Capcom is “investigating” a problem that is impeding progress for some gamers in Monster Hunter Wilds.
Gamers are reporting that in Principal Mission: Chapter 5-2 A World Turned Upside Down, a key NPC isn’t spawning the place they need to, basically blocking all additional marketing campaign progress.
“Hunters, we’re presently investigating the next challenge,” the writer/developer acknowledged on social media.
“There could also be circumstances the place an NPC doesn’t seem, disabling story development in Principal Mission: Chapter 5-2 A World Turned Upside Down. We’re presently engaged on these points and can present additional updates when we’ve got them.”
As but, there is not any affirmation on when this can be addressed, however Capcom has been whack-a-mole-ing points pretty swiftly over the weekend. As an illustration, a scorching repair patch resolving points with the Smithy and “Grill a Meal” is already dwell, so be sure to apply any patches earlier than you play to make sure you’re utilizing the newest model.
Monster Hunter Wilds has already smashed the 1m concurrent gamers barrier on Steam and for those who’re one of many many gamers who likes to leap again into the character editor since you’ve given your hunter a beer intestine, you would possibly recognize figuring out you possibly can modify your character as soon as without spending a dime, however any additional substantive adjustments to your gender or physique form requires earlier than Capcom makes you cough up some money.
Within the Eurogamer Monster Hunter Wilds evaluation, our Matt awarded it 4/5, saying: “Wilds stays an exhilarating piece of labor – so refined, so alive, so giddily, chaotically joyful when all of it comes collectively that it looks like the final word end result of every little thing the sequence has been working towards during the last 20 years.
“And if it continues Monster Hunter’s legacy of beneficiant post-launch assist – the place the sequence has historically felt the freest to get daft and bask in its extra sadistic tendencies – it will be fascinating to see how this lovely new baseline for the sequence develops.”
