Category: Action RPG

To boost a Palico’s strength early on in the Wilds, consider equipping it with a weapon that causes paralysis or sleep, such as the Felyne Barina Needle or the Rompopolo Blaster. This will allow your feline companion to gradually apply status effects to the monster, causing it to become immobile or unconscious. It’s even more advantageous if your weapon also inflicts the same status for additional benefits.

In Wilds, Palico upgrades function a bit differently compared to Rise and offer fewer options. To level your Palico up to 15, you can progress through both low rank and high rank quests. However, it’s essential to complete the urgent mission that becomes accessible at HR 40 to increase the Palico level cap to 30. Here’s how to access every Palico upgrade in Wilds:

1. Complete the “A Helping Hand” main story quest (unlocks the ability to craft and upgrade Palico gear).
2. Craft and upgrade your Palico’s armor using materials obtained from breaking monsters or found throughout the map.
3. Complete “The New World” main story quest (unlocks the ability to purchase Palico equipment from merchants).
4. Purchase and equip various weapons, tools, and accessories for your Palico to enhance its abilities.
5. Complete the urgent mission at HR 40 to raise the Palico level cap to 30.
6. Craft and upgrade your Palico’s armor again using materials obtained from breaking high rank monsters or found throughout the map.
7. Continue upgrading your Palico’s equipment as you progress through the game, unlocking new abilities and increasing its overall strength.

As a devoted hunter, mastering the art of wielding the Switch Axe promises some truly exhilarating and rewarding gameplay experiences. The combination of its potent damage and swift strike sequences makes it an exceptional choice for any adventure.

In a straightforward, conversational tone: Monster Hunter Wild is the sequel to Monster Hunter World, developed over a span of seven years. Like its predecessor, it endeavors to make the previously complex series more accessible and welcoming for newcomers. To achieve this goal, it incorporates elements from some of the most beloved RPG and open-world games ever created. Keep reading to discover the key differences between Monster Hunter World and Monster Hunter Wild.

Even though creating items in Monster Hunter Wilds shares similarities with its predecessor, Monster Hunter World, beginners might find the crafting system a bit complex. Don’t worry if you’re struggling; here is our comprehensive guide to help you navigate the process.

Creatures that significantly deviate from their typical size range are referred to as “crown monsters.” For instance, the screenshot above showcases a tempered Chactacabra as an example of a crown monster.

In what appeared to be a straightforward mission involving infiltration and rescue, the vessel named Dawntreader proves to be far more complex. Ranging from challenging decision-making situations to possibly acquiring one of Avowed’s finest swords.

Once players in Monster Hunter Wilds finish Chapters 3-5, they will reach the ending credits of the game. However, this doesn’t signify the end of the game entirely; there’s still storyline to explore and new monsters to battle, so don’t worry if you feel that the campaign might be a bit brief.

The Hunter Symbols come in three distinct categories, and in true Capcom style, they’ve been creatively labeled as Hunter Symbol I, Hunter Symbol II, and Hunter Symbol III. However, the curiosity of understanding what they represent might lead to a more intriguing question—how can you acquire them?

As a dedicated gamer, I can share a fascinating insight from my conversation with Ryozo Tsujimoto, the producer behind Monster Hunter Wilds. Through our mutual language facilitator, Patrick, he emphasized a key challenge in refining or reimagining a Monster Hunter its inherent online multiplayer nature. Essentially, every new iteration of Monster Hunter has been designed and crafted to leverage the online capabilities of its respective generation.

Poogie’s resume boasts participation in every Monster Hunter game except Monster Hunter Rise. There was concern among players whether Capcom might exclude him from Monster Hunter Wilds as well. Given his significant role within the series for numerous fans and a beloved character that many look forward to encountering before their hunts, it’s understandable why this question arises.