Monster Hunter Wilds Day 1 Patch Drops – It’s Huge and Full of Surprises!

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The highly anticipated Monster Hunter Wilds is all set to debut on February 28th, marking the largest release in the series so far. Players worldwide have been eagerly counting down the days since Capcom announced their next installment in the Monster Hunter franchise. Two open betas held by the company have only intensified the excitement. Moreover, with the review embargo lifted, early reviews for Monster Hunter Wilds are overwhelmingly positive, scoring exceptionally well. Even though the game hasn’t been released yet, preloading is now available for various platforms. Additionally, the first update has already rolled out, leaving players taken aback by its substantial size. As of now, there aren’t any patch notes available for this initial update.

As a thrilled Monster Hunter World: Iceborne enthusiast, I’m excited to share that the Day 1 patch for my cherished game has just dropped, exclusively for PlayStation 5 at this moment. To avoid any potential delays on release day, it’s wise to kick off the download right away if you’ve preloaded the game. Otherwise, be prepared to possibly wait a bit longer!

The update for “Monster Hunter Rise” on PlayStation 5, which is approximately 18GB, has left many players curious about its contents on the first day. Since early review copies lacked high-resolution textures, it’s speculated that this day one patch may include these improvements. Given the size of these textures, such a theory seems reasonable.

The recent Monster Hunter Wilds update introduces Balance Mode and an upgrade for PlayStation 5 Pro users. This brings the game from version 1.0 to 1.000.020, marking it as a relatively minor update in comparison to what’s to come. As time passes, further updates will introduce new content and fix any issues with the game.

Capcom hasn’t disclosed the details for the 1.000.020 update yet, keeping fans speculating. However, they might reveal the official information later on, perhaps even on the game’s launch day. Since Capcom has been open about sharing updates and their focus on improving performance and fixing issues with Monster Hunter Rise in the past, it won’t be long before we get a look at these patch notes.

It’s highly probable that we’ll see multiple updates for Monster Hunter Wilds in the future. The fans should anticipate further developments in the game as days pass, and Capcom has already hinted at DLC. Notably, both Monster Hunter World and Monster Hunter Rise have received additional content after their release, so it’s reasonable to expect Monster Hunter Wilds will follow suit.

In the latest edition, Monster Hunter Wilds, you’ll encounter numerous fresh elements and a vast, unexplored realm. Both familiar and brand-new monsters await your hunt, creating a diverse lineup. For those new to the series, this installment is designed to be more accessible, allowing for a swift entry into the gameplay and a smooth learning curve.

As a thrilled fan, I’m excited to share that Monster Hunter Rise is making a grand entrance on multiple platforms – PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S! This cross-play feature allows us gamers to hunt monsters together, regardless of the platform we choose. If you’re ready to dive into this action-packed adventure, the Standard Edition is available for $69.99. However, if you want a bit more bang for your buck, there are higher priced editions that come packed with additional content.

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2025-02-25 18:09