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Monster Hunter Wilds: Beta Bugs, Map Size, and Gameplay Enhancements

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Source: Video Games Chronicle
Monster Hunter Wilds: Beta Bugs, Map Size, and Gameplay Enhancements
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The director of Monster Hunter Wilds, Yuya Tokuda, confirmed that the frequent movement of monsters in the game's open beta was due to a bug, not a design choice. This issue, which caused frustration among players, has been fixed for the final release. The game, set to launch on February 28, will also feature improved performance and refined monster behavior compared to the beta version.

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