Wild Hearts - What Weapon is Best For You? All 8 Weapons Explained - Karakuri Staff, Nodachi & More

If you're new to Wild Hearts or just want to refresh your memory, this video is for you! We'll cover everything from the Nodachi to the Karakuri Staff, and show you how each weapon affects the game in different ways. So let's get started, and see which weapon is best for you! Wild Hearts is an action adventure game where you play as a hunter who fights giant monsters called kemono! In this one we'll be discussing which weapon is best for you so you'll be ready to jump in and play. Wild Hearts is a very fun and addictive game, so be sure to check it out!

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[MiraSmit]

The staff, wagasa and claw blades all look good. They really made a version of dual blades that lets you go to monsters as if you're in attack on titan.

[DaScribbler]

As a long time elemental arial IG main I have to say I HAVE NO IDEA! I love the idea of the staff, but then the Wagasa and Claw Blade are so enticing! I'll have to see how I like them all before I settle

[RagingBrachy]

Im a GS main, i see big sword i use big sword

[Wabufasa]

After playing for a while, the bow is genuinely my favorite ranged weapon in a hunting game. It just has such a satisfying feedback loop and is so fun to dance around monsters laying marks to burst.

[suisiders]

I'll be playing the Claw Blade, Bladed Wagasa, Maul, and the Staff. I loved the dual blades, insect glaive, and hammer in MH.

[jfbjb]

I'm honestly liking the look of the Hand Cannon myself. But the staff seems like a good secondary too.

[KayinGD]

I thought I'd be a Maul main, but the Nodachi's ability to charge its ultimate while attacking is pretty amazing. I can honestly see myself weapon rotating a fair bit in this.

[SmilePecoSmile]

I play gunlance and cannot decide what I want to play in this game. I've been enjoying the nodachi so far, though.

[KillerBite]

I've really not been clear on what weapon i want to But wow the clawblade gameplay you showed here is sick. I'll definitely try that first.

[HaruVibes_]

Umbrella looks so unique I love it. Will def be maining that.

[WhiteApeMaui]

I like more technical styles and the satisfaction of parrying so I'm definitely going for the more unique weapons like staff and the umbrella but that cannon is calling my name

[acswld]

Bow is fun so far peppering the monster with the rain of arrows then detonating them with a "dragon piercer" is just satisfying

[SpottedHares]

Honestly Wild hearts felt like monster hunter for people who wanted monster hunter while eating for monster hunter. But as time went on it looked more like they actually had ideas on developing the formula, depending on how they improve and polish Monster Hunter could act have some competition.

[unlimitedduckgamer]

I'm definitely maining both Claw Blades and the Karakuri Staff if/when I can get my hands on this game. I'm a sucker for flashy, super speedy type weapons(like the Dual Blades) and also weapons that can transform mid combo(like the Switch Axe).

[the-austinator]

Claws and Staff look right up, my alley, but honestly they all sound like a lot of fun. Can't wait to get my hands on them!

[seshajelmaanularhitamtahks]

Bro the claw Blade has move like Levi the fidget spinner dude!its so cool!

[TheJedaiHero]

Since I Most Absolutely love Greatswords, I Most Definitely like the Nodachi and the Karakuri Staff when it turns into it's Giant Greatsword form

[danielwilliams]

The staff wasn't on my radar, but goddamn does it look sweet to weave in weapon switching in combat!

[jakebissell]

I’m gonna be a cannon main. Back in both rise and world I’m a hammer user, but the cannon here looks so much fun.

[ckwi]

Honestly... of all the things that would make trying the weapons better that was in monster hunter... the Hunter's Guide basic weapon combos being available to read. Closest thing I've found is using the "Weapon Tutorial" mode on the karakuri bear in Minato with the bow, might try it with all the weapons I have available soon. Trying to keep up with learning my options on the top right while fighting is harsh. A Simple readout of move paths would be great.
Have done a hunt with Katana, Wagasa, Maul, and Nodachi already, Katana and Wagasa were probably the more amicable to me, my first 2 carts were with trying the Nodachi on Kingtusk. Looking forward to Cannon/Staff, and while I figure I won't like Claw, but get my hands on experience first before judgement.
Biggest problem I've had so far in the opening segment, is the monster's feel far less "solid" in WH than MH, I found that I really easily passed through the monster on many attacks.