Monster Hunter Wilds may be down but not out

Monster Hunter Wilds This year it is easily one of the best games, but its recent reviews draw another picture. Monster Hunter WildFor various reasons, recent reviews of Steam are “tremendously negative”, including a lack of PC optimization, bland content and monsters, and a number of other problems. The sad part is that this edition fell from large heights, because it originally started as one of the best accepted games (of course with several critics) in the franchise.

So far it seems much Monster Hunter Wilds Fans of their future hope. Whenever these problems are prolonged in such a way, it is a natural reaction. The good news is that in your core Monster Hunter Wilds It's still a good game. Nothing in it is so broken that it cannot be repaired, unlike other recent games such as they are Mindseye (which may be a continuation). Although Capcom has not yet dealt with these problems, there is a clear indication that it will be soon.

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Monster Hunter Wilds fans should watch June 26

Takes place on June 26 at 15:00 PT/18: 00 ET is the Capcom reflector, focusing on Street Fighter 6 years 1-2 Fighters Edition, Resident Evil Requiem, pragmataand Monster Hunter Wilds. All these games are confirmed and the logical conclusion is that they will largely focus on Resident Evil Requiem and Pragma as the main edition of Capcom. However, it is worth noting that the Capcom Spotlight page provides a special billing Monster Hunter Wilds. Under the pictures of each of these games is an important message:

“Capcom Spotlight is a digital event that brings you the latest CapCom news! We are presenting the latest news of the highly anticipated CapCom titles together with interviews with developers.

While other games are generalized instead of direct naming, specifically mentions an update for Monster Hunter Wilds. Marketing 101 is to name names when referring to games so reality Monster Hunter Wilds It is directly named the place of others is a good sign. In addition, the reflector's reflector shows that Capcom listens to fans' complaints. Cynica might theoretically think that this reflector shows a new DLC or expansion, but given Iceborne It came out a year and a half after the basic game, it is too early. Capcom intends to discuss the update and know what is happening in the community is not satisfied with the ignorance of the problem. In fact, it puts the reflector.

Of course, if Capcom Spotstry Monster Hunter Wilds does not solve any of these problems, even obliquely, then it encounters an incredibly tone deaf. This would be a catastrophic day for the 26th June community, but if a company gained the advantage of doubt, it is a capcom.

Among other things, this update must look at at least optimization, available monsters and content or endgame. Even one would indicate that Capcom is working to solve complaints but would probably be the biggest change of the game Monster Hunter Wilds“Endgame.

Recent Capcom games were on a real hot lane, especially in factoring in their success Resident EviL remake of the game. In everything, however, there is also a heritage of strong support. Monster Hunter Wilds can look at the robust post-released support Capcom supplied for Monster Hunter World And remember the proof in the pudding itself. There is no reason to think that it is changing.

Combine this history with this focus and is certainly a key moment for capcom and future updates for Monster Hunter Wilds. If it appears somehow, discuss it MH Wilds Update, not solve controversy at all and leave all these problems on the table, it can be a disaster. But Capcom gained an advantage of doubt to wait five days to find out what this reflector will discuss. Assuming this update solves the problems of the player in Monster Hunter WildsThen it's just a capcom and fans can't expect anything but the best for MH Wilds moving forward. Of course, time will say, but there are a lot of reasons to be hope.