As Capcom's fastest-selling action RPG, Monster Hunter Wilds is still hot, and with the release of the long-awaited Title Update 1, MHW has reached a new height of discussion.
Along with the heat comes some minor changes. Recently, Capcom announced a major overhaul of the way Challenge Quests and Free Challenge Quests work in the game - players can get Challenge Quest Rewards without ranking on Leaderboard.
Title Update 1 brings a lot of new content to MHW, the most impressive of which, in addition to the new monster Mizutsune, is the launch of Grand Hub, where players can better socialize and participate in various mini-games, and can also show their Monster Hunter Wilds Items.
But now, the game is about to usher in another significant and immediate change. Capcom recently stated that Monster Hunter Wilds will temporarily cancel the mechanism of obtaining Challenge Quest and Free Challenge Quest rewards through specific leaderboard ranking. Instead, players only need to complete the specified mission objectives or reach a specific time to unlock rewards. The official has not yet disclosed the specific reason for making this change.
In order to cooperate with the implementation of this new mechanism. The developer said that the anti-cheating mechanism will be strengthened and severely punished in the future. Capcom will strictly review the leaderboard ranking of competition quests, find out those accounts that cheat to get ahead and suspend or ban them. Therefore, the event rewards related to the quests obtained by players during this period will be issued to players after a review period of one to two weeks.
Many players understand this, after all, everyone wants to create a more fair and friendly MH Wilds game atmosphere. Although the completing event quests prepared by Monster Hunter Wilds for players are very pleasing, I still hope that everyone can get them in a fair and just way!