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To call kinsect back, LT + B
the body part change the buff? i assume you can have 2 at the same time. do they stack if yes?
what does each buff do, and the bar as well
For solo, I usually just go for red+white so I can refresh buffs and ignore orange unless I have a spirit and strength glaive, then I just triple buff for the small damage boost.
White buff is earned via the Kinsect attacking bits of the monster used for mobility (usually wings/legs) and increases your aerial mobility.
Orange buff is earned via the Kinsect attacking bits of the monster used for defense (usually thighs, bellies, plates, etc) and increases your defense + contributes to buffs like Flinch Free.
Usually your priority is red, then white, then orange. Each buff also increases your total damage by a small amount, so earning all three is a good objective to go for when you start out in a fight.
It's also worth noting that once you're done with that, your Kinsect is good for much more than buff collecting. Placing a kinsect marker on a monster (you can press Ctrl while aiming to shoot one, some other Ctrl attacks also allow you to work markers into combos) will send your Kinsect out to repeatedly attack that part of the monster and create Dust while doing it. The Dust can be attacked to trigger some effect depending on the Kinsect, like an explosion or a healing effect.
Your Kinsect also has its own stamina meter you can see on the HUD, so calling it back to stop it getting tired out helps. If you need to recover Kinsect stamina fast, repeatedly sending your Kinsect out then recalling it causes a big chunk of Stamina to immediately refill each time.
Iceborne owners can also feed their Kinsect slinger ammo. Doing this will always give your Kinsect an extra "slot" to store buffs it can extract from monsters and bring back to you, so if you've fed it, you can send it to hit the horns, then the wings, and it'll give you both Red and White buff when it returns. Regular slinger ammo (eg. Stones, brightmoss, puddle pods...) will also cause the Kinsect to gain additional max stamina, while monster slinger ammo (thorn, piercing, bomb, dragon...) will cause the Kinsect to deal more damage.
For most IG users, Kinsect management is as easy as grabbing their buffs when they run out then fighting the monster as normal. The best IG users work Kinsect management into their combos so they can get a nice extra source of damage while they're pretending to be Darth Maul.
Rn i am using safi shatter, have a streangth and spirit perk, when u said movement speed, does that affect the attack speed or no? , and thanks that helped a lot, btw whats the bar for?