MoreMonster Hunter Wildsbug fixes are planned to arrive on March 10 in patch Ver. 1.000.05.00. The patch will be the latest in a series of fixes issued by Capcom as the company strives to clean up all the known issues players are experiencing in the newestMonster Huntergame. Players will have to update before they can continue playing the game online once the patch is released.
The upcoming update will address several known issues,including crashes, visual glitches, features not working as they’re supposed to, monsters acting “strangely under certain situations,” and more. The planned fix was announced onMHStatusUpdatesofficial X page, and more details have been shared in theMonster HunterFAQ, which was last updated on March 7.
Upcoming Monster Hunter Wilds Patch Fixes Bugs Fans Didn’t Even Know Existed
The Patch Also Addresses Known Issues
SinceMonster Hunter Wildsreleased on February 28, it’s been plagued by bugs and issues. Fans have experienced everything from minor visual glitches tomassive game-breaking bugs. The March 10 strives to fix these issues, as well as some that many players didn’t even know about.
Monster Hunter Wilds: Monster List (Habitats, Requirements, Difficulty)
Nearly 50 different monsters are present in the ecosystems of Monster Hunter Wilds, with each having unique habitats and behaviors for you to learn.
The biggest bug fixed is hidden halfway down the list: “An issue wherein Main Mission: Chapter 5-1 ‘Omens’ cannot be progressed.” Thisresolves the issue some players had where they couldn’t proceed with the mission, getting stuck in the main story. All the bug fixes coming in the nextMonster Hunter Wildspatch are:
The last bug listed above is anannoying but hilarious glitch that isn’t widely known.Apparently, cutting off monster parts from certain monsters would occasionally result in the wrong monster appearing, like in this Reddit post fromshauny32, where an Ajarakan is seen dropping a Gravios tail.
The website alsolists several known bugs that are not getting fixed in this patch, including a Network Error that occurs when sending out SOS flares,partied-up Link Membersnot being prioritized over non-linked players, blunt weapon Palico attacks not inflicting stun or exhaust damage, and the inability to edit Hunter Profiles in some cases.
Even With A Plethora Of Issues, Monster Hunter Wilds Continues To Thrive
MHW Is Still Breaking Records, Despite Launch Issues
The large assortment of bugs that continue to plagueMonster Hunter Wildsaren’t deterring most fans from playing and enjoying the game. Our ownMonster Hunter Wildsreview by Lee D’Amatostates that the game “creates a beautiful, immersive world, full of detailed creature designs and death-defying feats of battle.“In spite of the hiccups, the game broke records on launch,reachinga staggering 1.3 million concurrent playerson its release day.
“[Monster Hunter Wilds] is a beautiful, immersive world, full of detailed creature designs.”
Although there are still bugs to be ironed out, it’s a very good sign that the Capcom team is addressing issues that aren’t even known by the community at large. This means that the developers are actively working on testing, improving, and resolving issues inMonster Hunter Wildsbefore they become more of a problem for fans.
