lot in the coming weeks/months .
I'm a returning player that played the first month of ps4 launch that has moved to PC. This was really helpful in learning some of the changes that have come in the last two years. I think a video that concentrates more on these changes would help others like myself.
Loved the video, it’s so odd that the game itself doesn’t explain a lot of these things.
Was on the fence about giving this video a like. Then that third arm joke got me!
Big thumb decision!
Awesome guide for a returning player like me! (PC) A couple of nice features I forgot were there and also some I had no idea about!
Thank you for your hard work. Video is fantastic and exactly what I was looking for after taking a 4 year break!
Thank you
Thank YOU
Defender gear has been a timesaver. I recently lost my saved data on PS4 (it was my fault) and have been rushing through the og campaign so I can finally play Iceborne!!!
A perfect utilization of the Defender Gear. Enjoy!
@@BoomstickGaming you have no idea how happy I was when I found out I didn't have to fight Elder Kirin HR50 again. Finally maded to ICEBORNE !! 🤟
Series vet here, but just got into Iceborne and I found so many good tips I didn't realize I could do, like sorting your item bar (thank gooood!) or speeding up the quest selection menu (you're a legend!)
Thanks for the great info!
Amazing and very informative video. Definitely need to watch this a few more times to get the full info. Thank you for this great video
Thank you for this refresher. I’ve played through PC MHW and loved it. But I haven’t played it for 6 months.(ty capcom for that brilliant decision *sarcasm*) now I’m beginning to remember everything and will be a little less rusty come iceborne PC.
Welcome!
Same bro
Literally just bought the game today, so convenient this video has hit 1 day ago 😂 cheers man appreciate it
Been strategically working on this for two weeks to nail that one
THANK YOU! My friend has been trying to get me to play monster hunter world and it was on sale recently so I started playing yesterday and now I wonder why I didn’t start sooner! Your videos have extremely helpful to me! They have taught me a lot of tips!
Dude, your beginner guide video is a godsend to a new player like me. Thanks 💪🏾
Started playing yesterday. 16h on record so far :D
How are you doing now?
This came out at the perfect time. Started playing yesterday , thank you
Welcome!
Definitely going to use these! Thanks, man! 🙏🏻
Your videos are genuinely impressive. The quality of the content you put out deserves many more eyes. Keep it up my dude.
Been waiting for one like this much thanks
Welcome
Not sure if I’d be considered a noob or a veteran to MH, since I did get into MH fairly recently (within the last year), but didn’t get into it through World. I just got World today after getting to HR break in Gen U. I also played a bit of 4U before that. So I’m not a complete newbie but certainly not a pro either.
That’s nice that they gave new players good armor sets to power through the game. Makes me feel like I might actually be able to catch up.
I rewatched this after coming back to play MHW for the first time in a year or so. Very beneficial as a refresher.
I'm a brand new player and love the defender armor and weapons! Just killed Pukei-Pukei. This was kind of a lot of information but I'll definitely refer back to it many times.
This vid felt very informative but too short. "I, NEED, MORE!!!"
Go watch my Iceborne 'Weapons Explained'!