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Any Long Sword, embrace the motivated weeb wayAnd for a good weapon?
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Any Long Sword, embrace the motivated weeb wayAnd for a good weapon?
I embrace it but @Mr._Bambu and @LIFE_OF_KING do not.Any Long Sword, embrace the motivated weeb way
Bambu is actually a longsword main
It is a weapon, it doesn't need any amount of weeb to function with killing a monster
You see uwu ki spirit sword, I see 12 ticks of 120 damage and copious invincibility frames
we are not the same
Far as I see it, none of the more recent ones. On another note, excited for TU4 to come soon. It's almost surely going to be Velkhana.Have any of Sigi's CRTs been accepted yet?
What's wrong Xeno's Scaling? Seems pretty blatant to me that it would've survived seeing how intelligent this species is, otherwise why would it try to commit suicide as well as just should be able to scale above it anyways due to having a shit ton of Elder Dragons' Bioenergy, including two Dalamadurs? This feels like it knew this was gonna happen.
I'm not so sure. Humans are pretty damn intelligent, yet a pre-birth version of us is absolutely not. Hell, even children are quite below the average level of intelligence expected for a member of our species. Without specific evidence to the contrary, the Xeno'jiiva cocoon was almost assuredly just instinctively doing what it has been doing for the past five decades without any way of detecting the nature of what it was luring - Xeno'jiiva lure species with high bioenergy content in general. The first crossings were Kushala Daora, and this was the only one with a Zorah. I absolutely believe Xeno is far beyond a normal elder in terms of power, but as stated above in the thread, I don't agree with the concept of scaling it to this particular example.What's wrong Xeno's Scaling? Seems pretty blatant to me that it would've survived seeing how intelligent this species is, otherwise why would it try to commit suicide as well as just should be able to scale above it anyways due to having a shit ton of Elder Dragons' Bioenergy, including two Dalamadurs? This feels like it knew this was gonna happen.
Even ignoring the intelligence stuff, Xeno still has all that amassed power from decades worth of Elder Dragons so I heavily doubt it doesn't have the power or durability to survive such a cataclysm.I'm not so sure. Humans are pretty damn intelligent, yet a pre-birth version of us is absolutely not. Hell, even children are quite below the average level of intelligence expected for a member of our species. Without specific evidence to the contrary, the Xeno'jiiva cocoon was almost assuredly just instinctively doing what it has been doing for the past five decades without any way of detecting the nature of what it was luring - Xeno'jiiva lure species with high bioenergy content in general. The first crossings were Kushala Daora, and this was the only one with a Zorah. I absolutely believe Xeno is far beyond a normal elder in terms of power, but as stated above in the thread, I don't agree with the concept of scaling it to this particular example.
I mean Velkhana is just built different in general given that it knocked out a Post-Xeno'jiiva Sapphire Star.Only for the sake of more distinct tiers am I for it, since that would make Velkhana (and by extension any monsters it has unique turf wars with in Sunbreak) scale up and that's pretty interesting.
That it is possible doesn't prove it is the case.Even ignoring the intelligence stuff, Xeno still has all that amassed power from decades worth of Elder Dragons so I heavily doubt it doesn't have the power or durability to survive such a cataclysm.
Indeed, it does seem to be treated as an above-average elder given the Commander was just gonna up and pull the Commission out of the New World due to its danger, something that the Zorah event apparently didn't invite.I mean Velkhana is just built different in general given that it knocked out a Post-Xeno'jiiva Sapphire Star.
Perhaps not, but it does still have all that power, more power than Zorah should be capable of dishing out. Even if it did end up crippling Xeno, Monster Regen and Stamina is kinda stupidly good considering you can go out and hunt a monster only for it to heal back up if you fail the mission and then come back so it would've been fine eventually anyways.That it is possible doesn't prove it is the case.
Yeah, it's just cracked. It's also the only Elder Dragon capable of pushing Ruiner Nergigante off of it in the turf war unlike Kushala Daora and Teostra.Indeed, it does seem to be treated as an above-average elder given the Commander was just gonna up and pulled the Commission out of the New World due to its danger, something that the Zorah event apparently didn't invite.
As said in a previous discussion, I don't believe Xeno is necessarily stronger than Zorah. We don't have any statements saying that Xeno is outright more destructive than Zorah's continent-blasting explosion, just that it would wreak havoc across the New World if it got free, which any decently strong elder could plausibly do.Perhaps not, but it does still have all that power, more power than Zorah should be capable of dishing out. Even if it did end up crippling Xeno, Monster Regen and Stamina is kinda stupidly good considering you can go out and hunt a monster only for it to heal back up if you fail the mission and then come back so it would've been fine eventually anyways.
Really hoping for some good showings, if leaks are to be confirmed thatYeah, it's just cracked. It's also the only Elder Dragon capable of pushing Ruiner Nergigante off of it in the turf war unlike Kushala Daora and Teostra.
...so I guess Xeno absorbed Zorah's energy after all? Even though the latter died way far away in the ocean where its energy could never hurt the New World or the Everstream? Alright, then. I mean, the alternative is it sensed the energy and was gonna get it by itself but that isn't really implied here."The trigger for the event that finally brought Xeno'jiiva's long slumber to an end was the unprecedented release of energy by Zorah Magdaros upon its death."
We might be able to spin that Xeno'jiiva uses its accumulated bioenergy as a weapon, as directly stated in the book, so that counting the number of elder dragons that died for it at a minimum, we could approximate their total bioenergy/AP as its own AP. If we account for five crossings, we could go Zorah + 4x Kushala (the first crossing was for a Kushala Daora)."Feeding on the energy of deceased Elder Dragons for years, the accumulated energy finally reached its threshold, initiating Xeno'jiiva's emergence from its crystal coccoon. Befitting the accumulated energy of so many Elder Dragons, Xeno'jiiva's azure body glimmers like a dragon crystal in contrast with the bioluminescent organ in its chest that glows like a flame."
They also mention in the book that the Rotten Vale Dalamadurs likely died way before Xeno came onto the scene, which is supported by the idea that only the past few decades of Elder Crossings were what fueled the Xeno cocoon. Still, Xeno at least fed on Zorah, so upscaling it is. I'm honestly okay with scaling Xeno'jiiva, Velkhana, Namielle, Blackveil Vaal Hazak, Shara Ishvalda, and Ruiner Nergigante up to Zorah at this point, and the First-Class Monsters up there as well."We've confirmed that the energy stored within its body may be fired as a weapon."
Fascinating to see the jump from standard EDs in the first to fourth crossings, then a major ED appears on the fifth. The fact there's another Zorah skeleton in the guiding lands (nearby the secluded valley where Safi resides) kinda implies the jiiva's have a preference of ending their "meals" with hot turtle soup.Actually, they mention the Elder Dragons followed per crossing:
1st: Kushala Daora
2nd: Teostra
3rd: Kushala Daora
4th: Kirin(???)
5th: Zorah Magdaros
This adds up to a minimum of 1.6e22 Joules or 3.82 teratons for Xeno, just below the threshold for Small Country level+.
A bit odd but guess that's thatso I guess Xeno absorbed Zorah's energy after all? Even though the latter died way far away in the ocean where its energy could never hurt the New World or the Everstream?
Flagship monsters in general are getting overused, like I get the Raths are a mainstay no matter what but if they're going to bring back older monsters at least bring back the ones that haven't been seen in years. A reimagined Monoblos fight to finally make it distinct from just being a Diablos reskin, A polished up Yama Tsukami fight (Still remains one of the most unique and creative monsters in the entire MH franchise) not to mention Frontier monsters are on the table now.Honestly it's a little bit offputting that they slap in one of the last game's flagship monsters immediately into the next one, but it's not like they have infinite resources and Velkhana is still a cool monster
I mean, this was the reason why I wanted Velkana to scale to average elders a few years ago. It creates painful circular scaling.TU4 is out, by the way. Velkhana equipment is absolutely godlike. Velkhana ties with normal Magnamalo (and presumably Scorned) and with Malzeno.
How do people feel about scaling regarding this? Normal Magnamalo ties with typical elder and base rise stuff, but Velkhana's base quest monster roster definitely seems to imply a normal Magnamalo can face off against it, alongside Rajang and Bazelgeuse. idk how to rule it
I'm down for that. Any elder levels, aside from Xeno/Zorah and the Forbidden dragons, goes to High 6-C. At least with the "some apexes can tangle with elders" argument there isn't really any official tie between monsters of such drastic differences in tier, whereas here we straight-up see ties in turf wars. Would make everything way simpler.I mean, this was the reason why I wanted Velkana to scale to average elders a few years ago. It creates painful circular scaling.
Can I just edit it or do I have to make a CRT for that?Should be, since I think Zorah's calc was a fraction of a Teraton away from + and Safi's obviously far above them
Fixed.Go ahead
I see. I'm not gonna lie, I kind of have less fun with Rise over all than I did with World to be honest. Does anyone here have any Profile suggestions for missing characters/monsters? I know that Stories still needs to be implemented more than just throwing in Oltura's Profile but I think starting smaller with something like adding any missing Subspecies like Ebony Odogaron would be better.Nothing in terms of new scaling or feats, but Rise's Title Update 4 is pretty fun. Risen Crimson Glow Valstrax was the first true challenge in Sunbreak for me, while Velkhana felt weaker than its Iceborne counterpart. Nutty armor in both cases though. I do chafe at the Anomaly grind, though. It feels like they took World's endgame and stretched it to twice the length (AL 200 rather than MR 100) while providing less interesting content (just quests but higher HP and attack) and less incentive to actually do so (Weapon augments in SunRise are not as impactful or interesting as World's system imo). Overall good, but I'm definitely feeling the flaws in the experience.
I did do a thing on my blog a few months back that has a list for missing profiles or keys.I see. I'm not gonna lie, I kind of have less fun with Rise over all than I did with World to be honest. Does anyone here have any Profile suggestions for missing characters/monsters? I know that Stories still needs to be implemented more than just throwing in Oltura's Profile but I think starting smaller with something like adding any missing Subspecies like Ebony Odogaron would be better.