Monster Hunter World: Fatalis Boss Fight (First Attempt)

G'day fellow hunters and after setting this crazy challenge for myself... I have finally done it!! I have beaten the Black Dragon Fatalis on my first try!! I honestly didn't expect to pull this off, but against all odds, I stand triumphantly on the scorched ground of Castle Schrade... next to Fatalis' cold dead body! Just like the fallen kingdom of Schrade, the very same kingdom he destroyed single handedly in a single night, he knew the stakes, and battled hard... but he was ultimately outmatched! Underestimating me was Fatalis' biggest misstep!

8:10 The Start of the Fight

Kill Time: 28'09 Minutes

Equipment:
Safi's Drakblade (Attack V, Attack IV, Affinity V, Sharpness V, Sharpness VI, and no Augments)
Safi Crested Crown β +
Escadora Soul β +
Acidic Glavenus Braces β +
Uragaan Coil α +
Escadora Sheath β +
Heavy Artillery Charm II
Ghillie Mantle
Vitality Mantle

Skills:
Defense Boost 6
Attack Boost 4
Critical Eye 4
Stun Resistance 3
Health Boost 3
Evade Window 3
Critical Boost 2
Partbreaker 2
Heavy Artiller 2
Slinger Capacity 2
Fire Resistance 1
Fortify
Resentment 1
Guard 1
Speed Sharpening 1


Yes I know that some skills are out of place/useless on a Longsword but I didn't have all the gear/decos I would have used normally due to me being only MR 46 but even then I still succeeded in slaying the beast so it all worked out in the end!

Like Alatreon however, I cannot recommend that anyone rush to Fatalis pre-MR 100, it is simply too difficult especially if it's your first attempt! The only reason I was able to slay this Black Dragon on my first attempt is due to the fact that I know every single attack that Fatalis does off by heart, which was only possible after failing for 3 days straight in my first save file, and also the fact that I have used the Longsword for 800-900 hours and as such I am very comfortable facing Fatalis with it, if you plan on doing this... use your main weapon, using an unfamiliar weapon is an accident waiting to happen!

I'm not saying that doing something like this isn't possible, I have reduced that idea to a pile of rubble, and succeeding like I did can be extremely empowering, but if you do attempt something like this, be prepared to fail... many, many times!

Because you're not fighting a monster... you're fighting history!