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What are the meanings of the various symbols near a monster's icon on the map?
How do I interpret the heart rate monitor?Can I see what my active bounties are while doing an expedition?What are the locations and conditions for catching the rare pets?What is the magnitude of the Hunting Horn's buffs?What functionalities are blocked if you don't have a PS+/XBLG subscription?What is the quickest way to break Kulve Taroth's horns on pursuit level 1?What happens when I get fainted after accomplishing the main objective?What is the fastest way to get stronger?What is the damage of the explosive Palico attacks?What attacks can I block with the Guard Up Skill that I normally coudn't?
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This question asks about a specific symbol, which looks like a heart rate monitor. The monster icon and the heart rate below it are to the right of the minimap. On the minimap and the large map, if you can see the monster's icon, other symbols may appear, including:
- A flashing skull
- A monster head with drool running out its mouth
- A U- or eye-shaped icon that can be white, orange, or red (depicted on the minimap, as well as the ally's health in this picture)
- Green numbers with a plus-sign
- Red numbers with a minus-sign
I know the skull generally means "it's close to death, and probably capturable" and the drool probably means "it's hungry", but even then, I don't know all of the implications of these icons. An explanation of the above, and any others I may have missed, would be very appreciated.
monster-hunter-world
asked Feb 13 '18 at 16:51
zarosezarose
8873931
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This question asks about a specific symbol, which looks like a heart rate monitor. The monster icon and the heart rate below it are to the right of the minimap. On the minimap and the large map, if you can see the monster's icon, other symbols may appear, including:
- A flashing skull
- A monster head with drool running out its mouth
- A U- or eye-shaped icon that can be white, orange, or red (depicted on the minimap, as well as the ally's health in this picture)
- Green numbers with a plus-sign
- Red numbers with a minus-sign
I know the skull generally means "it's close to death, and probably capturable" and the drool probably means "it's hungry", but even then, I don't know all of the implications of these icons. An explanation of the above, and any others I may have missed, would be very appreciated.
monster-hunter-world
asked Feb 13 '18 at 16:51
zarosezarose
8873931
2
Do you have a screenshot for the U icon?
– Wrigglenite
Feb 13 '18 at 17:03
@DanmakuGrazer I've added a link to a picture, and included that it's actually an eye-shape (though I also left the detail about U-shape, as I wasn't sure it was an eye). If you or anyone else downvoted, please let me know how I can further improve the question. I do think it's a valid question, as I and my co-op buddies had yet to figure it out.
– zarose
Feb 13 '18 at 17:34
add a comment |
This question asks about a specific symbol, which looks like a heart rate monitor. The monster icon and the heart rate below it are to the right of the minimap. On the minimap and the large map, if you can see the monster's icon, other symbols may appear, including:
- A flashing skull
- A monster head with drool running out its mouth
- A U- or eye-shaped icon that can be white, orange, or red (depicted on the minimap, as well as the ally's health in this picture)
- Green numbers with a plus-sign
- Red numbers with a minus-sign
I know the skull generally means "it's close to death, and probably capturable" and the drool probably means "it's hungry", but even then, I don't know all of the implications of these icons. An explanation of the above, and any others I may have missed, would be very appreciated.
monster-hunter-world
asked Feb 13 '18 at 16:51
zarosezarose
8873931
This question asks about a specific symbol, which looks like a heart rate monitor. The monster icon and the heart rate below it are to the right of the minimap. On the minimap and the large map, if you can see the monster's icon, other symbols may appear, including:
- A flashing skull
- A monster head with drool running out its mouth
- A U- or eye-shaped icon that can be white, orange, or red (depicted on the minimap, as well as the ally's health in this picture)
- Green numbers with a plus-sign
- Red numbers with a minus-sign
I know the skull generally means "it's close to death, and probably capturable" and the drool probably means "it's hungry", but even then, I don't know all of the implications of these icons. An explanation of the above, and any others I may have missed, would be very appreciated.
monster-hunter-world
monster-hunter-world
asked Feb 13 '18 at 16:51
zarosezarose
8873931
asked Feb 13 '18 at 16:51
zarosezarose
8873931
edited Feb 13 '18 at 17:32
zarose
asked Feb 13 '18 at 16:51
zarosezarose
8873931
asked Feb 13 '18 at 16:51
zarosezarose
8873931
asked Feb 13 '18 at 16:51
zarosezarose
8873931
8873931
2
Do you have a screenshot for the U icon?
– Wrigglenite
Feb 13 '18 at 17:03
@DanmakuGrazer I've added a link to a picture, and included that it's actually an eye-shape (though I also left the detail about U-shape, as I wasn't sure it was an eye). If you or anyone else downvoted, please let me know how I can further improve the question. I do think it's a valid question, as I and my co-op buddies had yet to figure it out.
– zarose
Feb 13 '18 at 17:34
add a comment |
2
Do you have a screenshot for the U icon?
– Wrigglenite
Feb 13 '18 at 17:03
@DanmakuGrazer I've added a link to a picture, and included that it's actually an eye-shape (though I also left the detail about U-shape, as I wasn't sure it was an eye). If you or anyone else downvoted, please let me know how I can further improve the question. I do think it's a valid question, as I and my co-op buddies had yet to figure it out.
– zarose
Feb 13 '18 at 17:34
2
2
Do you have a screenshot for the U icon?
– Wrigglenite
Feb 13 '18 at 17:03
Do you have a screenshot for the U icon?
– Wrigglenite
Feb 13 '18 at 17:03
@DanmakuGrazer I've added a link to a picture, and included that it's actually an eye-shape (though I also left the detail about U-shape, as I wasn't sure it was an eye). If you or anyone else downvoted, please let me know how I can further improve the question. I do think it's a valid question, as I and my co-op buddies had yet to figure it out.
– zarose
Feb 13 '18 at 17:34
@DanmakuGrazer I've added a link to a picture, and included that it's actually an eye-shape (though I also left the detail about U-shape, as I wasn't sure it was an eye). If you or anyone else downvoted, please let me know how I can further improve the question. I do think it's a valid question, as I and my co-op buddies had yet to figure it out.
– zarose
Feb 13 '18 at 17:34
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The flashing skull icon means that the monster is weak enough to be captured and will likely head back to its nest to rest.
The drooling monster head icon indicates that the monster is exhausted and will likely look for food to regain some stamina.
According to posts here, the "U" icon indicates the monster's temper (it's actually an eye). White indicates the monster is not aggressive towards you, yellow means it is aggroed to you, and red means that it is enraged.
The green numbers with a plus indicate that the monster is above you by X distance units(?) where the X is the number. Conversely, the red numbers indicate that the monster is that many distance units below you.
Additionally, there will sometimes be a black X on the map and an arrow leading from a monster to that X. This indicates that the monster is heading to that location, so you can just go there instead of directly following the monster, as sometimes monsters can go through paths that are unavailable to players.
answered Feb 13 '18 at 17:06
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The U icon indicates the 'temper' of the monster--if yellow, they're using normal attacks, if red, they're enraged and use powered up attacks.
– Marisa
Feb 13 '18 at 17:09
1
@Marisa yes, thanks, I found a post about it about the same time I came across the link I added. The icon is an eye, which is why the "U icon" bit was throwing me off.
– Vemonus
Feb 13 '18 at 17:12
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A skull means the monster is weak enough to limp.
A drooling mouth means the monster is exhausted.
The "U" is actually an eye, and displays the monster's aggro status. White means it is not in combat, yellow means it is in combat, and red means it is enraged.
The green arrows indicate that the monster is at a higher elevation than your current position.
The red arrows indicate that the monster is at a lower elevation than your current position.
The +/- numbers show the monster's altitude from your current position.
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What does the exclamation mark over the monster icon mean? I've seen that on the map as well.
answered 44 mins ago
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The flashing skull icon means that the monster is weak enough to be captured and will likely head back to its nest to rest.
The drooling monster head icon indicates that the monster is exhausted and will likely look for food to regain some stamina.
According to posts here, the "U" icon indicates the monster's temper (it's actually an eye). White indicates the monster is not aggressive towards you, yellow means it is aggroed to you, and red means that it is enraged.
The green numbers with a plus indicate that the monster is above you by X distance units(?) where the X is the number. Conversely, the red numbers indicate that the monster is that many distance units below you.
Additionally, there will sometimes be a black X on the map and an arrow leading from a monster to that X. This indicates that the monster is heading to that location, so you can just go there instead of directly following the monster, as sometimes monsters can go through paths that are unavailable to players.
answered Feb 13 '18 at 17:06
VemonusVemonus
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The U icon indicates the 'temper' of the monster--if yellow, they're using normal attacks, if red, they're enraged and use powered up attacks.
– Marisa
Feb 13 '18 at 17:09
1
@Marisa yes, thanks, I found a post about it about the same time I came across the link I added. The icon is an eye, which is why the "U icon" bit was throwing me off.
– Vemonus
Feb 13 '18 at 17:12
add a comment |
The flashing skull icon means that the monster is weak enough to be captured and will likely head back to its nest to rest.
The drooling monster head icon indicates that the monster is exhausted and will likely look for food to regain some stamina.
According to posts here, the "U" icon indicates the monster's temper (it's actually an eye). White indicates the monster is not aggressive towards you, yellow means it is aggroed to you, and red means that it is enraged.
The green numbers with a plus indicate that the monster is above you by X distance units(?) where the X is the number. Conversely, the red numbers indicate that the monster is that many distance units below you.
Additionally, there will sometimes be a black X on the map and an arrow leading from a monster to that X. This indicates that the monster is heading to that location, so you can just go there instead of directly following the monster, as sometimes monsters can go through paths that are unavailable to players.
answered Feb 13 '18 at 17:06
VemonusVemonus
55.4k44219349
1
The U icon indicates the 'temper' of the monster--if yellow, they're using normal attacks, if red, they're enraged and use powered up attacks.
– Marisa
Feb 13 '18 at 17:09
1
@Marisa yes, thanks, I found a post about it about the same time I came across the link I added. The icon is an eye, which is why the "U icon" bit was throwing me off.
– Vemonus
Feb 13 '18 at 17:12
add a comment |
The flashing skull icon means that the monster is weak enough to be captured and will likely head back to its nest to rest.
The drooling monster head icon indicates that the monster is exhausted and will likely look for food to regain some stamina.
According to posts here, the "U" icon indicates the monster's temper (it's actually an eye). White indicates the monster is not aggressive towards you, yellow means it is aggroed to you, and red means that it is enraged.
The green numbers with a plus indicate that the monster is above you by X distance units(?) where the X is the number. Conversely, the red numbers indicate that the monster is that many distance units below you.
Additionally, there will sometimes be a black X on the map and an arrow leading from a monster to that X. This indicates that the monster is heading to that location, so you can just go there instead of directly following the monster, as sometimes monsters can go through paths that are unavailable to players.
answered Feb 13 '18 at 17:06
VemonusVemonus
55.4k44219349
The flashing skull icon means that the monster is weak enough to be captured and will likely head back to its nest to rest.
The drooling monster head icon indicates that the monster is exhausted and will likely look for food to regain some stamina.
According to posts here, the "U" icon indicates the monster's temper (it's actually an eye). White indicates the monster is not aggressive towards you, yellow means it is aggroed to you, and red means that it is enraged.
The green numbers with a plus indicate that the monster is above you by X distance units(?) where the X is the number. Conversely, the red numbers indicate that the monster is that many distance units below you.
Additionally, there will sometimes be a black X on the map and an arrow leading from a monster to that X. This indicates that the monster is heading to that location, so you can just go there instead of directly following the monster, as sometimes monsters can go through paths that are unavailable to players.
answered Feb 13 '18 at 17:06
VemonusVemonus
55.4k44219349
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answered Feb 13 '18 at 17:06
VemonusVemonus
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The U icon indicates the 'temper' of the monster--if yellow, they're using normal attacks, if red, they're enraged and use powered up attacks.
– Marisa
Feb 13 '18 at 17:09
1
@Marisa yes, thanks, I found a post about it about the same time I came across the link I added. The icon is an eye, which is why the "U icon" bit was throwing me off.
– Vemonus
Feb 13 '18 at 17:12
add a comment |
1
The U icon indicates the 'temper' of the monster--if yellow, they're using normal attacks, if red, they're enraged and use powered up attacks.
– Marisa
Feb 13 '18 at 17:09
1
@Marisa yes, thanks, I found a post about it about the same time I came across the link I added. The icon is an eye, which is why the "U icon" bit was throwing me off.
– Vemonus
Feb 13 '18 at 17:12
1
1
The U icon indicates the 'temper' of the monster--if yellow, they're using normal attacks, if red, they're enraged and use powered up attacks.
– Marisa
Feb 13 '18 at 17:09
The U icon indicates the 'temper' of the monster--if yellow, they're using normal attacks, if red, they're enraged and use powered up attacks.
– Marisa
Feb 13 '18 at 17:09
1
1
@Marisa yes, thanks, I found a post about it about the same time I came across the link I added. The icon is an eye, which is why the "U icon" bit was throwing me off.
– Vemonus
Feb 13 '18 at 17:12
@Marisa yes, thanks, I found a post about it about the same time I came across the link I added. The icon is an eye, which is why the "U icon" bit was throwing me off.
– Vemonus
Feb 13 '18 at 17:12
add a comment |
A skull means the monster is weak enough to limp.
A drooling mouth means the monster is exhausted.
The "U" is actually an eye, and displays the monster's aggro status. White means it is not in combat, yellow means it is in combat, and red means it is enraged.
The green arrows indicate that the monster is at a higher elevation than your current position.
The red arrows indicate that the monster is at a lower elevation than your current position.
The +/- numbers show the monster's altitude from your current position.
edited Aug 13 '18 at 8:43
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answered Feb 13 '18 at 17:05
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A skull means the monster is weak enough to limp.
A drooling mouth means the monster is exhausted.
The "U" is actually an eye, and displays the monster's aggro status. White means it is not in combat, yellow means it is in combat, and red means it is enraged.
The green arrows indicate that the monster is at a higher elevation than your current position.
The red arrows indicate that the monster is at a lower elevation than your current position.
The +/- numbers show the monster's altitude from your current position.
edited Aug 13 '18 at 8:43
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answered Feb 13 '18 at 17:05
WriggleniteWrigglenite
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A skull means the monster is weak enough to limp.
A drooling mouth means the monster is exhausted.
The "U" is actually an eye, and displays the monster's aggro status. White means it is not in combat, yellow means it is in combat, and red means it is enraged.
The green arrows indicate that the monster is at a higher elevation than your current position.
The red arrows indicate that the monster is at a lower elevation than your current position.
The +/- numbers show the monster's altitude from your current position.
edited Aug 13 '18 at 8:43
Community♦
1
answered Feb 13 '18 at 17:05
WriggleniteWrigglenite
32.9k18123179
A skull means the monster is weak enough to limp.
A drooling mouth means the monster is exhausted.
The "U" is actually an eye, and displays the monster's aggro status. White means it is not in combat, yellow means it is in combat, and red means it is enraged.
The green arrows indicate that the monster is at a higher elevation than your current position.
The red arrows indicate that the monster is at a lower elevation than your current position.
The +/- numbers show the monster's altitude from your current position.
edited Aug 13 '18 at 8:43
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answered Feb 13 '18 at 17:05
WriggleniteWrigglenite
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What does the exclamation mark over the monster icon mean? I've seen that on the map as well.
answered 44 mins ago
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– Roijan Eskor
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What does the exclamation mark over the monster icon mean? I've seen that on the map as well.
answered 44 mins ago
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What does the exclamation mark over the monster icon mean? I've seen that on the map as well.
answered 44 mins ago
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What does the exclamation mark over the monster icon mean? I've seen that on the map as well.
answered 44 mins ago
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answered 44 mins ago
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Do you have a screenshot for the U icon?
– Wrigglenite
Feb 13 '18 at 17:03
@DanmakuGrazer I've added a link to a picture, and included that it's actually an eye-shape (though I also left the detail about U-shape, as I wasn't sure it was an eye). If you or anyone else downvoted, please let me know how I can further improve the question. I do think it's a valid question, as I and my co-op buddies had yet to figure it out.
– zarose
Feb 13 '18 at 17:34