An In-Depth Hammer Tutorial | Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- This took way too long to make. I hope it serves you well.
Contents:
00:00 Introduction
00:37 Basic Moves
01:33 Side Smash-Big Bang Combo
02:13 Charge Attacks/Charge Switch
02:57 Charge Switch: Strength
03:17 Infinite Combo(Charge Colour Is Irrelevant)
03:41 Charge Switch: Strength(Resumed)
04:48 Disengage Charge Switch
05:18 Yellow Charge Attacks
07:20 Jump Attacks
08:07 Rise Switch Skills
08:20 Silkbind Spinning Bludgeon
08:50 Impact Crater
09:51 Dash Breaker
11:02 Water Strike
12:10 Charge Switch: Courage
14:42 Courage+Impact Crater Potential
15:20 Sunbreak Switch Skills
15:39 Spinning Bludgeon: Charge
17:37 Impact Burst
18:35 Keeping Sway
19:15 Switch Skill Swap
20:46 Mid-air Spinning Bludgeon(Sliding Attack)
22:11 End of Tutorial/ Channel Update - Ігри
Hey y'all. This is a pretty long, in depth tutorial, and it can be a bit of information overload if you're brand new to the series. Use the timestamps in description if you wish to navigate to specific information(or the chapters in video). If you're looking for a much quicker tutorial that gives you just enough information to get started with hammer in Monster Hunter Rise, I recommend KRRool's "5 Minute Hammer Guide"(I have no affiliation with KRRool, I simply think he made a good tutorial). Thank you for watching!
Things I missed:
You only need focus lv2 in order for your lv2 courage hammer charge attack to insta charge.
Impact burst(the attack part, not the buff part) stun values are pretty good as long as all six hits connect(better than lv 2 charge, for example).
The hammer's upswing(both the lvl 2 charge and the golfswing) can send teammates flying in multiplayer. Just something to be
mindful of.
When you cancel a spinning bludgeon: charge back into courage charge, if it's a level 1 or 2 charge, it will be a fully charged
level 1 or 2(with the additional hit). Additionally, immediately after performing a spinning bludgeon: charge
cancel into courage, you can also quickly perform a dodge to maintain your charge, much like how you can do so when going from one
charge level to the next in courage charge.
Your level 1 and 2 charge attacks will cover more distance in the direction you hold the analog stick, as opposed to performing them without analog input. Helps close the gap between you and the monster, this is especially true for strength hammer.
In strength charge, your level 2 charge(upswing) has a better vertical hitbox than in yellow or courage.
Now this is how a weapon guide is supposed to look like. Well earned sub
Thank you!
@@florbromh Tragically there are not such guides for the other weapons.
As a lifetime hammer main Keeping Sway and Water Strike are exactly what I've always wanted for the weapon. The added defensive utility is so valuable and it makes hammer so fluid.
Also impact burst + crater is sexy
I echo your sentiments.
Gunlance main swapping to hammer in sunbreak. You helped me very much to discover all the hidden combos and understand all the new switch skills!
This is very well put together! I've been curious about the Hammer lately and this video has made it the next weapon I'll try. That it's up to date for Sunbreak, which as you say made some major tweaks, is huge. You make some pretty complex interactions very clear while providing excellent guidance on ways to put it all together - all in 20 minutes. Bravo!
thanks! hope you have fun with the hammer =]
Very great guide, it has helped me to get in touch with these new skills more rapidly. It would be great to see some builds videos/recommended skills for hammer in the future. Thanks a lot for all of your efforts, have a nice time in Sunbreak 😉
Thank you, builds will come soon.
Loved this guide, very clear and easy to follow! Having all 3 button types on screen at all times is super useful as well! Haven't seen that in any other guides and it makes translating the buttons super easy.
I'm glad you found it helpful =)
For sure, meant to comment on that as well. Since I use Xbox controller on the PC, it was a godsend to have the information always available on the side of the screen.
Your content is valuable and carefully chosen. Good script, good structure, good footage. Well explained. Great job! Even I as a mh hammef veteran learned a few new details thanks to your video. Bonk on!
I have more than a thousand hours as a hammer main between World, Iceborne, Rise, and Sunbreak.
I didn't expect to learn anything, in fact I was primed to cover what you missed.
You sir, have humbled me, and I thank you for it.
This tutorial is A++
I had to do a double take reading your comment. Thank you for the kind words.
%100 I agree, I've been plating since MH 1 on the PS2 and I've been humbled as well. Keep up the good work, sir.
Haven't watched it yet but I know this will be so helpful! Been playing rise for about a week with friends and came across your videos. Keep up the good work you're really helping us out man
Thanks!
Did longsword throughout rise base game- doing hammer in sun break and I’m loving it now! Thanks for the vid! Helps a ton
You're welcome, have fun =)
I really appreciate putting the controllers in notations In the top left.
When I read a guide after picking it back up recently I forgot Rise was a switch exclusive and thought the internet was having a stroke with all the A and X button talk
been looking for an actual informative video about hammers for a long time lol this was far down in my search result list but im glad i found it. i was a hammer main in freedom unite and this is the first other monster hunter im playing, and i was so damn confused by hammery, this video defenutely will help me finally freaking get back into HAMMER TIME
This is the best tutorial I've seen for the hammer so far. Great camera angles, paced well and very well spoken. I learned way more from this than I did looking through 4-5 others (including some really long 40 minute ones).
Nice job man! Subbed.
@FlorBroM
Thanks! Happy to help =)
I'm glad you covered the chaining from the triangle combo to the various courage charges, I watched a speedrunner the other day that didn't do it
Detailed, covered things I have been confused about for a while, 10/10 thank you so much
No problem, thanks =)
Great guide! I’ve picked up the hammer for the first time to play Rise/Sunbreak, and it’s been really fun, but I’ve been overwhelmed by some of the switch skills, this takes my hammer game to a new level!
Happy to help! Have fun =)
Hey man, just saw your video two weeks ago and now I’m here to give you the 411. Your guide is really good. I was pretty ignorant about hammer but just like learning a monster; I learn something everyday. Can’t really call myself a hammer bro yet but I’m finally having a lot of fun playing hammer. Keep up the work.
Almost one Year later and still one of the Best weapon guides I found!!! Great job and!!! I'm Not Hammer main but I like the weapon a lot and with this new infos my gameplay will inprove and extract more fun!! Thanks a Lot!!
Hey hammer bro! You did a great job with this. I really slept on Keeping Sway. I'm gonna start using that more. I hope to see many more hammers in the wild now!
Thanks! I hope so too!
It's a godsend for hammer. I use that and lvl 2 focus and I'm always on the aggressive against the monster. Just a tip: after you perform a level 3 charge attack (step smash), if you see the monster is about to attack, use sway instead of charging your hammer again. There's a bit of a delay to use it while you're prepping your hammer for another charge.
@@MrDeni23n Thanks for the tip! I'm hanging out in the training area getting used to the spacing and timing. It goes further than I think, but I'll practice on Nargacuga. He's my favorite for putting fast hammer into practice. Hammer bros are the best.
Best hammer tutorial I've seen, good job!!
Great guide! Really helped me with understanding the new switch skills. Keeping sway is my favorite, a very good utility skill.
Thanks! Keeping sway is the best!
Thanks for the in depth guide!
Dont worry about putting up too little content. (:
Hammer is a lot to take in and I will slowly start to give it a shot, I'll patiently await your other videos on it, cheers!
Thank you =)
Incredible tutorial. I've played lots of monster hunter but new to rise. This was perfect. Well earned sub bro
Thanks for this bro..
Very nice tutorial you made here!..
Good info, detailed but you managed to make it not sound too over complicated etc..
Appreciate your effort here bro, thank you!..
😎👌
This is all I want in a weapon guide. Made me consider trying the hammer. Keep up the good work.
Thanks! Hope you give it a shot, it's great!
Earned yourself a liked, for someone finally explained spinning bludgeons moveset. I feel like most hunters don't realize that you can combo things right after a spinning bludgeon.
This is a great video! I learned a lot of things i didnt know before on hammer! Ive mainly played courage in Sunbreak thanks to the buffs it got and i thought I would mention two things about spinning bludgeon charge and courage.
Like you said, During spinning bludgeon charge, you can cancel it at anytime with a to switch to blue and depending on when you switch you get a lv 1, 2, or 3 charge. Its the same for courage but it will always be the max charge no matter when you switch. So you can switch back to blue after one hit and go into a maxed lv 1 hit, then max 2 then max 3 or throw in a impact crater immediately at any one of those points.
Also small thing, you mentioned that courage hammer can do a roll right after charging the hammer to the next lv and it will keep that charge during that roll. when you swap after spinning bludgeon charge in courage, you can get a quick roll in and still keep the charge for whatever charge you swapped to. Really nice for repositioning or if you have evade extender so that you can get back to the head after a swap without losing the charge.
Sorry for the info dump, thanks for the indeph video! Lets go Hammer bros!
Whoa, I'm gonna have to condense this and add it to the pinned post. Thank you!
This is so comprehensive and so nicely explained, i loved it.
I've been in a pretty consistent on/off will they/wont they relationship with the Hammer ever since Tri and gave it a somewhat fair shot in pretty much every game since. It always felt satisfying but also like there was something missing. Sunbreaks new additions really feel like they allow you to roll with the punches a lot more, plus having dedicated ways to directly interact with the monsters attacks seems like it might be just the thing that will get me to dig my teeth into it to the extent i did with LS, IG and Lance. Also in part because after this video i feel like i have a very solid grip on what my options are, when to use them and what strengths and weaknesses they have, thanks to you sir.
One little suggestion i have to make these videos even easier and more comfortable to understand would be to always show the switch skill tree when youre announcing the next move to be covered while hovering over its place with your cursor so its absolutely crystal clear what you can exchange for what in your moveset. I personally find myself getting confused by that more than ever in Sunbreak with the crazy amount of options at your disposal. That being said, please understand this is nitpicking to an absurd degree and you did a marvelous job at breaking this weapon down for all of us apprentice hammer bros.
Much love
thank you so much! I appreciate your feedback as well, will definitely take it into account for future tutorial-type content!
@@florbromh Youre very welcome, i'm looking forward to your future projects!
This is so good! I played hammer on world, so I have an idea, but your tutorial is so in-depth, I learnt a lot more. Thank you for this! Subbed!
Thank you!
Awesome guide, thanks for sharing your knowledge. Closest to a gaijin hunter hammer tutorial I've seen.
LET'S GO!!!
So excited for this vid 🥳
thank you =]
The video was fantastic!
Really helpful to someone brand new to the weapon
I look forward to your future content whenever you are able to release it
It has been fantastic quality and I am glad I found your channel 🙇♂️🙏
Just wanted to chime in and say this helped me a lot. I used to main hammer in the 3DS days but sort of neglected it since world, so the 'blue charge' was sort of foreign to me and I was a bit too risky and dumb with it anyway. I picked up the hammer again and things made LESS sense, but your video has helped out a lot. I'll be referring to it as I return to my head-smashing roots.
There are a lot of unexplained intricacies about the hammer that the game does not explain, so I really appreciate you taking the time to spell it out! Great video. 👍
Happy to help =)
Damn this is such a great guide, I was looking for a new weapon to master for Sunbreak and after watching your video, I LOVED the Hammer and I'm still not even half good with it, I'll appreciate it even more once I'll have mastered it
Thanks! Hope you have a blast with it!
Well made guide. Picked up with my only exp in the weapon was mhfu on the psp but progressed fairly decently thanks to the guide and the weapon not being that complex in few hours. Cheers
Glad to hear. Freedom 2/Unite is what made me a hunter and hammer main. Hope you enjoy sunbreak!
Great guide. It’s been about a year since I played base Rise and I forgot everything so this came in handy.
I was literally just looking for this. Never played base Rise so I'm quite confused by the changes. Thanks!
Thanks for the video!!! Stuff like this is a lifesaver when I decide to try out a new weapon for a breath of fresh air after 100 hours into the game
This was very well done. Seriously, great job on this. 👍
Thank you!
Amazing, never seen such a good tutorial for a weapon before, thank you so much. You got my sub for sure :)
Thank you!
Thanks for the guide. I use hammer just because of the design of the valstrax hammer alone and It's nice to see a well made guide such as this. I did not expect such a guide to be this informative XD
It is a very cool looking hammer. Glad you found it helpful =)
You're a legend, Amazing work. Well earned sub 🎉
This is a fantastic guide, thank you for sharing it. I think anyone watching this can tell that you've been playing Hammer for a long time and really understand the weapon. So many people, even those who've played Hammer for a little while (I'm including myself in this group) just unga-bunga with the same three attacks on repeat, and feel a little bored or frustrated with what seems like far less options compared to the other weapons, but this video does a really good job of showing that there's a complexity to Hammer play that's not immediately obvious.
Also, your production value and showcasing of each of the things you're talking about are incredible for the amount of subs you have. I've seen people with 10k+ subs on UA-cam put out videos that look like potatoes compared to this.
Keep up the good work, I'm sure your sub numbers will Rise (not sorry for the pun) with more videos like this.
Thank you for the kind words, I appreciate the pun as well =)
Played hammer since Freedom 2 and I have always loved the simple play pattern of holding charge and waiting for the right moment. As soon as I started playing Courage hammer I realized just how much they have added to my favorite weapon. I am now a combo heavy machine that can parry dangerous attacks, as well as run elemental builds. I hadn't realized how stale the weapon had started to feel but all the tools in Sunbreak have been such an amazing breath of fresh air. Hammer bro for life.
Same mate. I really got into mh with freedom 2, and hammer was the weapon I chose and stuck with. Throughout the series I've played the other weapons a bunch, but hammer was always my most played across all the games. I was actually considering maining a different weapon in sunbreak but all the new moves, and the balance tweaks pulled me back in, and I'm glad they did, because I didn't feel good about the idea of flat out dropping the weapon. Other than getting 1 tail cut, I haven't touched other weapons yet in sunbreak, I'm having way too much fun with hammer.
I watched this video when you released it, I was still an insect glaive main looking to diversify. Now 4 months later I rewatched it and I’m happy to report that I’ve pretty much learned all there is to learn in terms of actual moves and stuff.
Hammer had just been incredibly fun, most weapons have you choose between either heavy attacks or hit and run but we get to do both here which is amazing.
Also water strike is an absolute game changer and I’m never taking it off. Also also switch scrolls can die on a fire 😂
Incredible guide, answered so much - thank you!
Wow this guide is simply amazing. Your choice of words is spot on, simple and ez to understand even when u talks fast. Im not even natives. U just got sub bro. Well done.
Thank you!
Wow Hammer has so many moves in this game, I was really surprised how much I learned here. I had no idea courage had those ways to get to higher charges.
Simple yet awesome tutorial. Thanks a lot💯
Loved this tutorial. In-depth. I am enjoying hammer so much now.
Happy to hear!
Hey, great video!! Keep it up 🙂
I don't play hammer much and this was super informative, I didn't know you could go into so many different attacks from others, but I'm interested in playing with it a bit more sometime, this is pretty helpful for that.
Thank you! Hope you give it a try!
Thanks bro! I don't speak English as my principal language but I can understand all the video, what a good job!
I'm not a hammer main. It's one of my least used weapons. Even so this guide was so well done I may end up needing to re evaluate the next weapon on my rotatation of grinding out. Excellent video.
Glad to hear that you're considering giving hammer a spin. Thanks!
i'm having extreme fun with hammer on mhr sunbreak, just like gs :) thanks for covering some stuff i didnt know
Thank you for this awesome guide!
Great guide!! Keep it up... I will have to go through it more times for sure xD
Thank you!
I don't really know why I watched this(I play every weapon a ton and already knew almost all of the information provided) but it is by far the best weapon guide I've seen, even with the mistakes you corrected in the pinned comment. I think something that a lot of guides miss is that people aren't going to retain the information provided if you don't put it in context. I like that you briefly gave scenarios in which each attack is useful/not useful and took the time to actually show some of the slightly obscure combo chains like being able to level2 charge after most attacks in courage. Also formatting the video to cover each individual move in their own sections is great for players who want to use this as a quick reference, I would have loved if people had done this when I was still learning and looking at guides.
I don't know if you play much of the other weapons but I'd love to see more of these guides if you do.
Thank you! I do play the other weapons but nowhere near as much as hammer. I would feel confident in doing one for the dual blades, but these tutorials are so time consuming, so we'll have to see if I can make the time, no promises =D
Great guide! Keep up the good work mate.
Thank you!
I love hammer, i think im decent at it. This was a great tutorial. Thank you for this
This is so in depth, I'm a HBG main, but my secondary weapons are hammer and dual blades. Thanks for the video))
Damn what timing, decided to try Sunbreak Hammer today after maining it in World and IB but not quite getting the hang of it in Rise. Great tutorial!
thank you!
I'm glad Im not the only one who thought slopes and unintentional / accidental sliding was a problem. It got me carted a few times too.
ZR swings on Courage grant a level of Flinch Free.
Really useful when Long Swords are (always) out of position and find themselves trying to split helms rather than tails.
As both a Hammer and LS main, I can fully agree on the random LS user hate lmao
I love when people think the class that has almost all of its damage locked behind parrying should sit at the part of the monster that attacks the least.
Really shows someones comprehension of the game and ability to apply critical thinking skills.
@@GuitarSlayer136 Bro, you're so out of position you missed the hunt by 7 months. Sit down.
Fantastic Tutorial! Immensely helpful!
Just subbed. Great guide. Checking out your other videos now.
Really well done guide. So glad we finally have a good resource for Hammer moves tutorial. Covers basically everything. Well done, man.
13:24 Actually, Focus 2 is enough to insta-charge your 2nd Courage attack
Thanks!
I find focus 1 or 2 is plenty on any hammer build. Anything more and it almost becomes too fast across the various charges haha
@@Deep_Freeze_DF for Strength, maybe (since charging longer means skipping a specific charge attack you might want). For Courage, different story altogether.
This was an amazing video and helped me a lot! Thank you!!!
Thank you and you're welcome =)
This is amazing! Thank you soo much
This was just what I needed! I always only had hammer as a fun pocket pick and didn't fully commit to it. It was always really fun, but I was too nervous about getting KOs so I never committed. In Sunbreak though, it finally clicked and I went from playing GL and IG to almost exclusively Hammer, specifically Courage Hammer. It's SO satisfying, even when I didn't know the nuances of the weapon (that I now know thanks to this video). The Spinning Bludgeon Charge in particular still kind of makes my head spin. From the ingame description, I thought I had to press A to initiate it and it was weird. I even had to rewind the video a bunch for the explanation. The move is weird, but it seems like an interesting option (especially because I avoid the regular spinning attack anyway)
I absolutely feel that last bit about slopes though. Just last week end, I had a Barioth camping near an area transition and I kept sliding and sliding. It was pretty annoying. And also carted me once. I kind of hoped there was a trick to it when I clicked on this tutorial, but I guess not.
In case you're still unsure, the easiest way to understand spinning bludgeon charge is just:(in Yellow charge) fully charge your hammer, release and immediately hold zr again to keep charging your hammer mid attack, and then press A when you wish to switch back to blue charge. It is one of those ones that can get a bit confusing.
I'm sorry that I don't have a proper solution other than moving away regarding the slopes. That does the trick in solo pay but in multiplayer you just have to be patient and careful.
Don't apologize, it's fine! Now I know that I'm not missing some really important cancel tech and that's more than enough for me. Learning to watch out for it is something I can do.
I was just testing the spinning charge on a Rathian and I think I love it, now that I get it. I didn't understand that it was charge-release-charge-mode switch, even though that's pretty much what the text says. But it's actually awesome. I always avoided the spin (and the yellow Lv3 charge) as it felt like sort of dead end move outside of switching to it for Impact Crater. Now that it circles back to blue I find myself playing the modes much more in tandem rather than stick to blue all the time. Plus, it's awesome for dodging.
Thank you!
combining Dash Breaker and Hellfire Cloak is one of the most fun things I experienced in playing MH for so many years
this is a really nice guide, new sub here
Thank you for the guide! Time to bonk monsters real good
Incredible guide. I have nearly 400 hours on the hammer and for some reason Keeping Sway just didn't click with me. This guide made me try it out.
Thank you for mentioning the slopes. My friend thought I am overreacting when I complain about slopes. Now I just wait for the monster to get out of the passage.
Thank you for the tutorial. It is excellent
Great video. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 thanks for sharing
Been maining Hammer since I started in 3U. Somehow didnt know some of this stuff, specifically the spinning bludgeon cutting off parts of the big bang combo, thats kinda busted. Its definitely crazy how different Hammer was in Rise let alone Sunbreak and I'm happy to see someone make a video confirming most of my assumptions of what I've found abt the weapon for the expansion. Didnt know about quite a few of the things for Courage as I didnt mess around with it too much, but ive been using it because of the charged bludgeon attack and it synergize well, so good to know how I can use it more efficiently. Even though I highly doubt anyone uses side smash at all after figuring out water strike, I believe you missed in the video that although side smash isnt as strong as the first move in the golf swing combo it actually has higher stun damage. This of course leads to it being easier to get that stun damage off after hitting some of the charge attacks since its so fast. Traditionally this is how I personally got stuns really fast in old games and it still does seem to be efficient in small windows still if someone may not want to use water strike. Good video tho, cant wait to watch ur other hammer content!
Yeah, I used to use the side smash that way in the older games too. Times have changed =) thank you!
This guide is on part with Arrekz’s guide (tho he doesn’t do guide anymore 🙁) and I love it! Keep up your good work! Also no need to stress about upload frequency, everyone has a life. :)
Thank you!
Thanks very much mate. Hammer Fer life!!
Hammer fer life! :)
Finally someone experience do tutorial video and also i really really digging the offer that you put the button for other devices for more clear all control well done you get new sub continue doing other weapons if you play them 😂😊
Thank you! I do play other weapons but they're not my area of expertise and tutorials take very, very long to make, so I can't make any promises. Will make more hammer and dual blades related content in the near future.
@@florbromh amazing im DB player 😆 np if you do both weapons i play most of the weapons Take care
I just recently picked up the hammer, this definitely helped!
Thanks
actually incredible video
Very good tutorial. I like how you made it chronological according to the story when you get the skills, but you forgot to mention ledge hammer spam, the thing everyone tried after the TSC videos in MH World lol.
He did cover jump attacks, ledge spamming isn't as abusable or powerful in rise as it was in world
Thank you! Ledge spam is not as strong anymore, so I didn't think it was an important point to bring up.
@@florbromh there are also not many ledges in rise, so I guess it's good that you didn't mention it, but I still do it for fun when I can.
I've been using hammer as a side weapon and switching to courage charge because I didn't know they did different moves if you kept the stick neutral LOL. This whole time... now it'll be so much more fun.
Ok that kezu tip is fantastic. Evade ailments, however you can push through a Rathalos' fireballs, but maybe evade roars.
I’m equally terrified and excited seeing how much new stuff hammer has gained after World (where it was my main). I dropped it going into Rise, but I think Sunbreak is the time to reunite with my old friend.
Great tutorial. I'm surprised you didn't mention the infinite ledge hopping during the ledge attack portion but otherwise, very good video. I was confused by the two charge states for hammer so I didn't bother with it upon starting Rise... Which is fine because I'm now a Gunlance main but I've been wanting to create an elemental hammer build for the Astalos hammer.
Infinite ledge hopping isn't worth mentioning since it isn't as strong
in Rise/sunbreak as it was in world. Hope you make that build and give hammer another go =)
I like Dash Breaker a lot because it allows me to play the hammer like a high responsiveness greatsword. It gives hyper armor and is fun for head-on attacks, and keeping the charge allows for great follow-up attacks. The wirebug for it also charges REALLY fast.
ive been playing hammer a ton in sunbreak and I have to agree im always swapping my scrolls around because there are so many different setups i can choose that are fun. Like urself lately ive been really liking having courage on one scroll and strength on the other. I love both styles but i think i like strength more just cuz i love the more slow and meaty feel.
I had a honeymoon phase with courage, and then I saw a comment on reddit from a new hammer player, that said strength was trash. That comment single handedly made me play strength again, strength IS Hammer's DNA. I play slightly more strength than courage now, but I love both equally.
Finally, a hammer guide with a sense of taste. Mid-air spinning bludgeon doesn't get enough love, and all the guides I've seen so far say it's bad. I say they just hate having fun, and KOing monsters outta nowhere.
Great video
"rare problem, doesn't happen to often"
I have had that stupid sliding shit happen to me so god damn often.
Great video though! Nice to see hammer bro vids.
I feel your pain lol, just trying to stay positive. I'm so aware of it now that I naturally have a "slope" sense.
As a survivor of the "Play Mazeron's HBG build or don't play" days. Sunbreak is the first time I've played almost all the weapons and it's thanks to the switch skills and cool new abilities like Embolden and Strife creating so many ways to play.
Thank u ur videos help a lot 🙏
awesome video thanks for your effort
thank you!
awesome; you earned a new sub
Thank you!
Very informative. Cool.
As a fellow bonker of heads, I approve of this video. There are however a few small things worth mentioning that way too few people talk about:
1. Level 1 and 2 charge (especially in blue hammer) actually have different movement whether you hold a direction or not while releasing. If you hold a direction, they go a noticably further distance forward. I often use this to correct for being closer or further away from the monster, specifically for level 2 upswing. Very useful.
2. You didn't mention it, but blue hammer level 2 upswing for strength actually has a better vertical hitbox than yellow. This might be slight nitpicking though since yellow is rarely correct to use upswing for.
Great video though!
Thank you! I will add these details to the pinned comment.
the impact burst buff works really well with charged spinning bludgeon (the wirebug move) basically dealing almost double damage.
Yes, i love seeing all of those numbers pop!
incredible guide