Striker allows for 3 hunter arts and great dps when you have a dash juice active thanks to staying in demon mode. Striker is most popular style followed by adept and brave. Dash extracts are combined with well done steaks to make mega dash juice. Here's a handy guide to farm dash extracts that applies to xx. Striker does not have archdemon to begin with and bravedemon mode is active when you max out the brave gauge so there's no worry about confusing demon modes with those styles. So if you use a dash juice for infinite stamina, you lose that tell. One of the ways to tell whether you are in archdemon or demon mode is whether your stamina is draining or not. It's recommended to either only use dash juice with striker/brave or get used to how archdemon mode looks compared to demon mode before using it with other styles.
Demon mode increases raw damage by 15% so one can see why one would want to be in demon mode all the time. Striker is the go to style for dash juices since there's no archdemon modeĪerial is mounting support and allows dual blades to reach spots they couldn't normally reach.īrave is super aggressive allowing the user to run with the weapon out (stamina drains really quickly) and having a guard point of its ownĪlchemy is SP support that plays like mh3u dual blades (meaning no spinning blade dance)ĭash Juice is very useful for Dual Blades since infinite stamina allows you to stay in demon mode until the dash juice wears out. Guild is mainly for those that like to use archdemon mode and not rely on dash juices
Dual Blades is very popular (one of top 5 most used in jpn time attacks) since it's always fun to dual wield blades.ĭual Blade Styles are usually chosen based on whether you want to use (mega) dash juice or not: Between the demon modes and stamina management, dual blades offer a bit more complexity than sword and shield. Easily the fastest attacking blademaster weapon in monster hunter, Dual Blades is very aggressive as you're constantly attacking the monster while moving around attacks.
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