MONSTER HUNTER: WORLD
98 Achievements
2,000
300-500h
Xbox One
Xbox Series
Monster Hunter
Hunt 500 large monsters.
30
3.62%
How to unlock the Monster Hunter achievement in MONSTER HUNTER: WORLD - Definitive Guide
This will come in time....but, if you're looking for the easiest solution, but most boring, then choose investigations/quests/expeditions/events (using the current events where you hunt the 5 creatures in an area allows you to hunt the same monster over and over again makes this easier) for the Great Jagras and start at the first camp, run out into the field and left to the opening with the honey. The Great Jagras will always come here first (if you attack him right away he will run back into the enclosed area with smaller Jagras, if you let him walk for a bit he will run out into the field). Kill him and then hit Start (3 lines) and go to the second option and Return from Quest. NEVER choose Abandon.
Edit: To add to this, doing hunts for multiple monsters also gives each monster less health, so it's definitely faster to rack up monsters on great hunts with as many monsters as possible. - TheBigBB
OK...so the real reason I posted this is to let everyone know there is a way to check on your total monster kill progress.
Go to your Xbox Achievement screen (hit the Home button, go to the achievement slide and choose "See all my achievements". Choose Monster Hunter: World and on the left you will see "Achievements" and "Stats". Select "Stats" and you should have a tile that says "Large Monsters Hunted"
Edit 4/24/18: The numbers for Large Monsters Hunted, SOS, and Hunter Rank are all currently mixed up. If you're close to 500, you should still be able to tell where your progress is compared to the others.
The way mine are mixed up are:
Hunter Rank is Large Monsters Hunted
Large Monsters Hunted is SOS Quests
SOS Quests is Hunter Rank
Edit: To add to this, doing hunts for multiple monsters also gives each monster less health, so it's definitely faster to rack up monsters on great hunts with as many monsters as possible. - TheBigBB
OK...so the real reason I posted this is to let everyone know there is a way to check on your total monster kill progress.
Go to your Xbox Achievement screen (hit the Home button, go to the achievement slide and choose "See all my achievements". Choose Monster Hunter: World and on the left you will see "Achievements" and "Stats". Select "Stats" and you should have a tile that says "Large Monsters Hunted"
Edit 4/24/18: The numbers for Large Monsters Hunted, SOS, and Hunter Rank are all currently mixed up. If you're close to 500, you should still be able to tell where your progress is compared to the others.
The way mine are mixed up are:
Hunter Rank is Large Monsters Hunted
Large Monsters Hunted is SOS Quests
SOS Quests is Hunter Rank
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To add to this, doing hunts for multiple monsters also gives each monster less health, so it's definitely faster to rack up monsters on great hunts with as many monsters as possible.
By TheBigBB on 26 Feb 2018 03:26
I did not know that, thanks
By SquiSquiSquidio on 26 Feb 2018 05:00
This will come on your grind to reach Hunter Rank 100 and acquire all the Giant/Mini Crowns. See HERE for a list of all "large (big)" monsters that count for this achievement.
This guide was translated automatically.
All you need to know about this trophy is that I received a similar trophy for 100 monsters at the 90th hour of the game. Yes, farming weak low-rank monsters is real, but given the load, it still takes at least 5 minutes for each person, and there’s nothing to say about the dullness of this activity.
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There is no point in worrying about the trophy since you have to catch 50, 50 in the arena and another 50 ancient dragons, i.e. 150 minimum, but given the crowns and the full research level, you will have to hunt down about 600 =
By ApxahgelDaniil on 17 Feb 2018 18:21