Monster Hunter Wilds News

Can you transmog items in Monster Hunter Wilds? With any new armor piece being an upgrade on the previous one in the early game, you might look a bit mismatched as you take your first steps into the world of MH Wilds. There are ways you can create a matching set, at least visually, which makes it easy to look good while you're doing guild business.

We have a ton of MH Wilds best builds for you to maximize your power, and while they are unrivaled in terms of damage and defense, the armor sets in Wilds can be divisive; looking like a rubber plague doctor may be okay for some, but others may prefer a sleeker look. Whether you're rocking the MH Wilds Long Sword or the MH Wilds Bow, here's how Monster Hunter Wilds transmog works.

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How do you mount monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds? With MH Wilds' new wound tech, it pays to keep targeting the same area of a monster as you're battling it out. There isn't a better way to do it than by jumping onto their back, where you can strike without the need to move. Mounting monsters is a great way to target specific areas, provided you can get up there in the first place.

Taking advantage of mounting in MH Wilds is key to defeating monsters, and the MH Wilds Insect Glaive is recommended as the best MH weapon to do so, but you can reach the height needed with every one of our MH Wilds builds. There are some important things you need to know before you start climbing on the backs of goliaths, so here's Monster Hunter Wilds mounting explained.

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How do you capture monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds? While slaying monsters is a foregone conclusion in Capcom's hunting RPG, it's not the only way to end a hunt. Instead, you can choose to capture rather than kill, letting you complete the quest without a carcass to carve up at the end.

While you won't receive quite as many rewards from captured MH Wilds monsters as you do slain ones, there are numerous benefits to this humane hunting method. Principally, capturing a monster in Monster Hunter Wilds is a great way to beat the timer or death penalty, letting you walk away with something rather than nothing. However, the ability to capture a monster is a little more complicated than just hacking away at it with your MH Wilds weapon. Here's how to do it without wasting your supplies.

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