1. Bow Custom Overview and Equipment Introduction
In this video, we'll explore bow customization after the release of Risen Kushala Daora in Monster Hunter Wilds.
In conclusion, while bows don't see as significant a change as dual blades, they hold value as an upgrade.
The main equipment includes the Alatreon Bow, Risen Kushala Gamma, Gore Beta, and Gore Alpha armor, using the Handicraft Charm.
Decorations include Fire Attack, Recovery Up, Critical Eye, Spread Up, etc.
Weakness Exploit is optional and can be replaced with Challenger, etc.
2. Detailed Skills and Elemental Bow Usage
Evade Extender isn't bad, and it also includes Counterstrike.
If you don't trust Weakness Exploit, you can use Challenger.
All Alatreon bows have elemental stats, and we don't recommend general-purpose bows.
Aim for around 25%~35% critical eye, and don't limit the base attack power.
Bows are easily accessible and easy to craft, and 1~2 elements are appropriate.
As long as you take care of critical eye, there isn't a big difference whether you choose elemental or base attack power.
3. Food, Kushala Daora Set Usage, and Skill Explanation
For food, use Mudsilrimp or Dos, and refer to the YouTube channel for farming methods.
The Kushala Daora 3-set based custom is an upgrade or increases convenience compared to existing customs.
Bows don't go in the direction of adopting Stamina Surge or Power Prolonger.
The Kushala Daora 3-set effect maintains the attack power buff as much as possible to prevent guts from triggering, and the defense down debuff isn't significant.
Even if Blood Rite Guts triggers, defense and resistance buffs are created, which helps with survival.
Evade Window 2 is based on melee weapons but isn't bad for bows either, and Evade Window 3 is essential.
Bows, along with dual blades, have some ambiguous aspects, and you have to choose between base attack power and critical eye.
The existing Furious skill has been replaced with this Gamma 3 setting.