#monster-hunter-wilds

#monster-hunter-wilds

On the opening night of Gamescom last month, Capcom and Square Enix revealed a Monster Hunter Wilds and Final Fantasy 14 collaboration that will touch the worlds of both games. Now, Capcom has revealed that its side of the crossover is starting Monday, September 29 with the arrival of its Free Title Update 3. That news came with a fresh trailer that shows off what happens when the worlds of Monster Hunter Wilds and Final Fantasy 14 collide.

Nikkei Gaming interviewed the Capcom president in May this year, but only just published it, so his comments are mainly in the context of Wilds' first month sales--which topped 10 million units in an unprecedented success for Capcom. Despite the game's strong first month Tsujimoto said that the high price of Monster Hunter Wilds' "main platform," the PS5, was an "unexpectedly large" barrier to achieving this target.

Monster Hunter Wilds will introduce a new monster called Omega Planetes from Final Fantasy XIV, alongside FF14-themed cosmetics, including Chocobo mounts, in late September.

"To our hunters playing on PC, we're committed to listening to your feedback and improving both performance and stability of the game."

Sliding is activated by running or rolling down steep slopes, triggering when the hunter's animation changes. A roll during a run fast-tracks the slide.

Completing a hunt will always end with a fixed-camera cutscene of the monster dying or falling asleep while getting captured. It's a satisfying sight after a tough fight, but they're not always ideal for carving parts from a monster or gathering materials from the environment.

Trade-in Materials are specifically meant to be sold and nothing else, allowing players to streamline their inventory and accumulate Zenny effectively by getting rid of unused items.