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HUNTING
HUNTING
Hunting action is bigger than ever.
New moves, a huge variety of weapons and equipment,
and more ways to use monsters and environments to your advantage.
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The 14 iconic weapon types from the Monster Hunter series will each make their return!
Great Sword — Long Sword — Sword & Shield — Dual Blades — Hammer — Hunting Horn — Lance — Gunlance — Switch Axe —
Charge Blade — Insect Glaive — Light Bowgun — Heavy Bowgun — Bow
New action features and new moves for each weapon type will help you make the most of any situation during your hunts.
Seikret—indispensable hunting companions.
Your Seikret isn't just for travel—you can also stash an extra weapon in its weapon sling, allowing you to switch between two weapons of your choice.
If you find yourself in a pinch during a hunt, you can call your Seikret to create some distance, allowing you to use items or sharpen your weapon.
While mounted, your Seikret will also evade some monster attacks automatically.
Focus Mode
Focus Mode allows you to aim your attacks and guard abilities. You can also use Focus Mode to pinpoint monster weaknesses,
which can be targeted with special new attacks that will deal big damage!
By making it easier to space yourself and aim your attacks during hunts,
Focus Mode will make it even easier for players of all stripes to get in on the hunting action.
Wounds
Attacking the same part of a monster repeatedly will cause a wound to open.
Attacks that hit wounds will deal a large amount of damage. Hit the wound enough,
and it will destroy the wound, dealing even more damage.
While in Focus Mode, monster wounds and weak points will be highlighted, and you will be able to use powerful Focus Strikes.
SOS Flares
After a quest begins, you can send an SOS Flare to call up to three other hunters from all over the world to assist you in your hunt.
In addition to online multiplayer,
you can also call NPC Support Hunters to enjoy the fun of a hunting party even when playing singleplayer.
Support Hunters
Support Hunters will automatically join your hunting party if a certain amount of time passes after using an SOS Flare and enough players cannot be found.
During multiplayer, you can set the maximum number of players to call and turn off Support Hunters at the Quest Counter using settings like Only Other Players and Only Support Hunters.
