Monster Hunter Wilds - Top Mistakes That May Ruin Your Game (MH Wilds Tips & Tricks)

Hello, welcome back to a new Monster

Hunter Wilds video. So Monster Hunter

Wilds is a massive game, and even after

putting over 1,000 hours into it, I still

find myself finding things I didn't know

that I wish I did know. So I'm gonna make

a video about mistakes to avoid when

starting Monster Hunter Wilds. Okay, so

tip number 1, you don't want to miss the

bounties. You can find them at the support

desk, and then you can go to the bounties,

limited bounties, and they're basically

just daily quests where you You just hand

in a bunch of resources and you'll get

some nice little rewards like Armor

Sphere, a Silver Melding Ticket, Armor

Sphere Plus. These are really good for

upgrading your gear, and you're gonna be

doing this stuff anyway. So basically

you're gonna get like daily little quests,

bounties, and you're just gonna complete

them by collecting whatever it asks you to

collect or killing whatever it asks you to

kill. And then you'll get these little

rewards which are extremely useful for

powering up your character in the

beginning. So as you can see, all we have

to do is complete 3 quests in the forest

or complete 5 quests rank 1-star or

higher, and we'll get these armor spheres,

which will be good for our armor. Tip

number 2 is you want to do sneak attacks

whenever you can because you can do

massive damage. So to start sneaking,

basically you hold RB and then you press

A, and then you'll crouch, and then you go

into sneaking mode. It's really good. So

as you can see, we've got a Dogu Shima,

Dogu Shaguma, boss over here. We're gonna

go up to it to do a sneak attack and just

watch how much damage you can do with a

sneak attack. So do sneak attack.

Ideally, you'd have your actual melee

weapon out and not the ranged weapon, but

whatever. Another great tip is always go

to your tent before doing a difficult

battle. There's so many useful things you

can do in the tent, namely cooking,

changing your gear, upgrading stuff.

Sorting out your items. So with cooking,

you always want to grill a meal,

and you can do a custom meal or do a

recommended meal, and you get a lot of

perks from eating a meal before going into

battle. So with custom meal, you can

actually get better stats than the

recommended meal if you have the right

ingredients. So as you can see, we've got

meat, so we can add meat, fish, or

veggies. So you can see the stats on the

right, and So basically fish

is going to give you 4 defense, meat's

going to give you 2 attack, veggie is

going to give you 2 defense and some

elemental resistance, and it will give you

50 health and some stamina. So if you want

defense, you go for fish. If you want

attack, you go for meat. So we're going to

add some meat, and then we can add a

secondary ingredient, either cheese,

shrimp, or mushrooms. And this will give

you some

food skills like Defend the Meal and

decreases damage taken, or Tumbler Meal

extends invulnerability period when

evading. So that's pretty good. And then

for the finishing touches, we can add some

wild herbs or some truffles depending on

what things you've gathered from the

outside world. So this will give us

Immunomizer Meal, lessens effects of

various ailments. So that's pretty good.

And then we can cook that up, and they'll

actually cook it using the ingredients

that you've selected. So that's pretty

cool. Looks delicious. So always remember

to use the meals to your own advantage.

Another tip is if you see these herb

things lying around, always pick them up

because sometimes they can become a

potion. And also, so another way to do

damage, massive damage on an enemy, is if

you sneak up on them. But if they turn

around like that and see you, that's not

very good. But he didn't see us, so just

keep trying to hope that he turns around,

and then your stupid NPC teammate just

reveals your position.

But you might still be able to do a sneak

attack. I think he's seen me.

Yeah, I don't think we can do a sneak

attack, so what you want to do is then

mount up to do an aerial attack like this.

So make sure— I don't know why it

auto-switches to your other weapon

whenever you mount So we're gonna jump on

its back, and that's how you miss the

back. So you can do some massive damage if

you jump— if

you'd stop chasing me— and jump on its

back like that. And then you jump on its

back, and then you can go on its head,

and then you keep doing attacks, and you

can do a wound on its head, and that will

do massive damage. So you always want to

be aiming for wound attacks like this.

Watch. Because not only

do you do massive damage, you also get

some loot. So we just got some fur,

and we did— I didn't know how much damage

we did because the stupid camera. Oh, we

got now a dragon thing here. Okay, so we

can actually do— if you've got 2 monsters

like this, another tip is you can let them

fight each other because they do a lot of

damage to each other as well. So we

can also Do this, just run around.

Oh, there's another one. Jesus Christ,

how many? How many are there?

So they're gonna fight each other now. I

don't know where the dragon went. The

dragon kind of disappeared, but they're

gonna fight each other and they're gonna

do that much damage to each other. Now you

can just sit back and let them fight it

out. Whilst you don't

do anything, or you could join in, it's up

That one's just rolling around,

or you could just jump in.

Well, I don't know what happened there.

Why did I just lunge at the ground? I

really don't know why it keeps switching

my weapon when I mount and I gotta switch

it back. It's so annoying.

So the other one disappeared. Oh, it ran

away. Now we're fighting this one, I

guess. So you can do that.

They're basically the same enemies apart

from that one's like a highlighted one.

Oh, 126.

Yeah, so you want to get weapons with

elemental damage. Mine does fire damage.

'Cause it's pretty good. And I've also got

the Arakajan armor set, which gives you

this skill set called Part Breaker, which

allows you to break their limbs more

quickly than usual. And then look, this

one's wounded, so you can go for a wound

attack like that. Not like that,

actually. Oh, his wound disappeared.

Weird.

So I might be able to wound his leg there.

Yeah, and then do a wound attack like

that. You do massive damage and you'll get

some ingredients. I got hide.

Charge yourself like that. Oh, massive

damage. Oh my god, look at that massive

damage! Do a

swing, another swing.

What was that?

So we can do a sneak attack like that, or

maybe not, whatever. And then another tip

is you always want to go to the provision

stockpile to see what he's got. And then

you can buy some potions, and then you can

go to get 9. And he sells lots of

stuff. Life Powder is pretty good too as

an extra healing mechanism. And you

can also sell— you can also sell stuff

from your item pouch or your item box. So

you can see you can sell stuff and

transfer items, and you can also Ask

him how he's doing, if you really care,

and then also check with the smithy to

upgrade your gear. So we

can get the Buster Sword 2.

It's got critical draw and 768 attack,

which is pretty good. And we can

also create the Quirmatrix

Espada's got fire elements, so we can get

the um um um um um oh sleep.

This has sleep thingy magics, and we

can also get the Doshar Fell Slayer,

which also unlocks these, but we can't get

them yet.

Oh, we can get the Buster Sword too.

Maybe I'll get that. It's got

critical draw, but mine has fire

affinity.

I don't know if that will be better

really. We can upgrade the armor.

What can we get? New Udra.

Yeah.