

Materials are absolutely essential to upgrade gear in Monster Hunter Now. And often times, players will find themselves struggling to find a specific piece of material, which serves as a wall for their progress. One such material seems to be Monster Bone M in Monster Hunter Now. Here is everything to know regarding how to find Monster Bone M.
Monster Hunter Now Monster Bone M can be found in the big bone piles, which are the big piles of bones players can click on. The Big Bone Piles are located similarly to Pokestops in Pokemon Go. Therefore, expect them in notable landmarks. For those living in rural areas, this may come as unfortunate news.
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The Big Bonepiles are easily the best way to get Monster Bone M. But keep in mind, this is RNG based for the drops. So they’re not guaranteed — but they’re relatively easier to find in these Big Bone Piles than the other method.

For those who don’t live where the Big Bone Piles spawn, there’s still hope. Players can acquire the item from the smaller bones located throughout the map. They drop far less often, with the RNG drop rates being quite a notable flaw for the game.
A common theme in Monster Hunter Now is that it’s an absolute grind fest. Materials become excessively more slim, Zenny runs out, and all the player is left with is a weapon and a dream. Grinding aimlessly for hours on end is inevitable, whether it’s for Monster Bone M, Monster parts, or even Zenny.
Just be wary to not get hit while grinding out the game, since potions are the biggest pay to win factor of Monster Hunter Now.
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