The Banbaro & Radobaan week will enableMonster Hunter Nowplayers to farm both monsters more efficiently, so here’s when you can begin hunting them.
Banbaro and Radobaan were added to Monster Hunter Now during the winter update, and since then, players have been busy forging their weapons and armor. Well, farming these colossal creatures is soon about to get easier, as Niantic will be boosting their appearance rate during theJanuary update.
Whether you’re looking to add some new monster Medals to yourin-gamecollection or just want to max out your gear, then our Banbaro & Radobaan week hub has everything you need to know.
Monster Hunter Now Banbaro & Radobaan week release date
Hunters will need to be at least HR 11 to encounter both Banbaro & Radobaan. This means most players will be able to farm these monsters with just a few hours of playtime. Of course, you may want to get yourself an Ice and Fire weapon to maximize your damage.
Banbaro is weak to Fire and Dragon, whileRadobaan is weakest to Ice and Dragon. We recommend building Rathalos/Anjanath weapons for Fire, and Legiana/Barioth for Ice elemental damage.
So, there you have it, that’s everything we currently know about the Monster Hunter Now Banbaro & Radobaan week. While you wait for the upcoming events, why not check out our Monster Hunter Nowpagefor all the latest news and guides?
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