Monster Shooter Weapons

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Monster Hunter World - PS4 kindly gifts players all from the start, which can definitely be intimidating. From a to a, there's a lot to dig through. If you’ve chosen at random and still feel underwhelmed, definitely check out one of these three best weapons for first-time players in Monster Hunter World.1. Sword and ShieldThere is one clear choice above all that stands out as a fantastic beginner weapon, and that’s the, the original starter weapon in the Monster Hunter series. This little sword and board has great mobility, easy to memorize combos that are difficult to botch, and fantastic versatility with the ability to dish out both slashing and blunt damage. Yes, the Sword and Shield can cut off tails with the sword and stun monsters with the shield.

Plus, it’s the only weapon that lets you use items while you have it drawn. While many weapons in Monster Hunter World are very punishing if you attack with abandon, the Sword and Shield lets you roll out of most combos with ease on the fly, or block in emergencies, making it one of the most forgiving weapons if a mistake is made. Its one downside is its short range, which can make it difficult to hit taller monsters where you want to, but this can be mitigated somewhat by well-timed jumping slashes.

Dual BladesThese incredibly fast aren’t as forgiving as the Sword and Shield, but if you’re used to fast-paced action games, these could make you feel more at home. The swindle game. You can use near-infinite combos fluidly, and run and dodge quickly with their increased mobility. The Dual Blades also look pretty cool on their own and when attacking. They have a bit more technicality to them than the Sword and Shield, and they can’t block, but their speed and extra blade make up for this with a bit of extra DPS. With the, it’s simply more important to learn your opponent so you know when to initiate an unstoppable Blade Dance. No, really, once you start this particular special attack, you can’t move - so attack wisely. Light BowgunIf you prefer ranged weapons, check out the available in Monster Hunter World.

They’ve been retooled to control a bit more like your average third-person shooters, plus, gunners can now wear the same as melee-weapon users.

Heavy Shooter

Stats

Weapon Type	Heavy Bowgun
Rarity	3/4/5
Attack Power	210/225/240
Affinity	0%
Defense Bonus	–
Deviation	Average
Slots	L1 (III)
Mods	2 (I, II)/3 (III)
Auto Reload	–
Spec. Ammo	Wyvernsnipe

Crafting and Upgrade

Weapon	Base Weapon	Materials	Cost
Heavy Shooter I	Bone Shooter III	Monster Bone L x1, Monster Bone M x5, Boulder Bone x2	2000 z
Heavy Shooter II	Heavy Shooter I	Monster Bone+ x2, Monster Bone L x1, Sturdy Bone x4	4000 z
Heavy Shooter III	Heavy Shooter II	Monster Keenbone x2, Monster Bone+ x2, Quality Bone x2	6000 z
Diablos Shooter I	Heavy Shooter I	Twisted Horn x1, Diablos Fang x2, Diablos Shell x4, Monster Bone+ x3	4000 z
Power Shooter I	Heavy Shooter III	Monster Hardbone x4, Monster Keenbone x6, Quality Bone x10	16000 z