I just defeated Magnamalo, is that it?

[󰀜 Nytrowgen]

Killed him in 30 hours. it'd be 20 less if I know he was the last fight. Now my question is, was that the last fight in base game? it just rolled the credits on me. Now what?

[Medina_Rico]

Originally posted by 󰀜 Nytrowgen:

Originally posted by Flip_Light:

Technically the last boss is allmother in base game - then you'll be wanting to buy sunbreak and move onto the DLC

They shouldn't be putting credits to where it's not the ending. Kinda misleading, here I am thinking I wasted money on a 15 hr gameplay

Yeah, this game has a way of making you think you beat/finished it about 3 different times, lol.

[Carnatux]

Yah! You finished the tutorial!!!!!

[overmage]

You're not even 25% through the story

[Kobi Blade]

Originally posted by Flip_Light:

Originally posted by 󰀜 Nytrowgen:

yeah I killed him Hub first (solo) cuz I heard they said hub is harder. I didn't realize he was the "last" boss til I did village

Technically the last boss is allmother in base game - then you'll be wanting to buy sunbreak and move onto the DLC

I don't mean to be rude but this is false, the last boss in Monster Hunter Rise base game is Crimson Glow Valstrax, which you unlock after reaching HR 100.

[Flip_Light]

Originally posted by Kobi Blade:

Originally posted by Flip_Light:

Technically the last boss is allmother in base game - then you'll be wanting to buy sunbreak and move onto the DLC

I don't mean to be rude but this is false, the last boss in Monster Hunter Rise base game is Crimson Glow Valstrax, which you unlock after reaching HR 100.

Valstrax is not a story boss.

In current game it is better to immediately jump into sunbreak asap since you'll get hr along Mr points. There is 0 reason too farm to hr 100 before sunbreak lmfao

Technically since you're getting into semantics there are even harder fights then valstrax in base game I'd argue are "the real last bosses" but that doesn't mean you need to do them or they're part of the story.

[Mr.Gold]

Originally posted by Flip_Light:

Originally posted by Kobi Blade:

I don't mean to be rude but this is false, the last boss in Monster Hunter Rise base game is Crimson Glow Valstrax, which you unlock after reaching HR 100.

Valstrax is not a story boss.

In current game it is better to immediately jump into sunbreak asap since you'll get hr along Mr points. There is 0 reason too farm to hr 100 before sunbreak lmfao

Technically since you're getting into semantics there are even harder fights then valstrax in base game I'd argue are "the real last bosses" but that doesn't mean you need to do them or they're part of the story.

Only reason not t do it is that mr gear makes the hr elder fights a joke

[Kobi Blade]

Originally posted by Flip_Light:

Originally posted by Kobi Blade:

I don't mean to be rude but this is false, the last boss in Monster Hunter Rise base game is Crimson Glow Valstrax, which you unlock after reaching HR 100.

Valstrax is not a story boss.

In current game it is better to immediately jump into sunbreak asap since you'll get hr along Mr points. There is 0 reason too farm to hr 100 before sunbreak lmfao

Technically since you're getting into semantics there are even harder fights then valstrax in base game I'd argue are "the real last bosses" but that doesn't mean you need to do them or they're part of the story.

The last monster has nothing to do with difficulty, and you assume everyone owns Sunbreak, not to mention as stated your comment is still wrong in the context of the discussion.

The last monster in the base game is Crimson Glow Valstrax, and is as much part of the story, as the elder monsters you fight before it.

Their gear for sure is nothing to brag about however, you can get better gear in the base game, which is quite a disappointment.

[Flip_Light]

Originally posted by Kobi Blade:

Originally posted by Flip_Light:

Valstrax is not a story boss.

In current game it is better to immediately jump into sunbreak asap since you'll get hr along Mr points. There is 0 reason too farm to hr 100 before sunbreak lmfao

Technically since you're getting into semantics there are even harder fights then valstrax in base game I'd argue are "the real last bosses" but that doesn't mean you need to do them or they're part of the story.

The last monster has nothing to do with difficulty, and you assume everyone owns Sunbreak, not to mention as stated your comment is still wrong in the context of the discussion.

The last monster in the base game is Crimson Glow Valstrax, and is as much part of the story, as the elder monsters you fight before it.

Their gear for sure is nothing to brag about however, you can get better gear in the base game, which is quite a disappointment.

Valstrax is not really part of the story lmao
The story very much ends at allmother. Hence the "new ending" reveal after slaying it. Sure it's a new fight, but OP literally mentioned the "credits" and so I thought the conversation was based on story progression.

This is like arguing AT velk is part of world's story rofl - even thought AT velk was added after fatalis iirc and was technically the "last fight of iceborne" it added nothing to the story.

If we're arguing semantics and "last fights" that actually goes to the ridiculously hard los, which once again is not part of the story.

Either way my point remains, literally 0 reason to farm 100 HR for valstrax if you intend on buying sunbreak eventually. Which if you've completed ALL of base game, you really should do.

Edit: Yeah I'm right, velk got added in october while fatalis got added in september

[Kobi Blade]

Originally posted by Flip_Light:

Valstrax is not really part of the story lmao
The story very much ends at allmother. Hence the "new ending" reveal after slaying it. Sure it's a new fight, but OP literally mentioned the "credits" and so I thought the conversation was based on story progression.

This is like arguing AT velk is part of world's story rofl - even thought AT velk was added after fatalis iirc and was technically the "last fight of iceborne" it added nothing to the story.

If we're arguing semantics and "last fights" that actually goes to the ridiculously hard los, which once again is not part of the story.

Either way my point remains, literally 0 reason to farm 100 HR for valstrax if you intend on buying sunbreak eventually. Which if you've completed ALL of base game, you really should do.

Edit: Yeah I'm right, velk got added in october while fatalis got added in september

Your argument remains weak and inaccurate, the all mother wasn't even part of the base game when it released either, so going that way won't help you.

Same way using the credits to define the end of progression won't help you, cause we see credits roll in Monster Hunter Rise multiple times, which does not mean is over.

Fact remains the last monster in base game is Valstrax, any other claims are false, and you going in circles to try and justify your claims.

Monster Hunter Rise base game progression ends the moment you finish Urgent Hub Quest "The Crimson Glow", which is why is part of the Hub Progression.

Works exactly the same as all the other Elder Dragons, there is nothing else to say on this matter.

[Flip_Light]

Originally posted by Kobi Blade:

Originally posted by Flip_Light:

Valstrax is not really part of the story lmao
The story very much ends at allmother. Hence the "new ending" reveal after slaying it. Sure it's a new fight, but OP literally mentioned the "credits" and so I thought the conversation was based on story progression.

This is like arguing AT velk is part of world's story rofl - even thought AT velk was added after fatalis iirc and was technically the "last fight of iceborne" it added nothing to the story.

If we're arguing semantics and "last fights" that actually goes to the ridiculously hard los, which once again is not part of the story.

Either way my point remains, literally 0 reason to farm 100 HR for valstrax if you intend on buying sunbreak eventually. Which if you've completed ALL of base game, you really should do.

Edit: Yeah I'm right, velk got added in october while fatalis got added in september

Your argument remains weak and inaccurate, the all mother wasn't even part of the base game when it released either, so going that way won't help you.

Same way using the credits to define the end of progression won't help you, cause we see credits roll in Monster Hunter Rise multiple times, which does not mean is over.

Fact remains the last monster in base game is Valstrax, any other claims are false, and you going in circles to try and justify your claims.

Monster Hunter Rise base game progression ends the moment you finish Urgent Hub Quest "The Crimson Glow", which is why is part of the Hub Progression.

Works exactly the same as all the other Elder Dragons, there is nothing else to say on this matter.

Whatever helps you sleep at night man, doesn't change the fact it has nothing to do with story progression