In *Monster Hunter Wilds’* Forbidden Lands, seasons and weather are more than just visual flair; they're dynamic gameplay elements. The game's two main seasons, Fallow and Plenty, dramatically alter the environment and monster behavior. Let's explore these impactful seasonal shifts.
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The Fallow season kicks things off, presenting a harsh, resource-scarce landscape with extreme weather. Monsters are aggressive, frequently clashing with each other. Plenty, in contrast, offers a warmer, more bountiful environment. Flora thrives, monsters are less hostile, and resources are abundant. This seasonal shift is a welcome change for both villagers and hunters alike.
Between these major seasons, brief but intense weather events, called Inclemency, occur. These periods heighten weather effects and often serve as the stage for epic battles against Apex Predators. For instance, the Sandtide, a fierce lightning-filled sandstorm, sets the scene for a challenging fight against the Alpha Doshaguma in the Pinnacle of the Pack assignment. Expect more unique weather encounters during your Apex Predator hunts.
How to Check Seasons and Weather in *Monster Hunter Wilds*
Monitoring the current season and weather is easy. The HUD's bottom-left corner displays icons indicating the time of day and season. For a more detailed overview, open your map and access the Environment Overview; this provides comprehensive information on the current conditions.
Optional Quests also feature pre-set times of day and seasons. When undertaking these quests, you'll temporarily experience the specified environment, regardless of the current season in the main game.
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How to Change Seasons and Weather in *Monster Hunter Wilds*
Given the significant impact of seasons on the environment and monster behavior, you might prefer one season over the other for specific hunting strategies. Fortunately, you can manipulate the in-game weather. To do so, pitch your tent, access the BBQ Menu, select "Rest," and adjust the desired Environment and Time before your hunter wakes up.
Keep in mind that resting comes with a 300 Guild Point cost and is only available to High-Rank Hunters. Additionally, you cannot rest during an active quest.
That's a comprehensive overview of seasons and weather in *Monster Hunter Wilds*. Enjoy adapting your hunts to the ever-changing conditions!
*Monster Hunter Wilds is available now on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.*
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