Monster Hunter Wilds Teases Upcoming Event Quests

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So, here’s the deal with Monster Hunter Wilds, a game that’s been kind of a big thing since it dropped earlier this year. I mean, if you’re into the whole hunting giant beasts gig, this one’s worth a look. It’s like they’ve polished up the old formula with some shiny new bells and whistles. Beginners? Yeah, they haven’t forgotten about you—there’s this Focus mode with auto-targeting, making it all way less of a hassle.

Anyway—right, there are two shiny events coming up. Limited-time stuff, so don’t snooze on it. Since the game’s launch, they’ve been tossing out free Title Updates left and right. More cool things like Layered Weapons and game modes—keeps the whole place alive. Every week, there are new events passing through like your weird uncle’s awkward holiday visits. Keeps things fresh. Or sometimes stale, but that’s just me.

Oh man, almost forgot, there was a Twitter spill about new events. They run from July 8 to 22. So, one’s this 6-star Event Quest, “An Inferno Laid Bare.” Sounds like a wild ride, right? You need to be HR 31 or higher. You can snag some materials to make a Pinion Necklace α or, get this, a shirtless chest armor for your character. I know, priorities. And don’t leave your Palico buddy out; they get a new body armor too.

Then there’s “Fleeting Bubbles,” a 5-star Challenge where you take down a Mizutsune. It’s all about the timing, the faster the better, apparently. Oh, and you get exclusive pendants. Fancy stuff.

Challenge Quests are their own beast—no meal effects or Palico pals to back you up. Kind of like when you go camping and forget bug spray. It’s just you out there, fending off mosquitoes. Rewards, they say, come a week or two after. Gives me serious Christmas vibes, waiting for surprises.

These Event Quests are neat, ’cause honestly, even if you’re hooked, the crafting and all that can start feeling like leftover pizza after a while. Yeah, it’ll fill you up, but you might crave something fresher. Capcom’s trying to keep things buzzing, and hey, maybe invite back the folks who strayed off the trail. Only time will tell, right?

And there you have it, the Monster Hunter scoop. Ends like an over-zested lemon—but that’s kind of the charm of it.