Releasing with a rocky launch, Monster Hunter Wilds has a patch that should fix most players' issues. As the highly anticipated new entry into the Monster Hunter franchise, this title has been on gamers' radars for some time now. With new locations, monsters, and a story to uncover, this title, in many ways, remains just as incredible as its predecessors.
As shared on Capcom's support page, the team has announced that many in-game issues have now been fixed. Despite many of them being in-game bugs, the biggest change tackles the performance overall: "Addressed issues that occurred under certain conditions with screen rendering and causing force quits." This huge fix should now make the game playable for most, when previously a lot of players were unable to enjoy the title at launch.
After releasing to mixed reviews on Steam, Capcom quickly looked to tackle the game's plethora of issues for players. As players primarily struggled to even enjoy the game due to constant crashes and stutters, the game immediately found itself met with plenty of critiques. But Capcom's new fix with screen rendering should improve things for a wide range of gamers, making the game playable as intended. While...
