As a dedicated Monster Hunter Wilds enthusiast, I’ve discovered an exciting method to make my gaming experience more personal: you can actually customize your Pop-up Camps! This little-known feature adds a unique touch that might not be immediately obvious to all players.
In Monster Hunter Wilds, you can personalize your pop-up camps by modifying their appearance, which is linked to the Glamper trophy/achievement. If you wish to alter the look of your tents or aim to complete all achievements in MH Wilds, here’s how:
1. Navigate to the game menu and select “Customize Tent” or a similar option depending on the game interface.
2. Choose from various decorative items available, such as furniture, flags, banners, and other themed items that fit your style.
3. Arrange the items in your tent to create a unique setup that reflects your personality.
4. Save your changes to apply them to your camp in the wilderness.
5. Continue playing and collecting more decorative items to unlock new customization options, or work on achieving other trophies/achievements in MH Wilds.
How to Edit Pop-up Camps in MH Wilds
To personalize your tents, you should talk to the Pop-up Camp Meowster stationed at Windward Plains Base Camp, or alternatively, chat with the Pop-up Camp Purrofessionals near each of your established campsites, or even engage any Support Desk Palicos for assistance.
It’s advisable to contact the Pop-up Camp Meowster and Support Desk Palicos since they allow you to personalize camps in all regions. If you wish to modify your campsites in Iceshard Clilffs and Ruins of Wyveria, for instance, the Pop-up Camp Meowster enables you to adjust settings for both without the need to teleport between various locations.
In the game Pop-up Camp Meowster, you can construct and deconstruct campsites effortlessly throughout all regions, thanks to a single centralized hub. This feature proves particularly useful when all the camping spots within an area have been taken up.
The game allows players to customize their camps in numerous methods, such as modifying the patterns and hues of tents or introducing fresh furniture and camping items for everyone to engage with. Any modifications made to a Pop-up Camp will be noticeable by all hunters in the lobby, although only the host’s changes will be visible to them.
Modifying your camp is free, and because tents can be individually styled for each region, players have the flexibility to design unique, location-specific appearances for their camps without impacting those in different areas.
Remember that customizing your camp only changes its appearance; it doesn’t affect whether monsters will attack or not. If you place your camp in a Dangerous area, there’s still a high chance it could be destroyed by roaming creatures. Given the limited number of camp slots and this risk, players are recommended to construct their camps in safer locations instead.
Use your Guild Points to quickly fix damaged camps by utilizing the Pop-up Camp Meowster, Support Desk, or any of the Purr-professionals.
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