The newest installment in Capcom’s monster-hunting role-playing game series is receiving high praise, considered as one of the series’ largest and finest entries yet. It stands out as being particularly welcoming for new players, while still providing a vast array of missions and monsters to conquer.
To make your weapon as powerful as it can be, you need to gather buffs from monster remains and invest time in honing your Kinsect. Here’s an extensive guide if you’re keen on mastering the Insect Glaive.
When Monster Hunter Wilds was released, players found a technique for farming Nightflower Pollen through various quests. Now, due to a recent update, this method has been adjusted (or “nerfed”). So, the traditional approach will be necessary again. Unfortunately, the straightforward strategy of waiting until nighttime doesn’t work here. Instead, you must wait for the Full Moon to appear and then collect the Nightflower Pollen at that time.
In the mysterious Forbidden Lands, the night sky showcases a cycle of seven distinct lunar phases, with each phase transforming daily. A casual stroll outside at night allows you to witness this celestial display. The game doesn’t delve too deeply into what each phase signifies, but here’s a breakdown for each lunar stage:
1. New Moon: This is when the moon is completely invisible, appearing as a dark void in the sky.
2. Waxing Crescent: A small sliver of the moon can be seen on the left side, growing larger over the following days.
3. First Quarter: The moon appears half-lit, with its right side illuminated and the left side dark.
4. Waxing Gibbous: The moon grows brighter and larger, with more than half of it visible on the right side.
5. Full Moon: The moon appears completely lit, casting a bright glow over the Forbidden Lands.
6. Waning Gibbous: The moon starts to shrink, with more than half of it now on the left side.
7. Last Quarter: The moon appears half-lit again, but this time its left side is illuminated and the right side is dark. This marks the beginning of a new cycle of lunar phases.
It’s worth mentioning that there’s something I haven’t spoken about yet – menus. Frankly, I’m fed up with menu designs in AAA games. The endless scrolling for even the simplest tasks is exhausting, and it’s particularly frustrating in Avowed. I believe there must be a more efficient approach.
To quickly boost your defense in Monster Hunter Wilds, here’s a guide on acquiring Armorcharm:
Armorcharm is part of the endgame content, and you can obtain it as a quest reward. However, since it’s not always immediately apparent how to get it, this article will walk you through the process.
Armorcharm is crucial for improving your defense, so let’s explore how to acquire it in Monster Hunter Wilds:
1. Complete the main story missions and reach G rank or higher. This unlocks access to the endgame content.
2. Speak with the Elder Dragon specialist, who can be found at the Guild Hall. They may offer you a special quest involving an Elder Dragon that drops Armorcharm as a reward upon completion.
3. Accept the quest and defeat the designated Elder Dragon. Be prepared for a challenging battle!
4. Once you’ve successfully completed the quest, return to the Guild Hall to collect your rewards, including the sought-after Armorcharm.
5. Use Armorcharm to upgrade your armor set or weapons, increasing your defense and improving your chances in future hunts.