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You're looking for the Jagras Hacker or the Wyvern Ignition as your end game, concerning Greatswords. Chuck on Non-Elemental Boost and go to work.
A more intelligent person than me can explain how elemental damage works, but I do know for Greatswords at least, you should most definitely prioritise Attack over Element
BUT there are some instances where having element on such a weapon isnt bad but it'll change your use of that weapon if you want to focus around the elemental damage portion, ultimately making some weapons play suboptimally.
typically if you got a GS and its raw damage is decent and it has like 700 element, its worth running over a high raw, non element build. things with 240 and lower i call progress stepping stones where your more likely using them in the story progression, or you lack the ability to use non element decoration in any capacity.
non elemental boost
Maximum might
Weakness exploit
Focus (optional but it does help a good deal if you can work it in.)
Attack 4 (primarily for affinity but the extra attack is also good.)
Critical eye (usually whatever you have space for at the end
Crit boost (as much as possible)
then depending on skill level
Peak Performance
Evade Distance
im not a build expert but those are the primary damage skills for things that charge in some way to yield more damage, and dont cost stamina to do so, otherwise you replace maximum might with something like agitator so your stamina consumption doesnt kill your affinity. in the case of GS this will be when you dodge or block, but by the time you get back to your TCS big hit, your stamina should be full unless your blighted with water.
Fast combo + little damage = Elemental
So, in the end of the day all approaches (element and non element) are doable and kind of equally effective?
No. Elemental dmg is flat.
It's not to say elemental based Greatswords aren't worth using, though. You can still kill stuff with them easily enough, and hit high numbers too.
That's why people were happy to use the Purgation's Atrocity and Leviathan's Fury (and to a lesser extent the Anguish, before they got their hands on the Wyvern Ignition.
For the most part though you're generally better off going elementless, especially once you have the equipment and decorations to pull off perfect builds. Aim for the Jagras Hacker III, Wyvern Ignition, Barroth Shredder III and the Great Wyvern Jawblade, have a tinker and a play and see which one you like best, etc.
One of my friends has 1000+ uses of Greatswords and he's still salty the Diablos one wasn't included in World...here's hoping it makes an appearance when Iceborne drops and we get Master Rank grade materials, right?
Also Raw power discharge applies stun so its a point in favor over elemental CB.
Also becouse elemental discharge being such a huge cone of damage, its make it great vs monster like Kulve taroth.
Aslo we have to take in consideration monster resist numbers, i really hope for iceborne they buff raw resistence overall for every monster and add mechanincs where raw damage get reduced so elemental get some love.
It is flat. Flat means unaffected by motion values.