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However, when not attacking the colour will eventually revert to the previous one - only repeated Spirit Combo finishing attacks can keep the colour gauge full. It changes from white to yellow and finally to red each colour causes attacks to become more powerful.

In the third Generation games, completing a full Spirit Combo attack on a monster causes the gauge to change colour. However, the fragile nature of the blades means it is impossible to block with them. The Spirit Combo attacks are also unlocked and all attacks become less likely to bounce. Once the gauge is full, all attacks become more powerful. Longsword users have a gauge that fills up with repeated attacks on monsters (although it does drain quickly when not attacking). They were first introduced in Monster Hunter 2 (there were Longsword-shaped weapons in the original Monster Hunter, but they were only cosmetically different to a normal Greatsword). Long Swords (е¤Єе€Ђ Tachi), often referred to simply as LS, are long, slender blades designed for elegant movements. In Monster Hunter 4, the Great Sword got the ability to do a finishing slash after the curled charge attack. monsters with a side-slap attack and follow up with a slightly more powerful curled charge attack. In the third Generation games, Greatswords gained the ability to K.O. Great Swords are also able to block monster attacks, although doing so causes them to lose sharpness. Whilst charging an attack, Hunters are hard to knock over with low-damage monster attacks. There are three levels of charge, the Level 3 charge being one of the most damaging single attacks in any game. Greatswords have a charge attack, first introduced in Monster Hunter 2. Hitting a monster with the middle of the blade, as opposed to the tip, or hilt, causes a damage bonus. Originally they had three main attacks: the sideswipe, the upswing and the downstrike.

Great Swords (е¤§е‰Ј Daiken), also known as GS are large, slow weapons that were first introduced in Monster Hunter. The armor skills Punishing Draw and Sheath Control are notable for allowing cutting weapons like dual blades and long swords to deliver impact damage with sheathing attacks. A few weapons, such as the hammer and long sword, strictly focus on utilizing impact and cutting damage respectively. For example, the Sword and Shield and Great Sword primarily focus on dealing cutting damage, but are also capable of causing impact damage with certain attacks. Most weapons are capable of delivering two or more types of damage, with varying efficiency. Shot damage can have a variety of damaging effects on a monster depending on the type of ammo used (e.g., pierce, crag, or slicing). Cutting damage is notably useful for slicing off the tails of certain monsters, while impact damage can both stun and exhaust most monsters over time with repeated strikes to the head. The weak spots of a monster may vary depending on the type of damage dealt to it. Melee weapons provide more physical defense, while ranged weapons offer more elemental resistance.Д®ach weapon causes certain types of damage: cutting, impact, pierce and shot.

Monster Hunter World removed class restrictions on armor altogether, allowing hunters to pair any armor set with any type of weapon. Only a few 'neutral' armor sets (e.g., Leather or Chainmail) allow for the use of either class. The type of armor worn by hunters (with the exception of head gear) is dependent on these classes, with melee weapons requiring blademaster armor and ranged weapons requiring gunner armor.

Weapons were divided into two different classes: melee and ranged. There are 18 types of weapons in the Monster Hunter universe, with three of them (MBG, CB, IG) exclusive to the main series,two (Tonfa and Magnet Spike) exclusive to Monster Hunter Frontier Z and one (Accel Axe) exclusive to Monster Hunter Explore.

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