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So, guess what? We finally got the skinny on Title Update 2 for Monster Hunter Wilds. Capcom went all out during the June Spotlight showcase—you know, making sure we got all the deets. Kinda like when you cram before an exam and hope you remember it all the next day… or not.
Anyway, first things first, the update’s dropping on Monday, June 30. Mark your calendars, folks! But, heads up, there’ll be some downtime for maintenance. So, expect some twiddling of thumbs while servers breathe in, breathe out.
Now, about what’s in this beast of an update. The big kahuna: new monsters. Yep, Lagiacrus and Seregios are joining the party. I mean, who doesn’t love new beasts to hunt, right? Lagiacrus is bringing underwater combat with it. Which is… kind of exciting, I guess? You’ll need to finish A World Turned Upside Down and the Forest Doshaguma thing at Hunter Rank 31 to get in on this action, though. Seregios needs you to do the same dance. Both critters come with shiny new armor sets. Ooh, shiny.
Oh, and don’t even get me started on the Tempered versions. They’re like the regular ones but on mega steroids, or something. They hang around HR 41, FYI.
Then there’s this Arch-tempered Uth Duna showing up late to the party, like fashionably late on July 30. Available at HR 50. It’s a special event quest, so don’t snooze on that.
Now, crafting? We’ve got layered weapons in TU2. Ever wanted your weapon to look fab while keeping its killer stats? Now it can. You gotta craft the end weapon in any tree first, though. Rules are rules.
Plus, there’s random stuff like switching up your handler to Erik from Alma. Because sometimes change is good or… maybe not? Who knows!
Festival of Accord: Flamefete will be a thing soon, July 23 to August 6, to be exact. Seasonal whatchamacallits with new armor and pretty decorations. Like sprucing up your digs before the parents visit.
Capcom’s planning to bring Title Update 3 in September. And yes, more monsters and fun shenanigans.
Let’s be real; Wilds has had a bumpy ride lately. Steam reviews aren’t exactly raving right now, which is putting it mildly. But hey, maybe TU2 will turn things around? Cross your fingers and hope for the best. Or don’t. Up to you.