Subquests

Learn how to complete subquests in Monster Hunter Generations for extra rewards and faster farming. Discover how to check and end quests early via subquest.

Hey there, Hunter! So, you're diving into Monster Hunter Generations, huh? Awesome! Let's talk about something super handy that can really boost your loot and speed things up: subquests. Think of them as mini-missions tucked away inside your main hunts.

You'll find subquests listed when you check your Quest Info from the menu while you're out in the field. They're also shown right below the main objective when you're picking a quest from the village hub. Not every quest will have one, but if it does, it's usually worth your time to go for it!

What kind of stuff are we talking about for subquests? Well, they can be pretty varied. Sometimes it's about taking down a specific number of smaller monsters, other times it might involve breaking off a particular part from a big monster. Basically, they're smaller goals within the main hunt that offer their own little pile of cash and materials as a reward.

My biggest tip here? If you can, always try to knock out the subquest along with your main objective. That extra bit of gold and those bonus materials really add up over time and can make a huge difference in gearing up.

Now, here's a really cool trick: if you manage to complete a subquest, you can actually head into your menu and choose the End Via Subquest option. This is a lifesaver in a couple of situations. Firstly, it's a super-fast way to farm for a specific material if you just need a few more of something. Just jump in, complete the subquest, bail out, and repeat! Secondly, if a hunt is going south and you're about to fail the main objective anyway, ending via subquest lets you walk away with at least some rewards instead of nothing.

Heads up though: if it's your very first time tackling a quest and you decide to end it early via subquest, the quest won't count as fully completed. You've gotta see the main objective through to the end at least once for it to be marked as cleared in your log. So, use that 'End Via Subquest' feature wisely!