After a seven-year gap since the last major installment in the franchise, Monster Hunter Worlds has officially arrived. This long-anticipated sequel preserves key aspects that have endeared the series to fans, such as potent weapons, armor sets, and of course, colossal monsters to track and vanquish.
If you’re one of the many players yet to obtain a game code, as we’ve got close to a million on Steam, you’ll have to purchase one of the three Power Supply Units (PSUs) listed below:
1. [Power Supply Unit 1]
2. [Power Supply Unit 2]
3. [Power Supply Unit 3]
On X, Bungie has announced the following nerfs for Destiny 2 Heresy Act 2 via Destiny2Team:
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In contrast to larger melee weapons like the Great Sword or Long Sword, the Sword and Shield offer two key advantages: the utility of the shield and your agility while using it. The shield provides you with unique special attacks in addition to a defense mechanism, while simultaneously making you quicker and capable of delivering attacks more rapidly. Here’s a comprehensive guide on mastering the Sword and Shield in Monster Hunter Wilds.
In Monster Hunter Wilds, the Alpha Doshaguma is one of the early monsters you’ll encounter. Your quest in the game’s opening chapter involves hunting this monster. Unlike the regular Doshagumas roaming around, the Alpha Doshaguma is significantly larger and more aggressive. Essentially, it’s a more enraged and powerful version of the Doshaguma, ready to attack you as soon as it spots you.
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In your game progression after completing Chapter 1-5, you have the opportunity to personalize both the appearance and name of your Seikret. This is where you’ll encounter Nona, who can also customize your Seikret for you. You can perform this customization at a region’s main base or even in a camp you set up in different areas. Locate the tent, then look for the icon on the far right that resembles a head; this is the Appearance Menu. Choose the “Seikret Customization” option to begin making adjustments.
To catch a monster, you’ll require a Shock Trap or Pitfall Trap, and at least two Tranquilizing Bombs (or their equivalents). To set the trap, attack the monster until a skull icon appears above it on your mini-map. Then, position a Shock Trap on the ground so the monster walks onto it or touches it. After it’s trapped, aim and toss two Tranquilizing Bombs at its head.
Of course, one might ponder, what additional feats will it conquer next? It’s already broken into the elite group of top ten all-time records, yet it seems like it’s merely warming up for more.