Bow and arrow level shot and strong shot are strengthened
[Available online] Bow and arrow straight shot are strengthened
About this mod Machine translation
[Available online] Strengthen the bow and arrow's flat shot and strengthen the power of flat shot and hard shot. There are three versions, one is a little bit more BT, one has little change in the overall damage, changes the arrows to armor-removing stray bullets, and explodes from the head to make it easier to stun monsters, creating an output opportunity for dragon arrows. There is also a version that replaces the arrows with recovery bullets, and shoots your teammates to recover, the nanny bow (I just want to use the bow to play nanny, but I am so willful, dragon arrows and wall climbing are the only output methods).
Dragon Arrow - Every arrow is a dragon arrow, just shoot it, the arrow penetrates without explanation (this is for players who enjoy the pleasure of cheating)
Explosion - Replace the arrows with armor-removing stray bullets. The power is slightly improved, but the head-on explosion can easily cause monsters to be stunned and fall to the ground, creating an output environment for Ryuya (very good at controlling the field).
Enhanced blasting power - Strengthened the damage of blasting when it explodes (used by some players who have used the blasting version but still have weak hands and are really tortured by monsters)
The previous recovery bomb was deleted. Because of the reaction of teammates, only the sound effect was heard. In fact, there was no recovery effect, although I could see the recovery effect locally.
Download, unzip it and put nativePC in H:\steam\steamapps\common\Monster Hunter World
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