Monster Hunter Wilds Patch Finally Fixes Crashing Issues and More!

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Summary

  • Patch 1.010.01.00 for Monster Hunter Wilds fixes several bugs causing game crashes.
  • It also fixes Palicoes not riding Seikret in some scenes, certain gestures causing issues with player movement, and more.
  • Capcom continues to update and add new content to Monster Hunter Wilds, with free seasonal events and paid DLC on the way.

As a devoted fan, I’m thrilled about the recent update, Patch 1.010.01.00 for Monster Hunter Wilds! This update has addressed numerous technical hiccups, including some pesky ones that were causing the game to unexpectedly shut down. With this latest patch, it’s clear that Capcom is diligently refining Monster Hunter Wilds, ensuring they iron out the most critical bugs before unveiling more captivating content in our beloved action RPG.

This year, “Monster Hunter Wilds” has emerged as one of Capcom’s top-performing games, combining commercial success with widespread critical praise. The majority of critics have lauded “Monster Hunter Wilds”, and the game currently boasts an average score of 89 on OpenCritic.

Currently, Capcom has rolled out an update for Monster Hunter Rise, named Patch 1.010.01.00, primarily focusing on squashing a few persistent bugs. This patch resolves some severe recurring issues, like the game freezing when interacting with Nata or Sekka for trade, or when players outfit their hunters in specific equipment before launching Monster Hunter Rise. Additionally, it addresses other significant problems such as Palamutes failing to ride Seikret in certain scenes, certain gestures affecting the hunter’s movement, allowing players to bring personal weapons to Arena Quests and Challenge Quests, and more. To apply this update, all players merely need to shut down Monster Hunter Rise, then restart it while connected online.

This bug-fixing modification follows closely behind the substantial Title Update 1 for Monster Hunter Wilds, which dropped in April earlier. The significant update enriched the game with additional content, including new weapons, armor, and quests; however, it also brought about a handful of issues, such as the game freezing when interacting with Nata and requesting Sekka.

Even though some issues remain unresolved, Monster Hunter Wilds has been an incredible best-seller. In less than a month, it managed to sell over 10 million units, making it Capcom’s fastest-selling game ever. The anticipation is high that Capcom will swiftly address any remaining glitches in the action RPG without delay.

Recently, Capcom unveiled additional details about the forthcoming content for Monster Hunter Rise. At that point, it was made clear that the game would see further updates and additions shortly, including a limited-time event called Festival of Accord: Blossomdance, running from April 22 to May 6. Title Update 2 is anticipated to drop during summer and will deliver additional content for the RPG. Furthermore, besides these free updates, Monster Hunter Rise is scheduled to offer a paid DLC this summer, featuring new cosmetics.

Monster Hunter Wilds Official Patch 1.010.01.00 Notes

Some currently known issues as of April 16, 2025:

  • An issue where players are unable to search for SOS Flare quests of a certain difficulty (★).
  • Certain SOS Flare quests are shown as “?????,” preventing players from joining the quest.
  • A cutscene is not added to the gallery even when players have proceeded through the story enough to unlock it.
  • The text for the Cosmetic DLC Pass is not displayed correctly in the Claim Content menu at the Support Desk. (PS5 only)
  • Some display issues may occur when clearing widgets from the Hunter Profile. *This issue will resolve by closing and going back into the “Edit Top Page Widgets” screen.

Issues that have been addressed in Ver. 1.010.01.00:

  • Trading items with Sekka through Nata at the Village Intermediary menu will cause the game to crash.
  • Powercharm and Armorcharm are unintentionally added to the item pouch when bringing these two items to an Arena Quest.
  • The voice pitch settings for both the hunter and Palico are not reflected properly in certain scenes. (Xbox Series X|S only)
  • Players can bring their own weapons to the Arena Quests and Challenge Quests on some occasions.
  • If the hunter is equipped with certain gears, game may crash upon launch, such as when the network is being initialized.
  • Players are unable to redo the assignment for Mizutsune on some occasions.
  • Certain gestures may cause issues with the hunter’s movements/actions.
  • The Palico does not ride the Seikret in some scenes when it needs to in order to progress the story.

To apply the fix, it’s necessary for you to shut down the game. Once you’ve updated your game to Version 1.010.01.00, please remember to restart the game. You can verify this version at the main or title screen.

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2025-04-16 18:54