Capcom has rolled out a significant update for Monster Hunter Wilds, primarily addressing a range of frustrating bugs that have affected equipment customization and the collection of monster parts. The full patch notes for Version 1.000.05.00 are detailed below.
Since its launch at the end of February, Monster Hunter Wilds has impressively sold over 8 million copies. While the game has been well-received, players encountered various issues that hindered their hunting experience. Although a substantial content addition is slated for Title Update 1 next month, the current update provides important fixes.
Key improvements in this patch include the resolution of a glitch where cut-off monster parts would inadvertently transform into parts from different monsters, and fixes for problems that would reverse equipment customization changes in the Equipment Loadout menu.
However, Capcom acknowledged additional issues that will not be addressed in the upcoming patch, which include:
– Network errors occurring when firing an SOS flare right at quest commencement.
– Link Members not being prioritized over other players or appearing in specific locations, including Base Camps.
– Palicos with blunt weapon attacks not inflicting stun or exhaustion.
– Hunter Profiles failing to edit properly on certain occasions.
Monster Hunter Wilds is currently available for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
### Monster Hunter Wilds 1.000.05.00 Patch Notes
– “Grill a Meal” and “Ingredient Center” features remain locked despite meeting progress criteria.
– Players fall through the map while heading to Azuz during Main Mission: Chapter 2-1 “Toward Fervent Fields.”
– The Monster Field Guide is inaccessible.
– An NPC may not appear during Main Mission: Chapter 5-2 “A World Turned Upside Down,” hindering progression.
– Repeated tutorials at the Smithy may limit menu options.
– Power Guard with a lance does not activate even when the weapon flashes in red.
– An Equipment Skill may unintentionally activate when using a mantle.
– Continuous display of effects with certain skills, such as Peak Performance and Self-Improvement.
– Insect Glaive’s Offset Attack may lead to unresponsiveness under specific conditions.
– Screen rendering issues leading to force quits have been addressed.
– Meal Invitation features at Azuz and Sild may not unlock occasionally.
– False notifications regarding Meal Invitations have been mitigated.
– Problems in Equipment Loadout where decorations are removed and Bowgun customization reverts to default have been resolved.
– Cut-off monster parts changing into parts from a different monster has been fixed.
– Gravios’s resistance adjustments have been made, particularly in relation to flinching after breaking its parts.
– Crashes or irregular monster behaviors may still occur under certain circumstances.
– Unintended skill activations are still possible under specific conditions.
– Some items/rewards may be repetitively obtainable under certain conditions.
– Nearby fish do not flee when attempting to catch fish with a capture net.
– Floating rubble may activate multiple times.
– Unresponsiveness during dialogue with certain NPCs in Main Mission: Chapter 5-2 “The Root Cause.”
– The support move “Attract Vigorwasps” from Palicos may cause control unresponsiveness.
– Only the first 20 quests are displayed correctly when scrolling through the quest list.
– The game may forcibly shut down when starting with saved data that experienced a force quit.
