In the work of "Monster Hunter", the Hunting Horn stands out with its unique elegance and strategic nature, becoming a beloved weapon among many hunters. So how do you play the Hunting Horn in Monster Hunter: World? It not only requires players to smoothly release combos in sequence but also to quickly tap notes to accumulate melodies, and most importantly, to perform perfectly at precise beats, bringing unparalleled fun. The following will detail all the new moves of the Hunting Horn and tips for use.
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Firstly, let's look at the main output method of the Hunting Horn - playing. In the upper right corner of the screen, you'll see the notes divided into white, red, and yellow, each color corresponding to different buttons. After performing different attacks, these notes will be displayed sequentially on the melody chart in the upper left corner. If the notes match the melody moves, they will be saved, and then through playing, you can release up to three melody moves in order.
During the performance, two powerful playing skills have been added: Composition and Stacking. Composition can cause extra damage at the junction of melodies and continue playing; while Stacking enhances the current melody effect, prolonging its duration and ending the performance. If these two skills are accurately released at the beat points of the music, they will trigger a red light effect, causing additional damage, making the battle even more exciting and interesting.
The Hunting Horn also has numerous melody moves that boost its own abilities, such as releasing power-up skills like increased attack before combat, preparing for the upcoming fight. Personally, I find the most satisfying combo is accumulating three damage-dealing melody moves, such as completing the "Resonant Wave" melody sequence (white, red, red) through continuous left and right swings of normal attacks, and then playing them all at once. During the performance, pressing Composition and Stacking at the right time can unleash an extremely powerful combo.
Of course, during battles, it's not always possible to play safely. When monsters don't allow you to play for long, an effective strategy is to play a segment of a melody and immediately use Stacking to quickly deal damage. Additionally, note accumulation with the Hunting Horn isn't just about repeating attacks; it also includes techniques like double-note attacks and backstep attacks, which can be interspersed within attacks to accumulate the correct note sequence.
Besides normal attacks, the Hunting Horn has a special move - Resonant Orb. By consuming charges, you can instantly set up to three notes and create a special area. Standing within this area, the Resonant Orb will follow your performance and trigger a resonant effect, dealing wide-range damage. Different Hunting Horns provide different additional buff effects with their Resonant Orbs, such as the Evasion Performance and Movement Speed increase from the Horn of Hope.
The Resonant Orb should be used immediately once its cooldown is ready. It not only increases damage but also provides an additional movement speed buff. More importantly, it can instantly set three notes, quickly accumulating melody moves. Playing within the range of the Resonant Orb, the original damage plus the resonant damage, makes for a considerable output.
The operation of the Hunting Horn may seem complex, but once mastered, you'll find that the key in combat is repeatedly dealing damage through melodies (like white, red, red), accumulating enough melodies through normal attacks, Resonant Orbs, or Concentrated Notes. Concentrated Notes is another powerful skill of the Hunting Horn, which can be used when the monster has wounds, allowing for quick note accumulation, up to five notes at a time. If all five notes are successfully hit, the sense of accomplishment is simply unmatched.
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Finally, let's talk about the special performance of the Hunting Horn. This is a new skill added in "Monster Hunter: World." Once the corresponding note sequence is successfully accumulated, it will be saved next to the melody chart, not being overwritten or consumed by other melodies. When needed, pressing a specific button combination will play the special performance move. Different Hunting Horns have different special performance effects, such as the "Continuous Elimination and Attack Song" from the Horn of Hope, which can negate monster attacks, providing a perfect defense and evasion skill for the Hunting Horn, which lacks defensive capabilities.
With the release of the full version, we will see more types of Hunting Horns, different melody effects, Resonant buffs, and special performance moves. I am very much looking forward to the future development of this weapon and believe it will be one of the most interesting and powerful weapons in the game. Additionally, the newly added sub-weapon feature brings more possibilities to the Hunting Horn, perhaps leading to tactical playstyles involving switching between main and sub-weapons. The above detailed guide on the Hunting Horn in "Monster Hunter: World" hopes to be helpful to you!
