monster hunter generations ultimate ez pitfall trap

Luckily in 3 Ultimate, its damage output issue was somewhat relieved, though it gains underwater combat prowess rivaling Lagiacrus.

Plesioth is the franchise's very definition of The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard and the first to start the trend of hip check attacks to boot: How exactly can smashing with its RIGHT hip hit you when you're in its left? Or how can it hit you with its tail when it's ten feet in the air? It can do both of these things and so much more.

Hope you have 20 or more Thunder Resistance and a LOT of Nulberries ready before hunting it. Made so much worse when fighting it near Snowy Mountain's ledges.

Khezu is capable of luring you into a false sense of security with its slow movements as well as easily telegraphed attack patterns and at the same time, it has an absurd amount of health, is ridiculously resistant to damage (don't bother trying to attack it unless your weapon's sharpness is in the green), and once you finally do get its health low, it busts out the most devastating enraged mode you've seen up to this point, utilizing a new lightning charge attack that can easily One-Hit KO you and its attacks become much more quick and unpredictable.

One of the few saving graces while hunting Rathalos (or his variants) is throwing a Flash Bomb would not only cause him to fall into the ground but also temporarily blinds him, giving you the opportunity to dish out a lot of damage on him for a short while, and in Rise, he won't always throw a fireball after roaring when entering his enraged state. Later games made Rathalos harder to hunt down by giving him new moves and the same also applies to his variants. And then there's the rare Silver Rathalos from that game, who is not only way more powerful than the regular and Azure variants, but his shell is very durable. G introduces Azure Rathalos, who is faster and more aggressive.

Rathalos, the flagship monster of the first game (and the entire franchise by extension), can be considered as either this or Goddamned Boss depending on how you hunt him, since he specializes in aerial combat compared to the land-based female counterpart Rathian: aside from spamming fire attacks on you (especially when enraged, where he would immediately throw a fireball after roaring), he loves to fly around and is capable of stunning you with his poison talon dive attack.

Monster hunter generations ultimate ez pitfall trap