Players of Monster Hunter Wilds Long for Key Feature from World

Monster Hunter Wilds has fans buzzing with anticipation, as many hope to see a return of beloved features from the Astera hub of Monster Hunter: World in the upcoming Title Update 1. Players fondly recall the utility Astera offered, especially the ability to showcase captured monsters at the base camp, a feature they dearly miss. There’s a steady demand for the revival of player housing, allowing gamers to have a personal space to proudly display their trophies and captured creatures once again.

The excitement surrounding Monster Hunter Wilds isn’t without reason—it has soared to become Capcom’s fastest-selling title, capturing the hearts of players worldwide. As discussions heat up around the forthcoming Title Update 1, scheduled for a Twitch reveal on March 25 at 10 AM ET, anticipation builds. The update promises a look at the new monster Mizutsune among other thrilling additions lined up for April, although the exact release date remains under wraps.

Interestingly, a Reddit discussion led by user AdviseRequired reignited nostalgia for Astera. While some see these sentiments through rose-tinted glasses, due to Astera’s sometimes criticized layout, there’s no denying the hope among players to see captured monsters integrated into Monster Hunter Wilds. The conversation highlighted that it wasn’t just the location, but rather the practical features of Astera that are missed.

There’s a glimmer of hope that the Title Update might fulfill some of these wishes. Rumor has it the update could introduce a multiplayer hub where players can gather. While unconfirmed, there’s a buzz that Capcom might reintroduce player homes, providing a space to display achievements and captured life forms—echoing Astera’s charm and functionality.

Even though Monster Hunter Wilds hasn’t yet incorporated all the cherished elements of its predecessor, there’s optimism that these favorites could find a place in future updates. Fans recently drew parallels between the famed elder dragon, Fatalis, and the new Zoh Shia, even speculating Zoh Shia could be a guardian version of the iconic creature. Such connections underscore the franchise’s rich history and the community’s hope for continuity. Overall, despite a few grumbles about missing features, the future of Monster Hunter Wilds looks promising, keeping fans eager for what’s next.