Kingdom Come presented a unique gaming experience. Its combat system, lock-picking mechanisms, and the frustrating moment when an hour’s progress vanished due to forgetting to save before being overwhelmed by Cumans – these were frequent trials of endurance. More times than not, sheer determination was the driving force keeping me engaged.
Monster Hunter Wilds, generally well-received by both players and critics, faced a significant criticism: it wasn’t challenging enough. But with Title Update 1, developer Capcom appears to have addressed this issue head-on, introducing what is arguably the toughest monster in the game – Zoh Shia. Although we got a glimpse of its abilities in Low Rank, High Rank is where Zoh Shia truly outperforms, offering a blend of spectacle and intense difficulty. Moreover, the High Rank version now comes with its unique armor set and weapons for crafting. With the right strategy and lots of perseverance, you can conquer the guardian of the Dragontorch.
To start with, this significant update introduces fresh monsters, new questlines, a brand new multiplayer area, and additional features, enticing former players to rejoin the world of monster annihilation. Judging by the swift collapse of Wilds’ servers after the release of the update, we are convinced that it has been successful.
On April 4, it’s being reported across platforms that the servers for Monster Hunter Wilds are experiencing downtime and connection problems, leading to difficulties for players.
Following the rollout of the latest update, Capcom has made it clear they will take a firm stance against cheaters moving forward. In other words, the studio intends to severely penalize those who use unauthorized software or tactics to gain an unfair advantage in their games.