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For quite some time, Capcom has been a prominent figure in the world of monster hunting, just like long-time Monster Hunter enthusiasts. Consequently, there are numerous diverse expectations and viewpoints regarding its adherence to the series formula. In our Monster Hunter Wilds review, we’ve labeled it as “superior monster combat,” but have also pointed out that its wilderness could be slightly overly simplified in comparison to the franchise’s past. However, there is a wealth of additional thoughts to share about it, as well as an abundance of guidance on how to effortlessly progress through the Hunter’s Guild ranks.

In one of my role-plays, I’m a thoughtful, deliberate sorcerer. Mature, compassionate, content with his circumstances, and striving for harmony in all things. On another occasion, I can be quite arrogant. I strictly enforce the Aedyrean Empire’s rules with a firm hand – or more precisely, a golden pistol and magical tome – and I often make snide comments towards anyone passing by, trying to use as much sarcasm as possible. Both experiences are enjoyable, but recreating the latter in any other game is extremely challenging.

Upon encountering the Guardian Ebony Odogaron monster in Monster Hunter World, you might sustain injuries that bleed. Here’s how to manage these wounds and prevent future bleeding:

1. Use a First Aid Spray or Dung Balls to stop the bleeding immediately.
2. Consume a Max Potion or Mega Potion to heal and stop any active bleeding.
3. Equip armor with high Affinity, Defense, or Health Boost skills to reduce the likelihood of being injured.
4. Learn and master the monster’s attack patterns to dodge its attacks effectively.
5. Utilize defensive skills like Evade Extender, Agility Charm, or Agitator to dodge more efficiently and minimize damage.
6. Always keep a well-stocked inventory of healing items on hand for emergencies.

Initially, Capcom unveiled the free expansion for Monster Hunter Wilds, featuring Mizutsune, on February 12, hinting at its Spring 2025 release. The teaser trailer further suggested additional updates and event quests, without disclosing their details. Fortunately, players didn’t have to wait long to get more information, as the developers clarified certain aspects before the game’s full launch.

It’s not just the stunning visuals and overall layout of KCD2 that captivate players; instead, it’s frequently the tiny nuances within the game that truly immerse them.