How does the optimizer decide the split?

Each class and playstyle pair has a weight for every stat. The tool first reserves your minimum per stat, then distributes the remaining points proportionally to those weights, rounding so the totals add up exactly to your available points.

Why keep a stat minimum?

Many builds need a floor on Vitality or a casting stat to avoid being one-shot or to meet a skill requirement. The minimum is reserved before optimisation so the build stays playable even if a stat has a low priority weight.

Is more damage always better?

No. A glass build that dies repeatedly clears slower than a balanced one. Choosing the survival or balanced playstyle shifts weight into Vitality and Agility, which often raises real clear speed more than raw damage does.

Do these weights match my exact game?

The weights are sensible role archetypes, not extracted from a single title. They produce a solid starting split; fine-tune by nudging the playstyle toward damage or survival until the build feels right in practice.

What if my points do not divide evenly?

The tool uses largest-remainder rounding so every point is assigned and the displayed stats always sum to exactly the points you entered, with no fractional or lost points.

Monster Hunter Stat Optimizer

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A wasted stat point is a permanent weakness on your build. This optimizer takes your class, playstyle, and total available stat points, then distributes them across Strength, Agility, Vitality, and Intelligence using role-tuned priority weights, while respecting any minimum you must keep on each stat.

How it works

Each class and playstyle pair defines a weight per stat. After reserving your per-stat minimums, the remaining points are split in proportion to those weights:

reserved    = minimum × number of stats
remaining   = total points − reserved
share[i]    = remaining × weight[i] / sum(weights)
points[i]   = minimum + share[i]

Largest-remainder rounding then assigns the leftover points so the final stats sum exactly to your total.

Example and tips

A balanced melee class with 100 points and a minimum of 10 per stat reserves 40 points, then splits the remaining 60 by its weights — heavier into Strength and Vitality, lighter into Intelligence. Switching the playstyle to survival pushes more of that 60 into Vitality and Agility. Treat the result as a strong baseline, then nudge the playstyle slider toward damage or survival until your real clear times improve.