Monster Hunter Wilds News

The first Monster Hunter Wilds event quests let you wear an adorable forest creature as a helmet, which means my headgear is locked in for the next few months

Event quests, limited time hunts that offer special rewards, are a mainstay of Monster Hunter replayability. They're usually available for a week at a time, and completing them can provide materials for event-exclusive armor sets, farmable upgrade materials, and more. Capcom just rolled out the first event quests for Monster Hunter Wilds, and as far as I'm concerned, one of the rewards is a definite must-get: materials for crafting a Mimiphyta helmet, which lets you run around with a precious woodland creature clinging to your scalp...
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Monster Hunter Wilds event quests give you free armor and gear, but not for long

The first batch of Monster Hunter Wilds event quests are here, with plenty more on the way throughout the month. Capcom is detailing what to expect from these limited-time missions, with some armor and difficult-to-come-by cooking ingredients up for grabs if you've got far enough in the RPG to participate in them. So if you're making your way through Low Rank, or want more to do now that you're in High Rank, these event quests are the perfect opportunity to get more out of Wilds.

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Regarding Support for AMD FSR 4

Monster Hunter Wilds does not currently support AMD's latest
upscaling technology: FidelityFX Super Resolution 4 (FSR 4).

Please continue to check official channels for more information about Monster Hunter Wilds.

Monster Hunter Wilds sells 8 million copies in 3 days, 'the fastest any game has done so in Capcom’s history'

Capcom says Monster Hunter Wilds sold more than eight million copies in its first three days of release, making it the fastest game in Capcom history to reach that oddly specific milestone...
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Monster Hunter Wilds feels easy at launch—but after a decade of fighting post-release elder dragons and Master Rank monsters, I'm not worried about the light warmup

Monster Hunter Wilds was awash in difficulty discourse before it even launched. Prerelease reviews drove the Monster Hunter subreddit into a panic, as critics forced excited hunters to ask that most terrible of questions: What if the new Monster Hunter was too easy?..
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