In their official announcement on their website, Capcom’s Monster Hunter Wilds, the newest installment in their widely-loved Monster Hunter series, has just surpassed a significant milestone by selling more than 10 million copies across the globe.
Impressive sales figures for Resident Evil Village are due to the fact that it took three years, starting from its launch in 2021, to achieve those sales figures.
Moreover, it’s worth noting that Monster Hunter Wilds successfully sold 8 million units globally within just three days following its release. This achievement makes Monster Hunter Wilds the fastest-selling game in Capcom’s history, surpassing Resident Evil 4 Remake, which managed to sell 3 million copies in only two days after its debut.
Major balance changes are coming to Monster Hunter Wilds in the coming months
As a devoted fan, I couldn’t help but get excited when I learned that the mastermind behind Monster Hunter Wilds, Yuya Tokuda, took to the game’s official site to share some fantastic news! In appreciation of our unwavering support, Capcom is gearing up to shower us players with a complimentary item pack directly in the game. What a wonderful way to celebrate together!
Furthermore, Yuya Tokusa has revealed details to the community regarding Capcom’s future plans for Monster Hunter Wilds, specifically post-launch updates over the next few months.
This upcoming plan will provide a quick rundown of the first title update for Monster Hunter Wilds, scheduled to launch on April 4, 2025.
This upcoming change will introduce a wealth of fresh game material, featuring the reappearance of old monsters for battle like Mizustune, additional Tempered Monsters, an interactive online venue named the Grand Hall known as the Gathering Hub, numerous quests to accomplish, new equipment to acquire, cosmetic downloadable content, and much more.
Next on the agenda, Yuya Tokusa disclosed that Capcom intends to make numerous changes to the balance of Monster Hunter Wilds in future updates. Among these plans are boosting the power of the Hammer weapon, reducing the potency of the overpowered Corrupted Mantle, and other modifications to weapon balancing.
The changes to these weapons are expected to roll out towards the end of May, or alternatively, they will come with the next update which is slated for release this coming summer in 2025.
Later on, Yuya Tokusa mentions that future updates for the game will bring several enhancements aimed at improving its overall user experience. These improvements include reducing wait times when utilizing facility functions across different regions, upgrades to the UI/UX, restocking items, joining multiplayer hunts, handling the Seikret, camera adjustments, and numerous other tweaks.
Later on, Yuya Tokusa shared that Capcom is putting in extra effort to enhance the reliability of the PC (Steam) edition of Monster Hunter Rampage. They aim to achieve this by decreasing VRAM consumption and improving the DirectStorage version of the Steam release upon the launch of the 1st Title Update.
Yuya Tokusa adds that Capcom intends to refine the general gameplay experience of Monster Hunter Wilds by tweaking aspects such as its economy, balance, and other features. This process will begin with a series of changes aimed at reducing the overall game balance (commonly known as “nerfs”) in the upcoming months.
To wrap things up, it’s been verified by Yuya Tokusa that the Layered Weapons feature, which allows for altering the visual aspect of your weapons, is set to make a comeback in an upcoming update for Monster Hunter World.
Let’s hope that these balance adjustments makes hunts threatening again in Monster Hunter Wilds
Initially, upon its release, Monster Hunter Wilds garnered numerous favorable reviews, such as our own 4/5 rating for the game. However, it also faced substantial critique from its massive online community of over a million players.
This list encompasses complaints about its poor PC performance, complicated multiplayer setup, and unengaging difficulty levels. Thus, finding out that Capcom is addressing these problems in the upcoming patches, rather than making players wait for DLC expansions to see these improvements, provides a sense of relief for me since Monster Hunter World’s initial release left me underwhelmed.
Despite any personal opinions about the game, the fact that Monster Hunter Rise has sold over 10 million copies demonstrates that its minor problems haven’t significantly affected the overall playing experience for most people or its financial prosperity.
The sense of achievement I anticipate will become even more robust if Capcom’s proposed tweaks to the game balance and new content effectively address player feedback and enhance the gameplay in Monster Hunter Rise.
Regardless of the approach, I am eagerly anticipating my return to the hunt once more, as the arrival of this announcement and the first title update’s features have sparked a renewed excitement within me for Monster Hunter World!
The highly anticipated sequel to one of Capcom’s top-tier Xbox and PC games, Monster Hunter World, titled Monster Hunter Wilds, is now up for grabs following its release on February 28, 2025. It can be purchased for the Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam.
Read More
- AUCTION PREDICTION. AUCTION cryptocurrency
- POL PREDICTION. POL cryptocurrency
- Pokémon Destined Rivals: Release date, pre-order and what to expect
- Serena Williams’ Husband’s Jaw-Dropping Reaction to Her Halftime Show!
- Sabrina Carpenter, Bad Bunny, Pedro Pascal Star in Hilarious Domingo Remix
- CTK PREDICTION. CTK cryptocurrency
- Microsoft Stands Firm on Gulf of Mexico Name Amid Mapping Controversy
- Final Destinations Bloodlines – TRAILER
- GBP AED PREDICTION
- AEW Fans Are Loving Toni Storm’s Uncanny Mariah May Cosplay From Dynamite
2025-03-31 14:09