Summary
- The hype for Monster Hunter Wilds is real, and gamers are currently going through the beta ahead of its February release.
- That said, when the game does release, players will only be able to edit their Hunter or Palico once for free.
- After that, additional edits will presumably cost a small fee, similar to other modern Monster Hunter games.
Just 18 days separate gamers 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:from the next major February release, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Monster Hunter Wilds. Originally 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:unveiled in 2023 at The Game Awards, Wilds is the next big entry in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Capcom's popular action RPG series.
Currently, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the g﷽ame is in its second beta testing 🔯phase, and Capcom recently confirmed that it will be extending the second week of the beta by an additional 24 hours, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:on♓ account of PSN 👍being down over the weekend.
That said, in more unfortunate news, it appears that the next Monster Hunter game is continuing a rather troubling tren✅d — charging for the ability to edit you🧜r character.
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, a recent tweet indicates that players will be granted onℱe free token to edit their Hunter and an additional free token to edit their Palꦬico.
It's unclear exactly how much it will cost to edit your character afte🌊r that, but if p𝐆ast Monster Hunter titles are any indication, it should run players around $2.99 for a single edit voucher.
It's a rather unfortunate trend that has impacted players of the most recent MH games. , with Ri𝓀se, as well as the Iceborne expansion pack also fol🌃lowing suit. .
In🎶 other words, it's almost assuredly par for the course when it comes to the modern Monster Hunter experience. Still, that hasn't precluded fans of the franchise from calling out the practice. “Why not just let players make their characters the way they want?” . “To make that extremely limited is just nonsensical.” They're not wrong, but that's just the reality we live in.
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