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, offering a hybrid support playstyle rather than going all-in on big damage. It's a fantastic weapon, boasting a range of notes that damage the monster while crafting songs you can eventually belt out to buff your allies., you want to take into account far more than just a weapon's attack, affinity, and element. There's one additional, crucial element that can make or break each weapon: its setlist.
Don't forget to pop down an echo bubble with R2 + X, queue an extra few notes and stand in it for increased damage. Ultimately, don’t go out of your way too much for the armour if you’re low on materials. The skills attached to each piece will help, but low rank gives a lot of leeway and mostly lets you get away with crafting whatever you think looks cool or what you have the materials for at that moment.Early Hunting Horns are pretty lacking in any elemental damage, so it's more worthwhile paying attention to a weapon's songs and echo bubble instead.
If you're fine with running Hunting Horn as your primary and secondary weapon, it may well be worth taking both of these on your hunts to cover all your bases.was by far my favourite weapon to use in low rank, and I'd highly recommend making it the first thing you craft after taking on the fiery ape Ajarakan.
For even further defensive capabilities, the Ingot Helm has a predetermined chance of reducing damage taken, while the Kranodath Mail's Flinch Free Lv 2 prevents small knockbacks that interrupt your actions. It can also reduce trips—which sounds less severe than knockbacks but are actually worse, causing you to get knocked over—to a small stagger instead.
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