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Take heavy artilerry 2 and partbreaker 3 and you'll be able to break the head pretty easily.
You can also opt to use the SA and make a ZSD spam build with tool specialist 5. This build is very easy to use in spite of the high difficulty of the SA. You'll need the rocksteady mantle and the temporal mantle and I recommend using the ghillie mantle to skip the majority of the first phase.
Don't forget to hit the head when he does the cone breath attack without using ZSD as the ZSD doesn't have very high partbreak damage.
With this method you can kill him very quickly and it basically guarantees an eye.
I highly recommend trying him solo as you'll learn a lot more. Otherwise someone else is basically doing the fight for you and youre essentially dead weight. It makes the fight significantly harder as Fatalis health is higher when attempting the fight with a duo.
I love to help out others, but carrying isn't exactly a popular word in this community.
Everyone needs to pull their weight if a hunt is to be succesful.
Fatalis is one of the best learning experiences in Monster Hunter World and the fight is the ultimate challenge. Overcoming it basically means that you have conquered everything that Monster Hunter World has to offer. His gear is a fitting reward for slaying the black dragon of legend. I would strongly urge you not to rob yourself of this experience as you'll learn so much from it.
Everyone can beat him with enough practice and experience, it will definetly take a few tries but every player is capable of defeating him solo.
If you need more in depth information on how to solo him then I'd be happy to help! I can also give you a ZSD spam build should you need it.
Good luck!
Judging by the response he's given, that seems to be the case.
It's quicker to do it that way (and relies on one person rather than multiple), but hey, if you're happy to always be stuck requesting help whenever a marginal challenge appears, you do you I guess.
i saw your profile and you have 1,7k hours on monster hunter and yet you still need people to help you? this really is a bait
close this disscussion
You don't need to be a speedrunner to be able to defeat Alatreon and Fatalis. My clear times are nowhere near those of speedrunners and I can solo these fights without too much trouble now.
Don't be afraid to try these fights solo! Youre never done learning and there's always room for improvement. It is far more beneficial to do this fight solo as you'll need a lot of eyes and most players tend to dislike carrying others. I would strongly urge you to at least try.
I'd be happy to give you a build or describe how to dodge certain moves. Fatalis is the ultimate endgame challenge so it will definetly take a while before you defeat him for the first time. It took me about 30 tries and now I can defeat him on basically every attempt. It just comes down to practicing and learning from every failed attempt.
I always encourage players to defeat every monster solo at least once. It negates the point if someone else joins you and then defeats a monster with increased hp, while you sit in a corner drinking mega potions. You haven't actually defeated that monster if you do it this way.
Fatalis and Alatreon for example should be done solo at least once in my opinion. The same goes for AT elders.
This might sound a tad elitist, but I do feel that this is how it's meant to be done especially due to the fact that the game accomodates solo players.
I always love to help people out, but I do expect them to pull their weight a little bit. I absolutely dislike carrying. A bit of advice can go a long way if someone is struggling.
I did join a random once who was definetly getting carried.
Me and a Lance user basically carried the entire Fatalis fight for him and it took a long time too, as he basically ran away the entire time while using wide range to spam potions on himself.
The Fatalis had increased health and he rarely if ever attempted to do damage to him. Me and the Lance user basically fought a 4 player Fatalis with just the 2 of us.
It takes away the fun for me, but I really needed the materials and I don't want to disconnect and let the Lance user down simply because I don't want to carry someone.
There's 2 sides every coin as I still want to help people, but I also really dislike carrying them.
Giving advice always helps and once I notice that they at least have the core principles of the fight down then I'm always happy to help them out. This is how I helped my friends with Alatreon and Fatalis.
If that is the case then I definetly do understand. The word carry does have a certain weight and people tend to assume that it means that someone is not willing to put in any effort. I do understand why people wrongly assumed that it meant that they had to complete the fight for him.
He probably could have done it himself though. SNS can certainly break the head and he also had the option to use a ZSD spam build, which is extremely easy to use. You can always switch weapons if youre struggling with the one that youre currently using. Some weapons can break the head more easily then others, altough every weapon is certainly capable of breaking it. The reasons as to why he didn't do that are his own however.
i support your thread
i stole a win by surviving long enough in a game