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For years now, fans of Monster Hunter have been eagerly requesting a dedicated Photo Mode since the launch of Monster Hunter World. Although some creative mods were developed on PC to incorporate “free-cam” and Photo Mode, Capcom didn’t officially include it in the game. In Monster Hunter Rise, Capcom introduced a Photo Mode to the series, albeit with numerous limitations; for instance, you can’t pause the game while using it, which somewhat diminishes its purpose. However, with Monster Hunter Wilds, Capcom has finally rolled out a fully operational Photo Mode that can even be utilized during combat, pausing the action when needed.

In Monster Hunter World and its subsequent installments, such as Monster Hunter Wilds, mounting monsters is an effective strategy to inflict extra damage and cause wounds at the onset of any confrontation. This tactic was first introduced in Monster Hunter World, and it enables players to strike a monster before it can fully react, usually causing a stun or stagger. However, mastering the art of mounting can be tricky, particularly in Monster Hunter Wilds.

As a seasoned Monster Hunter gamer, I can confidently say that wielding the mighty Great Sword feels like holding a force of nature in my hands. Whether you’re playing the original game or Monster Hunter Wilds, this weapon type is undeniably one of the most potent. However, in Wilds, the Great Sword has received some serious upgrades that make it downright formidable compared to its previous versions.

The Heavy Bowgun in Monster Hunter Worlds has an additional firing mode called Ignition Mode. This feature enables you to discharge two unique ammo types, Wyvernheart and Wyverncounter. Furthermore, it offers all the regular ammo types and a guarding mechanism. While not as complex as the Insect Glaive, if you assumed the Heavy Bowgun was just a matter of pointing and shooting, you’d be mistaken. Here’s how to handle the Heavy Bowgun effectively in Monster Hunter Worlds.

In the game ‘Monster Hunter Wilds’, there are three main types of ingredients used for cooking: Rations, Extra Ingredients, and Final Enhancements.

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In the vibrant realm of Monster Hunter Wilds, life abounds in all shapes and sizes – from peaceful plant-eaters to awe-inspiring beasts capable of shaping their surroundings. For those seeking insight into the game’s most dangerous inhabitants, capable of reducing you to a tasty red sauce, here’s a rundown of the eight deadliest creatures you might encounter.

In Monster Hunter Wilds, the most effective weapons at present are ones that deliver high damage quickly and can capitalize on the offset attack system. Weapons boasting strong counter moves and steady damage performance have become popular, whereas those with issues related to mobility or intricate setup requirements typically rank lower.

Here’s a guide on how to equip two weapons in Monster Hunter Wilds.

In my gaming adventure, I stumbled upon the Grand Escunite nestled within the underwater lair of the eighth region in the Scarlet Forest. If this place seems vaguely familiar, it’s likely because you may recall venturing into this zone to nab Kanya’s Goldenfish during her second quest—unless, of course, you chanced upon one somewhere else entirely. For those who haven’t been here before, the journey begins at the base camp and leads you deep into the forest, where you must brave the waterfall and venture into the hidden cave that lies beyond it.