TKMT
Seltas
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 | Subject: Weapon Attacks and Their Strength  Tue Jan 14, 2014 5:24 pm | |
| Weapon attack strengths based on their multiplier: - Spoiler:
Long Sword:
Step Overhead Slash 0.26
Overhead Slash 0.23
Thrust 0.14
Up Slash 0.18
Back Step Slash 0.24
Side Step Slash 0.24
Fake Spirit Left Slash 0.16
Spirit Left Slash 0.28
Spirit Thrust 0.14
Spirit Right Slash 0.30
Spirit Up Slash 0.18
Spirit Combo - Sweep Left 0.12
Spirit Combo - Sweep Right 0.14
Spirit Combo - Overhead 0.34
Spirit Finisher 0.42
Great Sword:
Overhead Slash 0.48
Charged Overhead Slash Lv1 0.715
Charged Overhead Slash Lv2 0.96
Charged Overhead Slash Lv3 1.3
Side Slash 0.36
Rising Slash 0.46
Sword Slap 0.18
Overhead Slam 0.52
Charged Overhead Slam Lv1 0.792
Charged Overhead Slam Lv2 1.08
Charged Overhead Slam Lv3 1.56
Sword:
Jumping Slash 0.17
Rising Slash 0.14
Downward Slash 0.14
Left Slash 0.13
SnS Hit - Shield Backhand 0.1
SnS Hit - Downward Slash 0.2
Right Slash 0.21
Upward Slash 0.17
Shield Chop 0.08
Shield Bash 0.14
Revolving Slice 0.24
Guard Slash 0.14
Dual Blade:
Lunge Stab - L+R Stab 0.14
Lunge Stab - L+R Shred 0.14
L Up Slash 0.18
Side Slash - L Down Backhand 0.10
Side Slash - R Down Slash 0.13
Spin Slash - R Down Backhand 0.10
Spin Slash - L Down Slash Spin 0.12
Spin Slash - R Spin Trail 0.12
Windmill Slash - R Overhead 0.12
Windmill Slash - L+R Overhead 0.28
R Double Slice - R Slash 0.09
R Double Slice - R Backhand 0.12
R Mini Whirlwind Slash - R Up Backhand 0.18
R Mini Whirlwind Slash - L Up Slash 0.06
R Mini Whirlwind Slash - R Spin Trail 0.1
R Whirlwind Slash - R Up Backhand 0.16
R Whirlwind Slash - L Up Slash 0.06
R Whirlwind Slash - R Spin Trail 0.08
L Double Slice - L Slash 0.10
L Double Slice - L Backhand 0.13
L Mini Whirlwind Slash - L Up Backhand 0.18
L Mini Whirlwind Slash - R Up Slash 0.06
L Mini Whirlwind Slash - L Spin Trail 0.1
L Whirlwind Slash - L Up Backhand 0.16
L Whirlwind Slash - R Up Slash 0.06
L Whirlwind Slash - L Spin Trail 0.08
Guillotine Slash - R Backhand 0.06
Guillotine Slash - L Slash 0.08
Guillotine Slash - L Rising Backhand 0.06
Guillotine Slash - R Rising Slash 0.08
Guillotine Slash - L+R Overhead Cissors 0.28
Mini Demon Dance - L+R Overhead Cissors 0.16
Mini Demon Dance - L Rising Slash 0.08
Mini Demon Dance - R Rising Slash 0.08
Mini Demon Dance - L+R Overhead Slam 0.4
Demon Dance - L Slash 0.29
Demon Dance - R Down Slash 0.04
Demon Dance - R Up Backhand 0.04
Demon Dance - L Up Slash 0.04
Demon Dance - L Backhand 0.04
Demon Dance - R Slash 0.04
Demon Dance - R Backhand 0.04
Demon Dance - L Rising Slash 0.04
Demon Dance - R Rising Slash 0.04
Demon Dance - L+R Overhead Slam 0.36
Hammer:
Uppercut 0.2
First Pound 0.42
Second Pound 0.2
Golf Swing 0.9
Side Check 0.15
Side Smash 0.25
Slided Uppercut 0.4
Super Pound - Up Check 0.15
Super Pound - Slam 0.76
Spin Attack - First Spin 0.2
Spin Attack - Following Spins 0.1
Reversed Swing 0.6
Super Golf Swing 0.9
Spin Tumble 0.4
Hunting Horn:
Overhead Slam 0.33
Right Upswing 0.3
Left Upswing 0.3
Hilt Stab 0.1
Backward Slam 0.45
Super Pound - Up Check 0.15
Super Pound - Slam 0.45
Up Check 0.2
Right Swing 0.35
Left Swing 0.3
Weak Left Upswing 0.25
Weak Backward Slam 0.4
Left Slam Spin 0.35
Right Slam Spin 0.4
Left 360° Swing 0.33
Lance:
Unsheathe Thrust 0.27
Mid Thrust 0.2
Final Mid Thrust 0.27
High Thrust 0.22
Final High Thrust 0.27
Charged High Thrust 0.5
Side Sweep 0.2
Guarding Stab 0.14
Shield Bash 0.14
Charge 0.16
Charge Finisher 0.4
Gunlance:
Step Thrust 0.32
Middle Thrust 0.24
High Thrust 0.18
(Chained) Rising Slash 0.28
Slam 0.40
(Middle/High/Zenith) Blast 1
(Middle/High/Zenith) Charged Blast 1
Full Burst 1
Wyvern Fire 1
Switch Axe:
Axe Thrust 0.19
Axe Overhead Slash 0.46
Axe Side Slash 0.23
Axe Rising Slash 0.32
Axe Fury - Left Slash 0.24
Axe Fury - Right Slash 0.24
Sword Overhead Slash 0.32
Sword Rising Slash 0.28
Sword Side Slash 0.22
Sword Stab 0.28
Power Burst 0.13
Power Blast 0.80
Power Blast Cancel 0.50
::No available data for gunner weapons::
Of all the time I've been using Kiranico, I've never seen this info there lol If the info is correct, then the Axe Fury slashes have gotten a rather significant buff in power. | |
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Rathian
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| | Subject: Re: Weapon Attacks and Their Strength Tue Jan 14, 2014 11:12 pm | |
| Idk why people overlook the power of the fury slash. You can head lock monsters so easily with it. | |
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TKMT
Seltas
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| | Subject: Re: Weapon Attacks and Their Strength Wed Jan 15, 2014 2:42 am | |
| - PAiN--- wrote:
- Idk why people overlook the power of the fury slash. You can head lock monsters so easily with it.
tbh that move was garbage in tri. At least now you can go back into an overhead slash or side step. | |
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GobulHunterJames
Kecha Wacha
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| | Subject: Re: Weapon Attacks and Their Strength Wed Jan 15, 2014 6:52 am | |
| *Reading through the list*
*gets to Dual Blades*
/o_o/
tl;dr
*continues to read other weapons past Dual Blades* | |
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Rathian
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| | Subject: Re: Weapon Attacks and Their Strength Wed Jan 15, 2014 12:39 pm | |
| - TKMT wrote:
- PAiN--- wrote:
- Idk why people overlook the power of the fury slash. You can head lock monsters so easily with it.
tbh that move was garbage in tri.
At least now you can go back into an overhead slash or side step. it worked amazingly in Mhp3 and mh3u, never used swaxe much in tri so Idk how it was | |
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TKMT
Seltas
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| | Subject: Re: Weapon Attacks and Their Strength Wed Jan 15, 2014 4:47 pm | |
| - PAiN--- wrote:
- TKMT wrote:
- PAiN--- wrote:
- Idk why people overlook the power of the fury slash. You can head lock monsters so easily with it.
tbh that move was garbage in tri.
At least now you can go back into an overhead slash or side step. it worked amazingly in Mhp3 and mh3u, never used swaxe much in tri so Idk how it was In Tri, when you use the Fury Slash, you couldn't do anything until the move was over. I can't recall if you could roll, but I'm certain you couldn't. Plus each hit had a multiplier of .1, making it a very weak move compared to many other attacks in the whole game. You could say it would be used for elemental damage, but Switch Axe was mostly Power based, and other weapons like Sword and Long Sword would attack faster than the Fury Slash, and with more power. If you ask me, the Fury slash was great for status. After the first two hits with the Fury slash, the rest stick with same effect, meaning if you inflicted a status(in Tri's case, Paralysis is the only status you could have for Fury Slash when you had Awaken), you can deliver a constant stream of the status infliction. | |
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