The light crossbow in "Monster Hunter: The Wilderness" is a very powerful weapon in the game. However, if you want to play the light crossbow well, you must know its gameplay skills. First of all, the chase after shooting in normal state will have higher damage and can quickly accumulate rapid shooting bars, especially the bullet chase and shooting is very small, which can basically be used without any brains.
How to play Monster Hunter's Wilderness Light Crossbow
①The chase after shooting after shooting under normal conditions has higher damage and can quickly accumulate rapid shooting bars, especially the usual bullet chase and shooting is very small, which can basically be used without any brains. However, the chase after entering rapid shooting mode is not so fragrant. The damage is not outstanding while being hard and straight. You can only derive slip or load later.
So I personally recommend that you do not use rapid shooting mode to chase the shooting unless you drive a pile. Moreover, piling is not a brainless pursuit. You can wait until the last bullet is left in the magazine before using the chase to finish the bullet and replace the bullet on the spot. Otherwise, a slip after a chase shot will easily lose the best output position.
②Damage wound attack of light crossbows and heavy crossbows If the button is pressed, the character will directly shoot out after loading special ammunition, which will easily shoot in the air. But as long as you hold down that key and don’t put it, you can actually load the bullet without firing. You can wait until you aim at the wound and then release it to improve the hit rate.
③The bullet loading speed and recoil in this work are only related to the type of bullet and have nothing to do with the bullet level. Therefore, the third-level bullet is a complete upper-level replacement for the second-level bullet. When choosing a weapon, you can basically find a crossbow that can shoot higher-level bullets.
