Gaming Monster Hunter Tri Help with Hit-rate

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Hi guys,

I'm new to Monster Hunter, and I decided to get Monster Hunter solely for the online play. However, I'm kinda annoyed with the no lock-on gameplay. I realised that I've spent half of the time slashing nothing. I took around 20 minutes to complete the 2nd quest (Hunting Jaggi), and I bet 15 minutes were wasted on slashing air.

As I'm too used to lock-ons in most rail-shooters/fps for Wii, without lock-ons for Monster Hunter is simply devastating for me. I wonder if there's any tips to increase your hit rate.

I've read guides but I simply don't understand it ... something about panning the camera and I believe the Junior in the game mentioned the same thing as well.

Can anyone care to explain about the panning camera stuff? Tried searching on YouTube but no luck findin' ...

Thanks a bunch!
 
For me, I always turn the camera so you see the mob, and face it then press L (so the camera lock back behind your back). Keep doing that and you will get the hang of it. Its alot easier in Wii since you have the 2nd analog stick.

If you aren't using a classic controller pro get one. Cause with wii-mote + nunchuck its very hard to play.
 
XtremeCore said:
Can anyone care to explain about the panning camera stuff? Tried searching on YouTube but no luck findin' ...

Thanks a bunch!
Have you tried reading the manual?
 
kwanying said:
For me, I always turn the camera so you see the mob, and face it then press L. Its alot easier in Wii since you have the 2nd analog stick.

So I guess it'll be easier to deal with the mobs using classic controllers?

If it's, I dun mind getting one
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tk_saturn said:
QUOTE(XtremeCore @ Jun 15 2010, 05:31 AM) Can anyone care to explain about the panning camera stuff? Tried searching on YouTube but no luck findin' ...

Thanks a bunch!
Have you tried reading the manual?

Yep i did. I know how to control the camera, but the problem is, i'm not sure which direction should I set my camera to so that it'll be easier to kill. I guess there's a trick about this?
 

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