They’re significantly more challenging compared to the initial Chatzabra, capable of causing quite a hassle – particularly if you’re relying on a close-quarters weapon for combat. Fear not, you’ll soon have this fowl under control, leaving enough power left over to ‘cook’ them (figuratively speaking).
Players of Monster Hunter Wilds have the liberty to combine any weapon duo they prefer. This flexibility proves beneficial when facing challenging beasts such as Arkveld, and it’s an effective method for boosting your overall damage output.
Hunt for Uth Duna in Monster Hunter Wilds is particularly tough due to several reasons. Firstly, it has very few vulnerable spots, with its mouth being the only one, but hitting this area can be tricky. Secondly, Uth Duna possesses an ability to generate a water shield that diminishes all damage inflicted upon it, increasing the difficulty of defeating it. To make matters worse, it’s weak against Thunder element, which is not available for you at your initial encounter with Uth Duna. In other words, you’ll be going up against Uth Duna without one of its key weaknesses right from the start.
In the realm of Monster Hunter Wilds, Congalala proves to be a formidable adversary due to its unique characteristics compared to other creatures. To effectively tackle it, you must zero in on specific body parts or apply elemental effects swiftly. The head area is particularly vulnerable, making it an ideal target for any Slash, Blunt, or Pierce weapon you prefer. However, when it comes to elemental vulnerabilities, here are the ones you should prioritize:
In order for Henry to excel at handling ranged weapons, he’ll need plenty of practice. Fortunately, players in this game can utilize a Console Command that keeps the crosshair or aiming dot always visible, making shooting less taxing. Here is how you can keep the aiming reticle on permanently in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2:
1. Open the game console by pressing the “~” key (tilde) on your keyboard during gameplay.
2. Type or paste the following command into the console: `set reticule_always_visible 1`
3. Press Enter to execute the command, and then close the console window.
4. Now, you should see the aiming reticle always visible when aiming with ranged weapons in the game.