Introduction to Light Bowgun in Monster Hunter Wilds
In Monster Hunter Wilds, there are various types of weapons to choose from. How to play the light bowgun and what techniques to use? Below, you will find tips for using the light bowgun brought to you by "Enxishi the passing by." We hope this will help everyone.
Light Bowgun Basics
When shooting in normal mode, the follow-up shot deals higher damage and allows you to quickly build up the rapid-fire gauge. This is especially true for follow-up shots with normal bullets, which have minimal recoil, making them easy to use. However, once you enter rapid-fire mode, follow-up shots may not be as effective due to increased recoil and less impressive damage output. After that, you can either perform a dodge or reload.
Light Bowgun Strategies
There are several strategies to maximize the effectiveness of the light bowgun in battle:
- Positioning: Stay mobile to avoid enemy attacks while maintaining a good angle for shooting.
- Bullet Selection: Choose the right type of ammunition for the monsters you are hunting to maximize damage.
- Cooldown Management: Be aware of your cooldown times, especially after using rapid-fire, to ensure you are always ready to attack.
Conclusion
With practice and the right techniques, you can become a proficient light bowgun user in Monster Hunter Wilds. Understanding the mechanics and strategies will significantly enhance your hunting experience.
1. Efficient Use of Rapid Shot Mode
Unless you're using a stake, I personally recommend not using rapid shot mode for follow-up shots. Even when using it for stakes, it's not mindless; you can wait until the last bullet in the magazine remains before using follow-up shots to finish the remaining bullets and reload on the spot. Otherwise, after using follow-up shots, a single step can easily cause you to lose your optimal output position.
2. Attack Techniques with Light and Heavy Bowguns
When it comes to breaking wounds with light and heavy bowguns, if you tap the button, the character will shoot out the special ammunition directly after loading it, often missing the target. However, if you hold down that button, you can actually load the bullet without firing, allowing you to release it only when you have the aim on the wounded part, thus increasing the hit rate.
3. Understanding Ammunition Loading and Recoil
The bullet loading speed and recoil in this game only depend on the type of bullet, not the bullet level. Therefore, a level three bullet is a complete upgrade from a level two bullet. When choosing a weapon, look for one that can shoot higher-level bullets with the bowgun for optimal performance.
👉 For more information, please see:Monster Hunter Wilds General Strategy