Monster hunter world has finally been launched for PC and its gaining massive popularity with every coming day. Those of you who have installed and started to play the game on your PC must have realized by now that the crafting mechanism in the monster hunter world is quite deep and intricate. For PCs, monster hunter world is equipped with profound crafting systems. Even if you need to prepare a single item, you may be required to collect four different items and each item is more difficult than the last to collect.
The difficulty level goes up as you enter the high-rank missions. One of the quests may require you to find the sharp claws. If you don’t have any idea about that, this brief guide will help you with that.
How to get sharp claw?
Getting sharp claws is a task requiring a bit of trick and patience. It’s patient because you can only obtain a sharp claw from a very specific kind of monsters. Remember that every monster in monster hunter word does not drop sharp claw. Instead, it can be obtained by smaller beasts.
Since sharp claw dropping beasts are all of smaller size, it should naturally make the farming of the claw more convenient. However, the catch is that the probability of each drop on carve is dismally low. This is reported by monster hunter world: world wiki.
Some specific quests will take you on challenges where you can find and take the sharp claw. These missions involve killing the following beasts:
- Jagras (you need to head to the Ancient Forest to play it)
- Shamos (This will be done in the Coral Highlands)
- Girros (To face this monster, visit the Rotten Vale)
As mentioned earlier, couple of quests feature killing of these monsters and once you have killed one, you’ll most probably get an investigation. This means you will not need to go very far to find them. The actual problem you’ll face is the low carve rate. In most quests, the rate is as low as 20 percent.
What is carve rate?
Carve rate is a player’s probability of coming across a sharp claw. The higher the carve rate, the more the probability of obtaining the sharp claw. If, for example, the carve rate for a quest is only 20 percent, it only means that you will obtain only one sharp claw for every five Jagras monsters you kill. You may sometimes even get less.
Therefore, if you need more sharp claws, wait for some minutes and load into low-rank investigations several times, and then farm them. It shouldn’t take you more than 20 minutes to obtain what you are looking for.
The difficulty level goes up as you enter the high-rank missions. One of the quests may require you to find the sharp claws. If you don’t have any idea about that, this brief guide will help you with that.
How to get sharp claw?
Getting sharp claws is a task requiring a bit of trick and patience. It’s patient because you can only obtain a sharp claw from a very specific kind of monsters. Remember that every monster in monster hunter word does not drop sharp claw. Instead, it can be obtained by smaller beasts.
Since sharp claw dropping beasts are all of smaller size, it should naturally make the farming of the claw more convenient. However, the catch is that the probability of each drop on carve is dismally low. This is reported by monster hunter world: world wiki.
Some specific quests will take you on challenges where you can find and take the sharp claw. These missions involve killing the following beasts:
- Jagras (you need to head to the Ancient Forest to play it)
- Shamos (This will be done in the Coral Highlands)
- Girros (To face this monster, visit the Rotten Vale)
As mentioned earlier, couple of quests feature killing of these monsters and once you have killed one, you’ll most probably get an investigation. This means you will not need to go very far to find them. The actual problem you’ll face is the low carve rate. In most quests, the rate is as low as 20 percent.
What is carve rate?
Carve rate is a player’s probability of coming across a sharp claw. The higher the carve rate, the more the probability of obtaining the sharp claw. If, for example, the carve rate for a quest is only 20 percent, it only means that you will obtain only one sharp claw for every five Jagras monsters you kill. You may sometimes even get less.
Therefore, if you need more sharp claws, wait for some minutes and load into low-rank investigations several times, and then farm them. It shouldn’t take you more than 20 minutes to obtain what you are looking for.
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