Monster Hunter Wilds Fans Miss One Major Feature

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Summary

  • Fans of Monster Hunter Wilds hope to see features from Astera added in the upcoming Title Update 1.
  • Some players miss the utility of Astera, especially the ability to display captured monsters in the base camp.
  • Many gamers would also like to see some form of player housing make a comeback.

Enthusiasts of the game, Monster Hunter Wilds, have united to voice their wish that certain features from Astera will reappear in Capcom’s upcoming action RPG. The popularity of Monster Hunter Wilds has catapulted it to become the fastest-selling title for the developer and a significant milestone in the company’s history.

Capcom is gearing up for a live stream event on Twitch, scheduled for March 25th at 10 AM ET, showcasing the content from Title Update 1 for Monster Hunter World. During this presentation, you can expect to see a sneak peek of the new monster Mizutsune and other upcoming game features. The update is planned to launch in April, but a specific release date has yet to be announced.

In a recent Reddit post, user AdviseRequired shared their longing for the hub Astera from Monster Hunter: World. Many others echoed this sentiment, mentioning how the music associated with the hub evoked memories of when they first played the game. Some critics argued that Astera may hold a special place in AdviseRequired’s heart because of nostalgia, as they found the sprawling metropolis of the game to be vertical and often empty. However, several players expressed their hope for captured monsters to appear in the base camps of Monster Hunter Wilds, an aspect that was present in Astera. It seems that AdviseRequired might be yearning for the practical benefits of the hub’s features rather than the location itself.

Monster Hunter Wilds Fans Miss the Utility of Astera

Some players speculate that the update for Monster Hunter Wilds might introduce some features missing in AdviseRequired, such as a multiplayer hub and potentially even the option to create personal homes where players can showcase their trophies and captured endemic life. While this hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, many gaming enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating these possible additions, as they were popular aspects of Astera that a significant number of the community miss.

Although not all notable elements from “Monster Hunter: World” are present in the latest installment as of now, there’s still room for their inclusion down the line. It’s a recurring pattern for features and monsters to transition between games within this series. For instance, players have speculated that Zoh Shia in “Monster Hunter Wilds” might be a protective version of the renowned elder dragon, Fatalis – a character with roots tracing back to the original “Monster Hunter.” Despite some minor criticisms, many enthusiasts remain hopeful about the future developments in “Monster Hunter Wilds.

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2025-03-24 05:13