attacking the broken cracks still deal damage, but you would want to 'break' his other bits first.

I broke his leg when i was still on the ship. Just my timing to stop him from getting the ship sucks...

there's a link on the third post describing how to protect ship. but wordy post

Yes it is long indeed but a good read. Wish i had 3 more ppl with me when i do the quest. Will ask my gf to read it out while i play

Finally break liao HR limit, HR37 now

you're on the wii u right? hop online and juwels can easily show you how it is done

Yup im on wii u. Im also having problems with brachy... this game is really getting to me nowadays. Getting impatient with these higher level monsters.
Im not a very good MH player so its very tough at times. Good thing u advised me to try GL, makes things much easier.

Haha.. Depends, quite frustrated for the 1st few weeks adapting to N3DS control..

After that, easy breasy.. Just put d-pad on the touchscreen on the right side.. Already used to it.

is the control scheme like PSP?

the control scheme is the same.. but the n3ds directional pad is under the thumb stick ( circle pad )

if you're a claw guy.. you will know it..

This post has been edited by mohamadnizam: Jun 3 2013, 12:45 PM

claw??

need 10 pawprint stamps. guess it's time to hit those cats while doing mining runs...

any faster way to get these?

that's how i got mine.....i did harvest runs but they were not as effective

Claw/Clawing is how PSP users use their index finger to control the camera because the D-Pad is above the analog nub. That way we can control the camera and move and attack at the same time. Its actually very natural once you get used to it.

This post has been edited by link88: Jun 3 2013, 03:09 PM

Oh. Haha. I used to do this all the time. I didn't know it's called clawing.

This post has been edited by kidlatdakila: Jun 3 2013, 03:18 PM

claw looks painful... wait, it is painful!!!

psp goes back into drawer

it is painful. i think i tried mhfu a handful of times and hated the controls SO much. when i finally went back to it again, and patiently tried - found it to be not that bad. in fact, it's almost natural to me now....

Yeah it's painful at first but eventually you either gain the dexterity or your fingers go numb. Haha. You mostly just press left and right though. No one wants to die because of the camera angle.

even with dual sticks on the vita, i find myself preferring the claw when i play mhfu