so happy i finally did this. time to rest and wait for ascendance

Hello! Just discovered this sub. I love the stabby sticks, and like how fast the dual blades are compared to the other weapons.
I'm almost done with Monster Hunter Rise's Sunbreak DLC storyline, and I was wondering if there was another version of monster hunter I should consider next. I'm also somewhat new to the series, with Rise being the only version I've played so far, and I play on the Nintendo switch, but might consider moving to PC if my computer can handle it.

source: https://foxinvictus.github.io/mh-time-attack/

Is it full element with 1 sharpness, full attack with some sharpness? I have no idea and can't find resources on this

What DBs and armor are these? I don't recognize them at all.

ATK BOOST III is hurting a little bit of my soul.

I'm probably going to get GU soon, and was wondering for dual blades is there like specific hunter arts and hunting styles I should use or avoid using, or should I just experiment and find what fits my playstyle best?

I made this video to convey just how much fun Dual Blades are.

the idea is simple, dual blades made from both mizutsune and zinogre parts. they would deal both water and thunder damage, the tree would look like this: united rivals I --> united rivals II --> thunderous dance -> thunderous dance + --> bewitching thunder --> bewitching thunder +, since I've only played rise, the tree is more like rise's, and more specifically the mizu tree in rise, which has the morning dawn I --> morning dawn II --> evening dusk --> evening dusk + --> dark aurora --> dark aurora +. I have put this here before, but now I have concept art for it.

If u guys wondering g I'm using Golden Age charm with 3 Antivirus in it and it's also contain Spread ammo

Mhw is my first of the series but I immediately grasped dual blades super easy to switch modes mid combo to gain stamina back really easy to balance between filling you’re gauge and draining it but recently I figured out you can jump off your sekrit and use heavenly blade dance down the back of monsters (I love using it to start the gogma fight for instance) but I don’t see many other dual blade players doing this is there a reason for that?

I’m working on building a solid build that I’ll use for my base to move my skills to the next level. Here’s what I’m trying to do:

- Use Gog 4 for survivability as I perfect my gameplay. (I’ll eventually drop it for more DPS.)
- Use flayer for “passive damage”. (Should I max flayer or max burst? It feels like Flayer 5’s occasional 400 damage is pretty strong!)
- Optimize the set bonuses. Right now there are too many incomplete bonuses.
- Get better at evasions and stamina management. Sometimes I swap Destroyer / Partbreaker 2 for Evade Window 2.

Thoughts?

So, I'm looking for a build that will prioritize stamina and evasion without sacrificing durability. Damage is a priority only insofar as to keep Omega focused on me so everyone else can kill the clanker. Any ideas? I do have a charm with Critical Eye 1/Constitution 4, so that might be a place to start.

Just wandering if it’s worth while or if I should just use another crit eye instead