The slashing taste in "Monster Hunter: Wilderness" refers to the sharpness of the weapon, and many actions will consume slashing taste. The first and most basic one is ordinary attack. Every melee normal attack that hits the target without a bullet knife will lose 1 point of slashing taste. If the bullet knife, then this attack will consume 2 points of slashing taste.
What factors in Monster Hunter's Wilderness consume the taste?
There are many actions to consume sniffing. The first and most basic thing is ordinary attacks. Every melee attack that hits the target without bullet knife will lose 1 slash. If the bullet knife is used, this attack will consume 2 points of slashing flavor. Attacks that do not hit the target will not consume the slash.
Secondly, the melee weapons used to defend against the attack part of the weapon will consume part of the slashing smell according to the enemy's attack power when defending (attacks without damage such as roaring and wind pressure cannot lose the slashing smell). This type of weapon is the Great Sword and the Shield Axe.
Please note that the shield part of the shield axe will act as an axe blade to attack the enemy in the axe mode, while weapons such as spear will not use the shield for combat, so the taste of slashing will not be reduced. However, using shield strikes on the long spear and the sword will still reduce the taste of slashing.
In addition, the defense effects obtained by other weapons due to different hunting styles do not consume slashing flavors. For example, the R block of the courage too sword, and weapons without slashing flavors will not make such judgments when attacking and defending, such as shield and stock attacks of heavy crossbows.
The gun gun cannon bombardment will also consume odor. Usually, each shelling consumes 2-3 points, each shelling consumes 4 points, and each shelling consumes 6-8 points. A single dragon beating consumes 10 points of slashing flavor. Therefore, if the gun gun is continuously bombarded, the taste of cutting will be reduced sharply.
