Nintendo Monster Hunter Stories Owner's manual

Type
Owner's manual
Monster Hunter Stories
1Important Information
Getting Started
2amiibo
3Information-Sharing Precautions
4Online Features
5Parental Controls
Starting the Game
6E-Manual
7Story
8Characters
9Starting/Saving
10 Button Configuration
Let's head out!
11 Field Screen
12 Field Actions
13 Riding Actions
14 Gathering Items
15 Gathering Eggs
Camp Menu
16 Camp Menu
17 Statuses
Entering Battle
18 Battle Screen
19 Status Changes
20 Fighting a Battle
21 Battle Rules
22 Skills and Kinship Skills
23 Finishing a Battle
Towns
24 Towns
25 Weapons and Armour
26 Subquests
Stables
27 Monsties & Eggs
28 Rite of Channeling
Albarax
29 Restoring Albarax
30 The Rider Arena
31 Expedition Parties
Network Battles
32 Network Battles
33 Local Wireless
34 Internet
35 Stickers
36 Block/Ignore
37 DLC Menu
38 Bonus Content
39 StreetPass
40 StreetPass Dens
Support Information
41 How to Contact Us
1Important Information
Please read this manual carefully
before using the software. If the
software will be used by children,
the manual should be read and
explained to them by an adult.
Also, before using this software,
please sele in the HOME Menu
and carefully review content in
"Health and Safety Information." It
contains important information that
will help you enj oy this software.
You should also thoroughly read
your Operations Manual, including
the "Health and Safety Information"
section, before using this software.
Please note that except where
otherwise stated, "Nintendo 3DS™"
refers to all devices in the
Nintendo 3DS family, including the
New Nintendo 3DS,
New Nintendo 3DS XL,
Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 3DS XL,
and Nintendo 2DS™.
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2amiibo
This software support .
You can use compatible amiibo™
accessories by touching them to the
lower screen of your
New Nintendo 3DS or
New Nintendo 3DS XL system.
In order to create new game data
on an amiibo that already has data
saved on it from another game,
you must first delete the existing
game data. To delete your game
data, ope on the HOME
Menu and then reset the data
Using near-field communication
(NFC), amiibo can connect to
compatible software to open brand-
new ways to interact with your
favorite Nintendo games. For more
information, please visit Nintendo's
official website at
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under amiibo Settings.
Data stored on amiibo can be read
by multiple compatible games.
If the data on an amiibo is
corrupted and can't be restored,
ope on the HOME Menu and
then reset the data under amiibo
Settings.
Precaution about amiibo
Just a light touch on the lower
screen is enough for the
system to detect your amiibo.
Do not press the amiibo into
the screen or forcefully drag it
across the screen.
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3Information-Sharing Precautions
User-generated content, or UGC, is
content created by users, such as
messages, Mii™ characters, images,
photos, video, audio, etc.
Information-Sharing Precautions
Nintendo bears no responsibility
whatsoever for any problems that
result from the use of the Internet
(for example, the sending of
content over the Internet, or the
sending or receiving of content
with others).
The extent of UGC exchange
depends on the software.
4Online Features
By connecting to the internet, this
software allows you to play with
other players all over the world,
acquire bonus, and downloadable
content, and much more.
For more information, refer to
Network Battles (p.32) or DLC
Menu (p.37).
For information about connecting
your Nintendo3DS system to the
internet, refer to the Operations
Manual.
Online Precautions
If you post, send or otherwise
make available any information or
content through wireless
communication please make sure
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not to include any information that
can be used to identify you
personally, such as your name,
email address, your address or
your telephone number, as others
may be allowed to see such
information and content. In
particular, when choosing a user
name or nickname for your Mii
characters, please do not use
your real name as others may be
able to view your user name and
the nicknames of your Mii
characters when using wireless
communication.
Friend codes are a part of a
system that allows you to
establish a friendship with other
users, so that you can play,
communicate and interact with
people you know. If you exchange
friend codes with strangers, there
is a risk that you could receive
information or messages with
offensive language or
inappropriate content and that
strangers may see information
about you that you do not want
strangers to see. We therefore
recommend that you do not give
your friend codes to people you
don't know.
Do not engage in harmful, illegal,
offensive or otherwise
inappropriate activity that might
cause problems for other users. In
particular, do not post, send or
otherwise make available any
information or content that
threatens, abuses or harasses
other persons, infringes on the
rights of others (such as
copyrights, portrait rights, privacy
rights, rights of publicity or
trademarks) or that may make
other people feel uncomfortable.
In particular, when sending,
posting or making available
photos, images or videos
displaying other people, make
sure to obtain their permission
beforehand.
5Parental Controls
You can use the following Parental
Controls to restrict certain features
of this software.
For more information about
Parental Controls, refer to the
Operations Manual.
Nintendo3DS Shopping Services
Restricts the purchase of
downloadable content.
Sharing Images/Audio/Video/Long
Text Data
The comment on your Rider Card
can be restricted. (p.16) (Once
restricted, the default comment will
be used instead)
● Online Interaction
Restricts online battles with other
players.
StreetPass
Restricts the sending/receiving of
Rider Cards, StreetPass Dens, and
Battle Party data via StreetPass.
Friend Registration
Restricts the registration of new
friends.
6E-Manual
This e-manual provides information
for playing Monster Hunter Stories.
Certain topics can be checked in
game for more detailed
explanations.
These topics are marked as
follows:
When you see this
icon, check the Rider's
Notes in game for more
information.
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7Story
Monster Riders...
"Those who bond with monsters."
Through the use of Kinship Stones,
Riders awaken to a secret power,
allowing them to form bonds with
monsters.
The story begins in the Rider's
village, hidden in a land far from
those who hunt monsters.
Our hero receives a Kinship Stone
from the Village Chief, overcoming
arduous trials to become a Rider.
Eventually, having grown as a Rider
alongside the amnesiac Felyne,
Navirou, our hero determines to step
out into the world and tread new
paths.
8Characters
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Monsties and ste
out in to the world
to investigate a
mystery.
An amnesiac Felyne
who journeys with the
main character.
Greatly admires the main
character for
overcoming the
obstacles placed before
them. An unending
source of
encouragement.
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