Are the dango quests worth doing?

[对不起我只会说英语]

So in World, when you do quests given by the Meowscular Chef and Grammeowster Chef, what typically happens is that you get some kind of kitchen upgrade.

I assume it's the case with Rise but I just need to clarify, does doing the dango kitchen quest help upgrade the kitchen or is it just there for the sake of it?

[Karnivool]

yes you unlock new flavours that give different or upgraded buffs

[アンジェル]

Originally posted by A.:

So in World, when you do quests given by the Meowscular Chef and Grammeowster Chef, what typically happens is that you get some kind of kitchen upgrade.

I assume it's the case with Rise but I just need to clarify, does doing the dango kitchen quest help upgrade the kitchen or is it just there for the sake of it?

Upgrading the kitchen comes with fulfilling urgent quests. That way you unlock higher grades of an effect.

The Dango quests are for "flavour" aka new kind of skills. Whether they are worth it or not is in fact yours to decide.

As far as I know, all important skills are unlocked by normal playing without doing any extras.

[对不起我只会说英语]

To both of the answers ^ thank you! 🙂and yeah, I did notice that I got some Kitchen upgrade without doing any of the quests which is why I had to wonder. Most of the stuff I use like Moxie or Polisher is already there. I was just a bit lazy doing the kitchen quests, they're a bit boring for my taste (especially egg quests).

[CookedMeat]

Well if you cared about achievements enough you will have to finish all quests one day. If you couldn't care less about optional content and only wanted to rush the progress you are probably already be doing google searches for recommended dango and their unlock quests.

[Misfit]

transporting is super easy now, hated it in older installments, now you just pick it up and go to base, no one chasing you and you can use wirebugs to move around.
missed opportunity, they could made chases cool with wirebugs.

[アンジェル]

Originally posted by Misfit:

transporting is super easy now, hated it in older installments, now you just pick it up and go to base, no one chasing you and you can use wirebugs to move around.
missed opportunity, they could made chases cool with wirebugs.

No exaggeration there. I was utterly surprised with my old fashioned cautiousness.
You no longer drop the egg when you run out of stamina.
You no longer drop the egg for making a dodge roll.
You can basically jump dozens and dozens of stories down - as long as you wirebug in time before touching the ground you still keep the egg safe and sound.
Probably one of the best improvements in the gameplay design with Monster Hunter.
And still the developers seemed to be super cautious not to make it an important requirement for something like in older installments.
I am even missing some quests with some other items. Like the colourful grantie or the ice block. Once I brought a golden Gargwa egg back just for funsies, because it was so easy to begin with.

[Soren]

Originally posted by アンジェル:

Originally posted by Misfit:

transporting is super easy now, hated it in older installments, now you just pick it up and go to base, no one chasing you and you can use wirebugs to move around.
missed opportunity, they could made chases cool with wirebugs.

No exaggeration there. I was utterly surprised with my old fashioned cautiousness.
You no longer drop the egg when you run out of stamina.
You no longer drop the egg for making a dodge roll.
You can basically jump dozens and dozens of stories down - as long as you wirebug in time before touching the ground you still keep the egg safe and sound.
Probably one of the best improvements in the gameplay design with Monster Hunter.
And still the developers seemed to be super cautious not to make it an important requirement for something like in older installments.
I am even missing some quests with some other items. Like the colourful grantie or the ice block. Once I brought a golden Gargwa egg back just for funsies, because it was so easy to begin with.

A person can also make some evade extender decos or a nargakuga belt and carry stuff even faster. As the extended dodge rolling with the egg is much faster than running while carrying. Even wirebugging goes faster because it enhances the distance on the mid-air dodge for it too.

[PakaNoHida]

FFS, yes.

[对不起我只会说英语]

Originally posted by Misfit:

transporting is super easy now, hated it in older installments, now you just pick it up and go to base, no one chasing you and you can use wirebugs to move around.
missed opportunity, they could made chases cool with wirebugs.

Eh, perhaps I'll try it then once I have no other quest left. I mean, I used to find them annoying in general, even in World where you could roll without cracking the egg. I am surprised you could wirebug with the egg, that's very surprising.

[Plumber]

if you wiredash just before hitting the ground (even if you free-aim wiredash into the ground) you won't drop it either; grab Wirebug Whisperer 3, get an extra bug, and then knock them out in like 3 minutes combined

[YRYR Yui]

Originally posted by アンジェル:

Originally posted by Misfit:

transporting is super easy now, hated it in older installments, now you just pick it up and go to base, no one chasing you and you can use wirebugs to move around.
missed opportunity, they could made chases cool with wirebugs.

No exaggeration there. I was utterly surprised with my old fashioned cautiousness.
You no longer drop the egg when you run out of stamina.
You no longer drop the egg for making a dodge roll.
You can basically jump dozens and dozens of stories down - as long as you wirebug in time before touching the ground you still keep the egg safe and sound.
Probably one of the best improvements in the gameplay design with Monster Hunter.
And still the developers seemed to be super cautious not to make it an important requirement for something like in older installments.
I am even missing some quests with some other items. Like the colourful grantie or the ice block. Once I brought a golden Gargwa egg back just for funsies, because it was so easy to begin with.

also the small monsters are much less aggressive so you can skirt around them to avoid getting bonked
and you always know where big monsters are on the map