SnS difficulty ?

[Buurt]

soo weapons I played and weapons I can play good with : hammer, LBG, DB, IG, LS, HH

Is SnS harder than them ? I really have problems to get the combos going, maybe I am just to tired for SnS or just need more time with it :D

[RinneSean]

I'm not a fan of it

[GadenP]

SNS Combo is Forward + RM, RM, RM, L+RM, reposition, repeat.

Skill to use =>
Shield Bash: Raw
Drill Breaker: Elemental

On monster down, use Perfect Rush for Elemental or repeat Shield Bash if your sharpness is low.

Metsu Shoryugeki does tons of KO, use it with it's guardpoint for big damage or just to KO the monster head.

See speedruns to see their combos used.

See this as a guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCIMbrE_KLU

Issue with SNS is high monsters are annoying otherwise is a fast easy to react aka dodge weapon.

[Katitoff]

If you're doing fine with DB, you'll do better with SnB.
But there are couple of distinct playstyles and therefore builds for it, raw, elemental, status, mp support, so pick your poison and check yt for guidance.

[Azael Ijima δ]

The first 15-20 hunts with a new weapon always feel weird, but once you get the hang of it it's really good and fun.
That works for every weapons.

There kinda 2 ways you can go with SnS :

• Full KO/Stun with shield bashes, big bash after an air launcher and the Shoryugeki counter.
• Elemental/Status by changing the shield bash combo into Drill Slash, Windmill apply a lot of hits too.

Just remember to finish your combos with Spinning Reaper + backstep and don't hesitate to do a full Perfect Rush into downed monsters.
There the new Guard Point that let you counter small attacks with a big shield bash into perfect rush, but it won't work on like 90% of big monsters attacks without investing in the Guard skill.

And most importantly, being able to use items without having to sheathe the weapon.

https://game8.co/games/Monster-Hunter-Rise/archives/315725

[Buurt]

sounds all like great fun, Iam gonna stick to sns longer to try, because last weapon I played was Hammer but it was to slow at the end for me

[Haethei]

I find that fast weapons with good mobility are just a lot easier to use because they're stronger defensively, which is the first hurdle to pass when killing monsters. Insect Glaive and Dual Blades are super easy mode for me because I can run circles around the monster and consistently deal damage to them, even if it's not a huge amount of damage. I find slow, calculated weapons like Hammer and Greatsword to be utterly uncomfortable to use.

[Mika gunhild]

sns is one of the most easiest weapon to learn, you can sheath/unsheath and wont tell the different, use item while weapon on hand no problem

just remember, the shield doesnt actualy block anything so you better dodge