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Ares walks until he finds something interesting.

Ares looks around for any different manhole covers, but otherwise continues walking forwards, poised to throw cards if something should try to attack.

Ares continues walking and tries to pull the card back to him through Cartomancy.

EDIT: I have no idea what happened there. And I forgot what I was going to say. Disregard.

Ares walks along the sewer. He keeps his hand on the deck of cards, and throws a card at any bats he sees trying to attack him.

Ares looks around for a tunnel to head into.

Ares heads towards the nearest tunnel

Just checked, it's Ares, as per usual :rolleyes: Edel, guilty as charged. Alhambra was a pretty awesome character, despite only appearing for like 20-30 minutes.

You could make your own world maps and such using autoREALM. Just google it. It's pretty handy, and I used it to make that old map.

Can I use my old character? I'd like a pack of cards as a weapon, and Cartomancy/kinesis/whatever

I broke into a cavern, which means tower cap and fungiwood will start growing everywhere, meaning I can safely seal myself off from the surface in a few years. In the process of digging out two massive halls to free space for the mushroom trees to grow.

I wouldn't bother, really. That axe has such a low green sharpness bar that you'll spend more time sharpening than actually fighting. I killed a few more lagiacrus' today. Damned desire sensor is just messing me around. 3 lagia sapphires (5%~ drop rate), while the item I need, lagia horn+, has a 45% drop rate and I have not got a single one. Still, I beat my best time with a group of pretty awesome randoms.

Earth, you just get them from harvesting mushrooms in different locales. Try the flooded forest. That has the most mushroom spawns, IIRC.

Dragon toadstools and catalyst. Even if a monster is in rage mode, they'll usually still limp. Limping is only visible when the monster is changing areas, as well.

Not really, you get them by mixing some common ingredients. Nex, he shouldn't recover after limping. For good measure, hold back on your attacks when you think he's on low health. The limp animation is quite distinct from the regular one, and he should start heading towards a nest. If he gets to the nest, he'll fall asleep. If he's asleep, that means he is definitely ready to be captured, but otherwise, just watch out for the limp above everything else.

Immunizers are only good for combining into might pills, which are in turn only good for GS users. Nex, just wait until you see the limp, then catch it immedietly afterwards. Place the trap, go to the other side of it and lure the monster in, then throw two Tranq bombs.

Well given that there is a single mandatory quest in the game which fireflies might actually be useful in, and there is an infinite respawn of bait RIGHT NEXT TO the point where you fish, it really doesn't make a slight difference. And also given that Nex couldn't find them and that most introductory players to the series will find collecting fireflies to be annoying at best, it is indeed a hassle which can easily be avoided by just using the infinite respawn of worms directly behind the fishing spot. Hell, I didn't know where I could find fireflies when I first played MH, and I managed just fine without them. The quest takes what, 10 minutes? And there are no monsters involved either, so it's going to be boring whichever way you go about it, so just get it done.

Response to what, Earth?

Goldenfish can be caught without fireflies, and it means you don't have to go through all this hassle.

Graphics better than the wii? I'm not buying. Althouuughhh... I wonder if Capcom would consider making the next MH on this as well as PSP.

Happy birthday. Earth, aim for the mane, use a fire weapon if possible (Might not be possible), stay diagonally in front of it's head whenever you can, since it doesn't have any attacks which reach there without being telegraphed 3 days in advance. Just sit diagonal to it's head and keep smashing away at the head and mane.

You get it in the hunt report. There are three boxes. The top box is for main quest rewards, the second box down is for parts that you broke (King's Frill, Flint Stone, Wonderful Beak etc.), and the lowest box has 2 sets of 4 spots for the subquest rewards.

Yep, aim for the wings, hit them until you see a stagger and bits flying off of them. Do the same for the other wing, and then kill or capture, and you have a chance at getting flints.

Flintstone? break Qurepeco's wings and you have like a 40% chance of getting some.

I prefer it. It stops wires being all over the place, and in many cases (Mine) my Wii is too far away from my sofa for the GC controller to reach. I believe they also made the buttons more sensetive, and you have the + and - buttons. But still, you got MH, which is awesome. Once you guys get to HR 9, I can help you out.