Monster Hunter Wilds Patch Update Corrects Known In-Game Issues

Monster Hunter Wilds Patch Update Corrects Known In-Game Issues
Monster Hunter: World. Source: Capcom
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Key points
  1. Monster Hunter Wilds received a patch update on March 10. 
  2. The update allows players to watch their character eat. 
  3. Capcom outlined more known issues, likely addressing them in the next patch update. 

On March 10, Monster Hunter Wilds received its ver.1.000.05.00 update, correcting in-game bugs that were prevalent across platforms – thereby creating a more seamless gameplay experience. No PC optimization fixes were added in the update.

One of the most notable changes was allowing players to “Grill a Meal” and access “Ingredient Center” features, which are iconic gameplay elements that hunters have grown accustomed to. 

Here are all the issues that have been addressed: 

  • The “Grill a Meal” and “Ingredient Center” features cannot be unlocked even after meeting the progress criteria.
  • When heading to Azuz during Main Mission: Chapter 2-1 “Toward Fervent Fields,” players keep falling through the map.
  • The Monster Field Guide cannot be accessed.
  • During Main Mission: Chapter 5-2 “A World Turned Upside Down,” an NPC may not appear, preventing further progression.
  • At the Smithy, an issue may occur where tutorials are repeatedly shown, disabling certain options in the menu.
  • When guarding a monster’s attack with a lance using Power Guard under certain conditions, the weapon flashes in red but the effect is not activated
  • When using a mantle, a Weapon Equipment Skill may mistakenly be activated.
  • Some effects may be displayed continuously when using certain skills, such as Peak Performance and Self-Improvement.
  • When successfully preforming an Offset Attack with the Insect Glaive’s Descending Slash under certain conditions, the hunter freezes and becomes unresponsive to any controls.
  • Addressed issues that occurred under certain conditions with screen rendering and causing force quits.
  • The Meal Invitation feature at Azuz and Sild does not unlock on some occasions.
  • A notification or an Environment Overview Update may show that you have received a Meal Invitation when it is not available. (Some mitigation measures have been implemented.)
  • An issue occurring when using Equipment Loadout, causing decorations to be removed from equipment, Bowgun Customization being reverted to default, and Kinsects reverting to the initial rarity.
  • When cutting off monster parts, the parts change into a monster part from a different monster.
  • Gravios does not gain resistance to flinches after breaking its parts. (Gravios’s resistance has also been slightly adjusted in Ver. 1.000.05.00.)
  • An issue which may cause crashes or some monsters to act strangely under certain situations.
  • Some skills are unintentionally activated under certain conditions.
  • Some items/rewards can be obtained repeatedly under certain conditions.
  • When trying to catch a fish with a capture net, the fishes nearby do not swim away from the fishing spot.
  • Some environmental features such as floating rubbles can be activated multiple times.
  • During Main Mission: Chapter 5-2 “The Root Cause,” the hunter becomes unresponsive to some controls when talking to a certain NPC.
  • Palico’s support move “Attract Vigorwasps” may cause the hunter to become unresponsive to some controls.
  • When scrolling through the quest list, only the first 20 quests are displayed correctly.
  • An issue which may cause the game to forcefully shut down when starting a game with saved data that encountered a force quit.

In addition to the fixed changes, Capcom also laid out known issues that they will address in a future patch: 

  • A network error occurs when firing an SOS flare right after a quest begins.
  • Link Members are not prioritized over other players and may not appear in some places including Base Camps.
  • Palico’s attacks with blunt weapons do not inflict stun and exhaust damages.
  • Hunter Profile cannot be edited properly on some occasions.
  • Some side missions cannot be completed under certain situations.

Monster Hunter Wilds is Capcom’s fastest selling title in history – achieving 8.1 million copies sold in January 2025. The game sold 3 million copies within the first three days of launch, surpassing the previous record set by Monster Hunter World during its debut.

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