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[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World details House Pets, Health Mantle, and Palico Tools[/FONT]
Published 10 hours ago. 12 comments.

Release the creatures you capture in your house.


Capcom has released new information and screenshots of Monster Hunter: World introducing house pets, the Health Mantle, and the Palico Tool.


Get the details below.

House Pets

In the New World where the game is set, various creatures exist in the environment, and the creatures you capture can be released in your House. Depending on the type of House (grade), the amount and variety of environmental creatures you can place will change.

Special Equipment
“Special Equipment” possess outstanding effects, and can manifest those special effects when used as items. Since they can only be reused after a cooldown period, they must be used with caution.


—The Rocksteady Mantle

The “Health Mantle” special equipment absorbs a fixed amount of damage. If the amount of damage it can absorb is exceeded, the effect ends. The amount of damage it can absorb is approximately equal to one bar of the player’s health gauge.

Palico Tool: “Cheer Instrument”
A Palico Tool that uses musical instruments to play various sounds. Depending on the sound, effects such as increased attack power and additional resistance manifest. The higher your proficiency, the more sounds you will be able to play.

Each Palico Tool has a proficiency, which gradually rises each time it is put to use. As proficiency rises, the effects that manifest when using the tool will also enhance.
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Monster Hunter: World is due out worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26, 2018. A PC version will be released at a later date. In Japan, Monster Hunter: World will only be available for PlayStation 4. A PlayStation 4-only beta will run from December 9 to 12.
View the screenshots at the gallery.
Thanks, Games Talk.



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source: Gematsu

 

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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
[FONT=&quot]12 minutes of Monster Hunter: World ‘Rotten Vale’ area gameplay[/FONT]
Published 4 hours ago. 4 comments.

A look at the Paris Games Week 2017-announced location.

Capcom has published 12 minutes of live gameplay footage of Monster Hunter: World‘s “Rotten Vale” area, which was first unveiled in the game’s Paris Games Week 2017 trailer.




Here’s an overview of the location, via Capcom:

Littered with the skeletons of deceased monsters, a land of unique and gigantic creatures awaits amongst this bed of bones. The deeper players journey into the inner layers of the Rotten Vale, the tougher the environment gets with a dangerous and toxic mist blanketing the land obscuring the perils that lurk nearby until the very last minute. The Radobaan, a hulking beast that wears the carcasses scattered around the Vale for armor will need hunters to be quick and fast as they take off chunks of its bone armor and avoid its rolling attacks. Hunters can brave the beast alone or with their team of four hunters. With drop in multiplayer, each hunter has their own story to tell – but will they live to tell it?
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Capcom also announced that the Japanese version of the PlayStation 4-only beta test for Monster Hunter: World, which was previously set for December 9, has been moved to December 10. No such change has been announced for the western version of the beta test, which will run from December 9 to 12.


Monster Hunter: World is due out worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26, 2018. A PC version will be released at a later date. In Japan, Monster Hunter: World will only be available for PlayStation 4.


Watch the footage below (from 1:38:33 to 1:50:38).


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source: Gematsu

 

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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World ‘Guide’ short video series, part three[/FONT]
Published 4 days ago. 3 comments.





PlayStation 4
[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World PlayStation Plus beta detailed [Update: Introduction Video][/FONT]
Published 3 days ago. 71 comments.


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[Sithborg]

I look forward to watching videos of the beta. It sounds like they have streamlined a lot of things, while still making it Monster Hunter.

 

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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World will add new monsters via free updates[/FONT]
Published 19 hours ago. 58 comments

Keep hunting, hunters.

Monster Hunter: world will add new monsters via free, post-launch updates, producer Ryozo Tsujimoto told Famitsu.


When asked about the game’s free, post-launch update, which Tsujimoto himself recently confirmed during the official PlayStation Experience 2017 live stream, Tsujimoto replied the following:


“We are thinking about free, post-launch updates for Monster Hunter: World. What I can specifically say is that we plan to new monsters and such in hopes that users play for a long time. As for what kind of monsters will be added and so on, information will be shared later on, so please look forward to it.”

Monster Hunter: World is due out worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26, 2018. A PC version will be released at a later date. In Japan, Monster Hunter: World will only be available for PlayStation 4. A PlayStation Plus-exclusive beta that runs through December 12 is currently ongoing. If you missed it, catch the latest trailer here.


Thanks, Games Talk.


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source: Gematsu

 

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PlayStation 4
[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World PS4 open beta set for December 22 to 26[/FONT]
Published 22 hours ago. 49 comments.

As fast as it it disappeared, it returns.

Following a PlayStation Plus-exclusive beta last weekend, Capcom will host a second beta for Monster Hunter: World for all PlayStation 4 owners from December 22 to 26, the company announced.


Pre-load for the beta will start on December 18. If you still have the beta client from the first beta, Capcom added that you will be able to use the same client to play the second beta.


Here are the start and end times:

• Start Time: December 22 at 9:00 a.m. PST / 12:00 p.m. EST / 5:00 p.m. GMT / 6:00 p.m. CET
• End Time: December 26 at 9:00 a.m. PST / 12:00 p.m. EST / 5:00 p.m. GMT / 6:00 p.m. CET

Monster Hunter: World is due out worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26, 2018. A PC version will be released at a later date. In Japan, Monster Hunter: World will only be available for PlayStation 4.


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source: Gematsu

 

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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World story is 40 to 50 hours-long[/FONT]
Published 19 hours ago. 77 comments.

But there's still more to do post-game, developers say.

Monster Hunter: World will take from 40 to 50 hours to clear, game director Yuya Tokuda told Mein-MMO.de.


“Depending on the type of player, I suppose it will take about 40 to 50 hours to clear the story,” Okuda told the website. “But it wouldn’t be a Monster Hunter title if there wasn’t content to enjoy post-game. Players can continue to forge and upgrade their favorite weapons and armor after the story is over.”


Executive director and art director Kaname Fujioka added, “Not only that! We will also put out weekly event quest and free updates that players can enjoy post-launch.”


Monster Hunter: World is due out worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26, 2018. A PC version will be released at a later date. In Japan, Monster Hunter: World will only be available for PlayStation 4. A PlayStation 4 open beta is planned for December 22 to 26.
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[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World Nergigante hunting quest gameplay[/FONT]
Published 13 hours ago. 7 comments.

New footage of the Extinction Dragon's subjugation.

4Gamer.net and V-Jump have gone up with new gameplay videos of Monster Hunter: World where players take on a Nergigante hunting quest.


Monster Hunter: World is due out worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26, 2018. A PC version will be released at a later date. In Japan, Monster Hunter: World will only be available for PlayStation 4. A PlayStation 4 open beta is planned for December 22 to 26.


Watch the videos below.
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source: Gematsu

 

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Monster Hunter: World’s PC version targeting a release this Fall - January 4, 2018

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[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World for PC launches this fall[/FONT]
Published 17 hours ago. 86 comments.

Console versions due out on January 26.

The PC version of Monster Hunter: World will launch this fall, producer Ryozo Tsujimoto said in a New Year’s message.


“As for the PC version, we’re working hard on it right now, and aiming for an autumn 2018 release,” Tsujimoto said. “We’ll update you with more details later and thank you for your patience.”


Tsujimoto also reiterated that free updates, including new monsters, are planned following Monster Hunter: World‘s launch on consoles.
Monster Hunter: World is due out worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26. In Japan, Monster Hunter: World will only be available for PlayStation 4.


Watch the message below.


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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World ‘Elder Dragons’ trailer, final beta and Deviljho update announced[/FONT]
Published 20 hours ago. 31 comments.

Fight against Deviljho this spring.

Capcom has released the “Elder Dragons” trailer, and announced a final beta and first downloadable content details for Monster Hunter: World.


The final beta will be available for all PlayStation 4 users from January 18 in North America / January 19 in Europe and Japan to January 22. In addition to the Great Jagras, Anjanath, and Barroth quests available in the previous betas, the final beta will also allow players to battle against Nergigante, the game’s flagship monster.


Additionally, Capcom reconfirmed that it will release “regular content updates, as well as major title updates” for Monster Hunter: World free of charge after launch. The first major title update will launch in spring 2018 and add the monster Deviljho, “who must feed constantly and will devour anything in its path, even feeding on the largest of monsters with its massive jowls.”




The trailer introduces several new and returning Elder Dragons. Here is an overview, via Capcom:

• Kushala Daora – The steel dragon Kushala Daora is a beast with a body covered in metal plates and has the power to keep hunters at bay by generating wind storms around itself.
• Teostra – The flame king dragon Teostra is a brutal fiend that spits blazing fire and any hunter who faces this fierce and deadly monster is in danger of being engulfed in a hellish inferno.
• Dodogama – Another monster introduced in the trailer is Dodogama, a rock-eating wyvern that possesses a unique saliva that causes rock to become explosive, a hazardous mix it will spit at its foes to warn off attackers.

In related news, Sony Interactive Entertainment Japan Asia also announced a 35,980 yen Monster Hunter: World Starter Pack PlayStation 4 bundle and 6,480 yen Monster Hunter: World Liolaeus Edition DualShock 4 controller for Japan. The PlayStation 4 bundle will be available in Jet Black and Glacier White color options, and include a 500 gigabyte PlayStation 4, standard edition copy of Monster Hunter: World, and one month subscription to PlayStation Plus.




Monster Hunter: World is due out worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26, and for PC this fall. In Japan, Monster Hunter: World will only be available for PlayStation 4.




Watch the trailer and new gameplay footage below. View a new set of screenshots at the gallery.
Elder Dragons Trailer

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Gameplay

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source: Gematsu

 

[Sithborg]

Good to see the deadly pickle will return.

 

[zenith16]

PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
[FONT=&quot]Nine minutes of Monster Hunter: World ‘Coral Highlands’ gameplay[/FONT]
Published 2 days ago. 16 comments.

Pretty, but deadly.

Capcom has released a nine-minute gameplay video of Monster Hunter: World showcasing the “Coral Highlands” area.




Monster Hunter: World is due out worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26, and for PC this fall. In Japan, Monster Hunter: World will only be available for PlayStation 4. A final open beta will be held on PlayStation 4 from January 18 to 22.




Watch the footage below.
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[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World adds Kirin[/FONT]
Published 56 mins ago. 6 comments.

Another Elder Dragon confirmed.

The Elder Dragon-type monster Kirin will appear in Monster Hunter: World as a huntable monster, a new TV spot for the game in Japan has revealed.


Monster Hunter: World is due out worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26, and for PC this fall. In Japan, Monster Hunter: World will only be available for PlayStation 4. A final open beta will be held on PlayStation 4 from January 18 to 22.




Watch the off-screen TV spot below.
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source: Gematsu

 

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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC
[FONT=&quot]Eight minutes of Monster Hunter: World ‘Rotten Vale’ gameplay[/FONT]
Published 18 hours ago. 12 comments.

Another lengthy video.

Following last week’s “Coral Highlands” gameplay, Capcom has released a nine-minute gameplay video of Monster Hunter: World showcasing the “Rotten Vale” area.




Monster Hunter: World is due out worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26, and for PC this fall. In Japan, Monster Hunter: World will only be available for PlayStation 4. A final open beta will be held on PlayStation 4 from January 18 to 22.




Watch the footage below.

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[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World Limited Edition PS4 Pro Bundle launches January 26 in North America and Europe[/FONT]
Published 16 hours ago. 36 comments.

Standalone Glacier White PlayStation 4 Pro also coming to North America.

Sony Interactive Entertainment will release the Monster Hunter: World Limited Edition PlayStation 4 Pro Bundle in North America and Europe, the company announced.
In North America, the system will cost $449.99 USD and be sold exclusively at GameStop on January 26 in “very limited quantities.” It includes a Monster Hunter: World-themed Jet Black PlayStation 4 Pro console and red DualShock 4 wireless controller, a physical copy of Monster Hunter: World, and digital content.
In Europe, Sony suggests you check your local retailer for availability, as the bundle is not exclusive to any particular store.
In related news, Sony Interactive Entertainment also announced that it will release the Glacier White PlayStation Pro for the first time as a standalone console in North America exclusively at GameStop at the end of January for $399.99 USD. In Canada, it will be available exclusively at EB Games for $499.99 CAD.

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source: Gematsu

 

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There are no plans to bring Monster Hunter: World to Nintendo Switch - January 21, 2018

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Monster Hunter: World With the success of Nintendo’s new portable/console hybrid, the Nintendo Switch, many are wondering if their favorite AAA games will make their way over to the platform. One of the games on that wishlist is the upcoming Monster Hunter: World.

The highly anticipated entry in the acclaimed Japanese franchise is releasing later this week on PS4 and Xbox One with a PC release later down the line but fans wonder if a Switch version is in the cards at some point.

Speaking with IGN, the game’s directors Kaname Fujioka and Yuya Tokuda shut down any plans for a Switch port in the foreseeable future due to the fact the console didn’t exist when they began development.

“We don’t have any plans for the Switch at the moment. Part of the reason is that the title has been in development for almost 4 years. At the time we had to commit to our hardware choices, we decided on using the most powerful current generation consoles available at the time, which was PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. So [the decision was made] before the Switch was even announced or on sale.”

It’s also because for every title we decide what the best fit for hardware is for the concept. We don’t just look at everything. It’s more like “if we want to achieve this kind of game concept, where’s the best place to achieve that?” and for this title the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One were the best fit for us.”


It sounds like the game may potentially be too big in scope for the Switch as well but who knows, developers are still unlocking all of the potential for the game so maybe we could see the JRPG come to console at a later date.

Monster Hunter: World comes to Xbox One and PS4 on January 26th, 2018.

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NEWS Capcom Explains (Again) Why Monster Hunter World Isn't Coming To Switch

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Monster Hunter World is shaping up to be pretty special indeed, but for Nintendo fans missing out on this blockbuster title it's something of a sore point - especially when you consider how the 3DS iterations of the series did so much to expand its core audience. Well all know that the game...Read more
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"We don’t have any plans for the Switch at the moment"



Monster Hunter World is shaping up to be pretty special indeed, but for Nintendo fans missing out on this blockbuster title it's something of a sore point - especially when you consider how the 3DS iterations of the series did so much to expand its core audience.
Well all know that the game isn't coming to Switch - Nintendo fans have been graced with Monster Hunter XX instead - but at least Capcom has an excuse. A while back, co-director Kaname Fujioka stated that his team's aim was to make the best Monster Hunter for PS4 and Xbox One, and now Fujioka - alongside fellow director Yuya Tokuda - has offered another (similar) reason:

We don’t have any plans for the Switch at the moment. Part of the reason is that the title has been in development for almost 4 years. At the time we had to commit to our hardware choices, we decided on using the most powerful current generation consoles available at the time, which was Playstation 4 and Xbox One. So [the decision was made] before the Switch was even announced or on sale.
It’s also because for every title we decide what the best fit for hardware is for the concept. We don’t just look at everything. It’s more like ‘if we want to achieve this kind of game concept, where’s the best place to achieve that?’ and for this title the Playstation 4 and Xbox One were the best fit for us.
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That's a fair comment - if a game enters development for a target platform many years before another (technically weaker) system is announced and revealed, it's hardly fair to expect it to be ported over right away - especially when you consider that Monster Hunter world is an ambitious outing which pushes Sony and Microsoft's consoles to their respective limits.


However, when you see the way other companies have scaled their software for Switch - such as Rocket League and DOOM - one does wonder if Capcom's decision to bypass what could potentially be the biggest platform for Monster Hunter World is a wise one.


We assume that Capcom will eventually give Switch owners a "proper" Monster Hunter game in the fullness of time, but will it be World or an entirely fresh outing? Let us know your thoughts with a comment.
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Monster Hunter: World day one update detailed; Trophies/Achievement revealed- January 22, 2018


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Bringing Monster Hunter World to the West! - Electric Playground Interview[FONT=Roboto !important]
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[FONT=Roboto !important]Monster Hunter World is almost here! To learn more about the game, Victor Lucas catches up with his pal John Ricciardi, who worked on the localization for the new game, [/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Roboto !important]Victor Lucas catches up with his pal John Ricciardi, who worked on the localization for the new game, as well as countless other big titles! [/FONT]​

source: EPN.tv

 

[Lily Adler]

It's getting great reviews and I wanna play it. I do feel bad it's not on the Switch, but I have a Gaming PC for a reason.

 

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Top, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World shipments and digital sales top five million[/FONT]
Published 19 hours ago. 217 comments.

Monster Hunter series sales top 45 million units.

Total worldwide shipments and digital download sales for Monster Hunter: World have exceeded five million, Capcom announced. The game launched for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26 (the Xbox One version is only available in North America and Europe). A PC version is due out this fall.




Since the first Monster Hunter title debuted 14 years ago in 2004, the series has cumulatively sold more than 45 million units worldwide.
Here is an overview of Monster Hunter: World and its upcoming plans, via Capcom:

Monster Hunter: World is the latest entry in the series and is the first new Monster Hunter title for home consoles in nine years. Players step into the role of a researcher, whose team travels to an unexplored, new continent and become hunters. This game offers significant innovations to the series, including seamless transitions between map areas as well as smooth, on-the-fly actions, displayed damage points dealt to monsters, and the ability to join mid-quest when playing online.



What’s more, in order to further build upon its fan base both in Japan and in markets overseas, this is the first title in the series to be given a global simultaneous launch. As a result, Monster Hunter: World has shipped five million units, the largest shipment a title in this series has achieved in the first three days following release. Capcom plans to support the sales growth of the title over the long term through a number of free downloadable updates, which will include additional monsters among other content.


Beginning in the spring of 2018 Capcom plans to hold qualifying events in seven areas across Japan leading up to the Monster Hunter: World Kariou Playoffs, which will determine the top hunter in the country. What’s more, Capcom will roll out further cross-industry initiatives to increase long-term brand value and capture an even wider fan base, such as with a Hollywood film adaptation of the series and the Monster Hunter: The Real attraction currently running at Universal Studios Japan.


Capcom remains firmly committed to satisfying the expectations of all users by leveraging its industry-leading game development capabilities in order to create highly entertaining gameplay experiences.
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source: Gematsu

 

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Monster Hunter: World May Add a Character Visual Editing Post-Creation If Fans Ask - January 29, 2018



Monster Hunter: World has recently hit the market and it has knocked it out of the park in reviews. One big compliment the game gets...Read more



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[Scarecrow_King]

Been thinking about picking this up. I've never played a MH game before, but several of my friends have this. And it's getting great reviews. Looks like something I'd enjoy, grinding and upgrading stuff.

 

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PlayStation 4, Xbox One
[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World version 1.05 update for PS4 and 1.0.0.10 update for Xbox One now available[/FONT]
Published 5 hours ago. 15 comments.

Fixes on fixes on fixes.

Capcom has released the version 1.05 update for the PlayStation 4 version of Monster Hunter: World and the 1.0.0.10 update for the Xbox One version.


Get the details below.

Squads (PlayStation 4)

• Fixed an issue where the error message “Failed to retrieve squad information. Please wait and try again.” would appear and squad features would not be usable. However, as a result of this fix, players who were affected by this bug will have all of their squad data reset. Additionally, players in squads whose squad leaders have their data reset will also see any affiliated data disappear the next time they log in. We apologize sincerely for the inconvenience, and ask that you reform squads or reinvite players whose data are lost.
• Fixed an issue where, rarely, uninvited non-squad members could join a Squad Online Session, or squad members could not join one of their own. Squad Online Sessions can still be joined by players outside of the squad via friend invite or Online Session ID search.

5 Million Celebration Item Pack

• Fixed an issue where some players could not claim the item pack “5 Million Celebration Item Pack”. The availability for this item pack has been extended to February 22, 23:59 (UTC).

Decorations

• Fixed an issue where, under certain conditions, decorations would be lost.
• Fixed an issue that occurred when selecting items with the “Sell Items” option (from the item box inside base camp tents) by hiding the decorations tab.

General Light Bowgun and Heavy Bowgun ammo changes

• Increased the power of Normal Ammo (1, 2, 3), Pierce Ammo (1, 2, 3), and all elemental ammo (except Dragon Ammo).
• Decreased the power of Slicing Ammo, and reduced the effect it has when hitting other players.
• Reduced the maximum number of Slashberries you can hold in your item pouch from 60 to 30. Players can still use any remaining extra Slashberries if they currently have more than 30 in their item pouch.

Elderseal

• Readjusted the Elderseal calculation for dragon pods.

Endemic Life

• Fixed an issue where information on endemic life would disappear from the Wildlife Map when moving about the field.

Quests

• Fixed an issue where the assignment “Flying Sparks: Tobi-Kadachi” would not appear on the quest board after departing on a different quest in the middle of speaking with the Chief Botanist just before the quest is first assigned.
• Fixed a rare bug that would cause players to lose control of their characters when completing a quest with certain start menu sub-menus open.

Xbox One matchmaking

• Our development team is also working tirelessly on pinpointing the issues with matchmaking on Xbox One. We apologize for the delay and appreciate your continued patience and support as we track down and solve these issues.

Monster Hunter: World is available now worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and will launch for PC this fall. In Japan, it is only available for PlayStation 4.
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[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World shipments and digital sales top six million[/FONT]
Published 2 hours ago. 68 comments.

Fastest Capcom title to ship six million units.

Total worldwide shipments and digital download sales for Monster Hunter: World have exceeded six million, Capcom announced.
Monster Hunter: World also set the record for the fastest Capcom title to ship six million units.


The latest Media Create software sales reveal that at least 1,591,356 units of the six million are retail sales of the PlayStation 4 version in Japan.


The game launched worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26 (the Xbox One version is only available in North America and Europe). A PC version is due out this fall.


Three days after its initial release, Capcom announced that total worldwide shipments and digital download sales for Monster Hunter: World exceeded five million.

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[FONT=&quot]Switch port of Monster Hunter: World would be ‘difficult,’ Capcom says February 14, 2018


The Monster Hunter: World devs say the game isn't an easy fit for Nintendo's latest console.
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[Scarecrow_King]

I've become a little obsessed with this game.

 

[Dugath]

Really like this game, crafting can be a little daunting. Especially if there is a part that is needed and I have no idea what it is. Hate having to resorting to google in order to craft.

Playing on the Xbox X. It looks great but I wish it did not look as washed out as it does., but other than that I am have great fun.

 

[Scarecrow_King]

Yeah, my one beef with the crafting is that it doesn't show ingredients that you haven't discovered yet. I get that they want to keep the mystery of future monsters there, but revealing the names is not going to hurt the reveal of the monsters very much.

Especially since many of them look pretty similar anyway...

 

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[FONT=&quot]Switch port of Monster Hunter: World would be ‘difficult,’ Capcom says February 14, 2018


The Monster Hunter: World devs say the game isn't an easy fit for Nintendo's latest console.
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got three articles one most's video the other's are partially written.


first here's EPN.tv's rundown fqallowing the quoted artile above both say there 's chance for this happening later (so there's still hope) ,just not now.

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[FONT=Roboto !important]Today in the Rundown, we have bad news for anyone waiting to play Monster Hunter World on the Nintendo Switch. We also get a new look at The Incredibles 2, [/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Roboto !important]have some heroic news about DC superhero shows, find out why Fox is delaying two of their biggest movies of the year, get a scary new perspective on The Evil Within 2, and finally, learn how Ubisoft is shaking up their entire development and release plans for years to come!


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[FONT=&quot]The Making of Monster Hunter: World Part Four: Taking On The World[/FONT]
Published 16 hours ago. 1 comment.

A truly global Monster Hunter.

Capcom has released part four in its “The Making of Monster Hunter: World” video documentary series.


Part four, dubbed “Taking On The World,” shares insight into the development team’s feelings on bringing the game to players for the first time, from playable demos at events around the world to the most localization languages ever for the Monster Hunter series.


If you missed them, catch up on the previous parts here: Part One: Concept, Part Two: Design, and Part Three: Craft.





Watch the video below.
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[FONT=&quot]Monster Hunter: World version 1.06 update for PS4 and 1.0.0.11 update for Xbox One now available[/FONT]
Published 5 hours ago. 6 comments.

Slashberries and Squads.

Capcom has released the version 1.06 update for the PlayStation 4 version of Monster Hunter: World and the 1.0.0.11 update for the Xbox One version.




Get the details below.

PlayStation 4 and Xbox One:

• Fixed an issue that occurred when hunters had 31 or more Slashberries in their item pouch at the time of the last update (PS4 v1.05 / Xbox One v1.0.0.10) where the maximum number of Slashberries a hunter can hold in their item pouch was reduced from 60 to 30. This update will move any Slashberries exceeding 30 in your item pouch to your item box.
• Made additional fixes to an issue fixed in the last update (

Xbox One:

• Readjusted the search algorithm when searching for another player’s session to join.

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Monster Hunter: World is available now worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. In Japan, it is only available for PlayStation 4. It is due out for PC this fall.

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