According to Automaton’s report, Japanese studio Pocketpair shared on social media that they have been receiving vague messages from their staff, stating they might feel ill and therefore be unable to work tomorrow.
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While Monster Hunter Wilds’s PC port is miles better than what many might’ve expected after playing the Open Beta Test, it is still far from ideal. Among the many issues plaguing the PC version is the “controller not working” error, which renders the game unplayable using a gamepad. Although Monster Hunter has robust mouse and keyboard support, it’s understandable that some players will prefer playing a third-person action RPG using a controller. Furthermore, Monster Hunter, as a series, has always been best experienced using a gamepad over a keyboard and mouse.
For seasoned Monster Hunter enthusiasts, you’re well-aware that Capcom frequently challenges players to discover hidden beasts within their game worlds. Capturing these elusive creatures often results in in-game rewards or achievements. In the latest installment, Monster Hunter Wilds, it appears that Capcom is maintaining this trend. While traversing through the game’s landscapes, you may come across a blue mouse-like creature, colloquially known as the shooting star. Officially named Dawnstar, this creature is described as one that glimmers like a shooting star in the desert. Here’s an extensive guide on how to capture the shining star in Monster Hunter Wilds.
During the grand debut of Monster Hunter Wilds, Capcom announced details about Update Title 1 on Steam. The company stated that the patch, scheduled for release in early April – approximately a month after the game’s launch – provides ample time for hunters to prepare for the fresh content and challenges that are on the horizon.
