GreySentinel

I'm back! I'm ready for a weekend full of MH4U, and pure awesomeness! I wanted to mention three things that I thought were interesting during my gaming experience (in bold, for those with not much time). 1. Palicoes have grown on me very quickly! Cats aren't my favorite animal, but those cute critters are a welcome member of the series in my eyes. Anyone here gave their main Palico a unique or interesting name they'd like to share? I named my little feline comrade Athena; the day I bought the game, I thought Palicoes used miniature, but EXACT, replicas of possible weapons and armor that hunters could equip. I was going to have her be a Lancer while I stuck to the charge blade like glue. The truth kinda disappointed me, but at least I didn't feel obligated to ditch my old, trusty monster jabber and steel slab combination, anymore! 2. Does the 3DS' control and button format screw you up occasionally, or rarely? I fell in love with the lance's new leaping stab that could be triggered during a running charge. It nets mount opportunities very efficiently! However, AT LEAST ONCE A DAY when I'm doing a running charge, I don't leap in the air to do the badass midair stab that I wanted, but stop in my tracks; derping up, and practically allowing the beastie to smack me. It can even start a chain of hits, followed by me seeing stars and eventually brought back to the base on a wheeled, kitty-guided stretcher! 3. I just repelled Gore Magala while waiting on my Calculus class, ( I hate college, by the way. That image is directed toward the game; I just wanted to put in an visible "squee" noise) , and the entire battle was EPIC! Because I knew how to use the tools thanks to my frustrating solo hunts against Jhen Mohran in 3U, he was repelled too quickly. Regardless of that though, I liked a repel quest that ENDED EARLY more than an awesome showdown against Goldbeard Ceadeus! Capcom's clearly doing something right if they planned on their most recent game being blatantly superior! Great! That's kickass news to me. Here's mine: 0404-6120-9945

But- ,wha-, how- ,the-, it- *Sentinel.exe has crashed* I'm officially losing my mind. Please leave a message after the tone. : *Medieval fanfare plays, followed afterwards by a hearty, "Huzzah!" * On topic,: I'm ready to hunt again today, but I've gotta deal with college first. Just tell me if ya'll want my friend code if you want to hunt together. I'd really like to hunt with any of you.

It's a mix of his both his years as professional boxer, and the rough and unfriendly area he and his wife lived in, before moving to Canterlot (friendship wasn't exactly magic, back in the day! Hardy, har!). Thanks for bringing that up, and reminding me to fix that.

MY EYES! GODDAMMIT, ALL, MY EYES! WHY!?! WHY!?!?!?!? * Heaves into a toilet for minutes before shoving his face headfirst into pool of bleach with both eyes open*

I agree with both this quote, and the quote quoted in it! It almost made me shed a manly tear....

I've pretty much scrapped my other ideas in the recycling bin for now, and made Silver Ward my ponysona. I've changed his race from earth pony to unicorn, adjusted his backstory, and attempted to re-balance him. Does anyone else have an opinion on Silver? I'd like to know, because I plan on adding him to the forum's character database pretty soon. Edit: To buy more time before adding him to the database, I'll summarize more information about Silver Ward's backstory with revised changes, here. Silver is a young Unicorn stallion who currently resides in Canterlot. Despite his hometown (city?) being often stereotyped as a place full of posh, regal and high class ponies, Silver is a middle class civilian. He was lovingly raised by his father (an earth pony stallion) only, due to his mother (a unicorn mare) passing away within weeks after giving birth to him. An event that occurred when he was a colt steered the course of his life and motivations; while traveling for a month-long tour outside of Canterlot, The caravan that he was in encountered a bandit ambush. The foal was frightened for his own life, but a pegasus mare of the Royal Guard managed to intervene, before any causalities occurred. The amazing display the mare gave of simultaneously defeating the three armed assailants while also monitoring the condition of the ponies that she defended, left a lasting impact on Silver. After enthusiastically thanking the pony responsible for saving his and a couple of other ponies' lives, the guard mentioned to him that she noticed his failed (and naive) attempt to drive off the bandits. Knowingly, she told him his action was commendable, but she also told him to carefully consider his options in such situations; especially considering his age at the time, and the fact that he was unarmed. Almost as if she knew exactly what he was thinking at the moment, she asked Silver if he wished to learn how to better defend others, while defending himself as well. The colt quickly and gratefully accepted the offer; for the next couple of years, Silver would soon learn tactics and other things related to both defending others, and combat in general. While his skilled tutor favored using a spear accompanied by a large phalanx shield, Silver didn't prefer to use conventional weaponry; Silver's father learned about this, after his son (now between colt and stallion age; leaning toward stallion) told him. To Silver's surprise, his father had noteworthy fighting skill, and trained Silver in fighting bare-hoofed. After recently reaching the age of a stallion, Silver's appearance changed completely; While his grey coat and black mane stayed the same, he was a bit taller than average, and had a wide, but not bulky, athletic build. He often wore a caestus on both of his front hooves. Though he still wished to be a Royal Guard, his life seemed Utopian to himself; He was saddened that his former gaurdian retired from the Guard, but he felt more than honored when she permanently lent him her shield. That "perfect" life, however, was soon impacted by a tragedy that he found out that occurred about almost a year afterwards. His Guardsman caregiver was murdered in her sleep, during a robbery in her home. Word of the horrific event spread like wildfire; murder is something Equestria knows of, but isn't used to. The stallion was devastated, and beyond furious at the unfitting and unjustified end of the mare. By a very rare situation of chance, Silver encountered the two ponies responsible for the murder; it took nearly all of his willpower to not revive the infamy of the crime those two were guilty of, as he saw them laughing during a conversation. To say that he almost snapped when saw one of them repeatedly tossing upwards and catching an heirloom that undeniably belonged to a deceased mare, would be an understatement. Implicitly adding insult to the grievous moment, the two ponies were taken down quickly; despite Silver being outnumbered and those two being armed. After telling a Guardsman of the event and the location of the bloodied, but still living criminals, the guard thanked him and galloped to that location immediately; Eventually, the two murderers were condemned in Canterlot's prison to soon be judged by both princesses. It still felt like a hollow victory for Silver, though. Man, that was a DOOZY! I'm glad I got it done!

I understand what you mean. I just prefer blocking with my lance, SNS, or charge blade, because it simply fits me and my personality. Agile, evasion-focused playstyles, eh? I see somepony eventually making use of Evasion +3 in the future! XD Do you main anything else, other than the bow? The dual blades,(that demon mode dashing ledge attack, though!), seem more than an ideal fit for you. While I'm more than okay with Pokemon hunting companions, I'd still prefer canines to be an option.

I respect that viewpoint, and can see why you'd feel that way. My love (and even bias towards) animals probably led to the unusual amount of equines (and some exceptions, species-wise ) in the cartoon being cute to me, just because they're highly intelligent, talking animals.

Nice OC! Also, he sounds really ruthless (this isn't bad at all, by the way)! If you don't mind me asking, is there at least ONE being in Equestria that Ash has affection or even a teeny bit of respect for? I'm just interested.

While Palicoes are cute and helpful, I'd love for an option to choose canine allies in future Monster Hunter games. Maybe at least one of Capcom's employees are a Brony, and might see this post! C'mon! Just imagine the many possible heart-wrenchlngly adorable quotes with doggie puns! XD "Whaddya mean I'm all bark and no bite?" "Master, save me! I've woofed down more than I can chew!" "I'd love to help you slay that monster, but I'm occupied with chasing this herd of Kelbi at the moment!" (no puns here, but it could be a retreat quote.) "There's this thing stuck on my rear that won't go away! It moves too quickly every time I try to remove it! I'm gonna get rid of it eventually; you'll see!" (Mandatory chasing tail quote. This ISN'T optional! XD)

I like your OC! About his evil conscious, I wanted to mention that my OC has something similar; I wouldn't describe him as "completely evil", though. I wanted to mention this, because I don't want to look like a copycat; I made my OC before I even knew about this page. Great work, though!

Oh, thanks for telling me. I need to work on my insight; that's two slip ups that I've made within a few minutes! Mario Kart 8 is a tough game to be above average at, in my opinion. The blue shell still haunts me, today! Who's idea was it to give that thing wings, AND cause an explosion? Anyway, you clearly have skills since you're great at that game.

Update: just hunted my first Basarios. That thing is a winged fortress! I should probably use only impact weapons when hunting it. I wonder how its armor set is. Ha! That's the first time I saw that gif, and I love it already! A switchaxe, mega dash juice and a toppled monster is a perfect combination in my eyes. You're not on G rank, yet? My mistake; you sounded like a G Ranker. I might have got your MH3U and MH4U progress mixed up. I still have catching up to do with nearly everyone in this thread, though. Hunting together with the people here seems miles more appealing than trying my luck with randoms.

I respect that. One of the reasons I love Monster Hunter is how every hunter has their own style and tactical preferences. I'd like to hunt with ya and see your best switchaxe in action, but I assume you're far into G rank. I'm not even done with a third of offline low rank!

Another day, another awesome afternoon of hunting! I'm postponing my quest for the Barroth armor set, for the sake of my sanity. I love blocking! XD It just makes you feel badass when you stand firm from a hit that would send anyone else flying. This is pretty much related to my love for tanking in RPGs. I love that guard points exist on the charge blade, but I can't master the timing at all!

Awesome. It was common to fight Sabre online during season 1, but I don't see much of him anymore on ranked matches. At least he's a unique pick, then! I'd say the same about Thunder; too many people avoid giving the big lug a chance, because of his slow movement speed. The absurd amount of damage he can do with a fully leveled damage ender makes up for this.