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In Monster Hunter Wilds, you can set up teams or participate in existing ones, which are often referred to as clans or guilds in other games. Here’s a guide on how to form groups and join others within this game, along with some advantages of belonging to a team:

1. Forming a Squad: To create your squad, first, open the game’s menu, then navigate to the “Squad” or “Guild” section (depending on the terminology used in your region). From there, you can input a unique name for your team and set the required rank and password if desired. Once you’ve created your squad, invite friends or other players to join by sharing the squad code.

2. Joining a Squad: To join an existing squad, navigate to the “Squad” or “Guild” section in the game’s menu and select the “Join Squad” option. Here, you can enter the squad code provided by the team leader or search for open squads based on their name or rank. Keep in mind that some squads may require a password before allowing new members to join.

3. Benefits of Being in a Squad: Being part of a squad provides numerous advantages such as increased communication, collaboration during hunts, and the ability to share resources more easily. Additionally, squads often have their own unique quests or events that are exclusive to team members, making it an enjoyable experience for both new and experienced players.

In the thrilling world of Monster Hunter Wilds, I’ve come to know Active Events as dynamic elements that can significantly alter specific zones or locales. You can spot these events when you zoom into a location on your world map, where they are neatly detailed in the Environment Overview. These Active Events hint at shifts within the region that could impact my gaming strategy, such as an increase in heat that might necessitate me carrying a Cool Drink along.