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The most common causes of this issue are: They are pretty good vs zinogre though.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. NOTE: Disposable Earplugs are not great vs all monsters! They suck against Teostra, Khezu, Kushala, Tigrex, and others who love to insta-roar for no reason, or roar when they go enraged. Otherwise, I find them to be great vs Rajang. They also cost caravan points, which can be a scarce resource for some (Farm expeditions and sell polished rarity 10 relics at the relic polisher in Harth for easy points)Īdditionally, if your GQ is a dual monster GQ where the monsters love to visit eachother in the same area, then 3x disposable earplugs will often not be enough. Unfortunately disposable earplugs are pretty annoying to acquire, you get them through the wyceum and they have limited stock. Disposable Earplugs also work best if you act like they aren't active, and still try to block/dive any roar you can. So, disposable earplugs works well as a sort of 'failsafe' for messing up on avoiding his roar, but unlike the earplugs skill, it only takes up an item slot, and not 10 skill points. And if you're only getting stunned from his roar once or maybe twice a fight, why not bring 3x disposable earplugs? The only time you really need earplugs is for when you mess up and comitted to an attack when Rajang reverts to apex. The exception being the roar when he first sees you, but if you, for instance, unload a lvl 3 GS charge on his face (with enough raw dmg) before he roars, then he will go enraged and not roar at all. Unlike other monsters, Rajang doesn't actually give you any big openings when roaring. So, the most efficient way to get the extra stabs on a mounted Rajang when he is roaring, is to use disposable earplugs (unless you have mounting skills). (Disposable Earplugs work on HG roars too)ĭisposable Earplugs negate Rajang's roar when mounting him - For some reason, Rajang's mounting roar requires HGE when all his other roars do not, but chances are you only have regular earplugs.

Mh4u auxl vs hge free#

If you bring disposable earplugs (up to 3) you free up 10 points you could use on another skill (like an offensive skill, my anti-Rajang GS set allows me to get quick sheathe instead), and sometimes Rajang would be paired with a monster that has a HG roar, making those 10 points useless on the second monster. The reality, however, is that If you want a specialised anti-Rajang set, then you'll be making some sacrifice to get earplugs in, especially if you want S+1/honed blade, razor sharp and/or core weapon skills in addition to tremor res and weakness exploit (the latter 2 being highly recommended) In an ideal world, you could just throw earplugs on top of any set without losing anything.

If you have a weapon that can block (even GS) or are running evasion skills, then it can be pretty easy to dodge the final type of roar, and the other types are pretty easy to avoid withiout any of that (just superman dive or lay on the DPS).īut Spoon_Rhythm, I hear you say, why should I bring disposable earplugs instead of just regular earplugs? Well, several reasons.

Once when he goes apex (this one can be hard to anticpate, but if he's been knocked out of apex for a while, you can get a feeling for when it's coming).

Once when he goes frenzy (massive windup) When he goes into armored arms mode (small range and big wind-up so getting out of range is easy) When he first sees you (which if you damage him enough beforehand you can cancel)Īfter being woken up (99% of the time you will have damaged him so much he will instantly enrage and not roar) Additionally, Rajang is a very hard monster to successfully mount when enrage/apex, as HGE is needed to prevent the monster head on the mount gauge from speeding up when he roars, leading to many failed mounts. His roar can stun you and he can attack you before you get to move again, which is pretty cheap. I've been running 140 Rajang rooms for around a month now and constantly see people getting destroyed by Rajang for preventable reasons.