In Elden Ring, the bow has typically served as a secondary weapon, used to draw enemy attention, weaken foes from a distance, or tactically eliminate specific targets like the infamous rune-farming bi
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Mastering combat in *Monster Hunter Wilds* hinges on utilizing your full arsenal, and mounting monsters is a crucial skill for victory. Mounting allows you to control the battle, forcing the beast into traps, initiating fights with other monsters, and setting up powerful allied attacks. This guide details how to successfully mount in *Monster Hunter Wilds*.
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While superior weapons and gear are important, controlling the battle's flow is paramount. Mounting offers significant tactical advantages. Success depends on timing, damage output, the monster's mount resistance, and your weapon choice. Mounting is also effective for both defeating and capturing monsters.
If the environment allows, use high cliffs to your advantage. Quickly climb to a vantage point above the monster. Time your leap onto the monster as it approaches, utilizing knife and weapon attacks while mounted to maintain control.
Ideal for ranged weapons like the Bow, this involves dismounting your Seikret near the monster. Perform an aerial slash attack as you dismount, creating an opportunity to mount immediately afterward.
Best for melee weapons, especially the Insect Glaive. Continuous aerial attacks are key to mounting; this method often integrates seamlessly into your existing combat flow.
This concludes our guide on mounting in *Monster Hunter Wilds*. For more helpful guides, check out our guide on unlocking high rank. *Monster Hunter Wilds* is available now on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.