Let's start with understanding how these magnificent creatures work together in the wild (this knowledge will save your hide more than once). When monsters group up for hunts, they're actually responding to complex environmental triggers and territorial instincts, which makes their behavior pretty fascinating to watch and exploit. You'll notice apex predators tend to call the shots in these situations, and that's because they've evolved to dominate their ecosystems.

When you're out there hunting, pay attention to how wounded monsters influence their pack's behavior (this is particularly important during multi-monster encounters). The really interesting part is how you can use focus strikes to disrupt their coordination, especially when targeting wounds. I've found that environmental hazards like those intense sandstorms can really throw off their pack mentality, which creates perfect openings for hunters.

Something worth keeping in mind - the weather system plays a huge role in how these groups operate. When those dynamic storms roll in, you'll see entire packs changing their patterns. Monsters will clash with each other using power strikes and offset attacks, and if you're clever about it, you can use these turf wars to your advantage (try luring wounded monsters into rival territories for some extra chaos). Just remember that while these beasts don't use chemical signals like pheromones, their coordination through environmental cues can be just as deadly if you're not prepared.