{"id":1150659,"date":"2026-02-07T23:47:13","date_gmt":"2026-02-07T23:47:13","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/M2TbHawTLZJgzm2dGxTria"},"modified":"2026-02-07T23:47:13","modified_gmt":"2026-02-07T23:47:13","slug":"monster-hunter-wilds-players-wonder-if-frenzied-monsters-are-a-little-undercooked-as-one-slaps-a-sickly-bird-into-a-fine-paste-in-just-25-seconds","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/arcader.org\/news\/monster-hunter-wilds-players-wonder-if-frenzied-monsters-are-a-little-undercooked-as-one-slaps-a-sickly-bird-into-a-fine-paste-in-just-25-seconds\/","title":{"rendered":"Monster Hunter Wilds players wonder if frenzied monsters are a little undercooked, as one slaps a sickly bird into a fine paste in just 25 seconds"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Monster Hunter Wilds players are now fully sinking their teeth into the endgame\u2014and while the discourse over difficulty<\/a> proceeds apace, one thing seems apparent: Frenzied Monsters are, uh, kind of wimps. Some mild spoilers <\/strong>for the post-game campaign of Monster Hunter Wilds to follow.<\/p>\n

In case you’re unfamiliar, a frenzied monster in Wilds is a monster infected with the Frenzy Virus, which is, lore-wise, meant to make them go absolutely hog-wild and murder everything and everyone. It’s a problem.<\/p>\n

In terms of how this translates to mechanics, frenzied monsters are, in theory, far less healthy, but far more aggressive. Their HP pools are reduced in exchange for increased aggression and more erratic attack patterns.<\/p>\n

Only, as players sink the teeth of their weapons into these things, they’re discovering that the virus mostly just makes these critters kind of wimpy. As is evidenced below by a greatsword user, not doing anything particularly special, slapping down a frenzied Yian Kut-Ku in under 25 seconds (around 5 inputs).<\/p>\n

25seconds frenzied yian kut ku kill in 5 hits lol<\/a> from r\/MonsterHunter<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n