Monster Hunter Wilds Cracks Down Hard on Challenge Quest Cheaters—Bans Incoming!

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Summary

  • Cheaters in Monster Hunter Wilds Challenge Quest face restrictions/bans for fraudulent clear times.
  • Legitimate players can expect rewards in 1-2 weeks after investigations are completed.

The team responsible for creating Monster Hunter Wilds has devised measures to handle players using unauthorized means in the game’s latest Challenge Quest. This is expected to include penalties such as restrictions and potential bans. Following the completion of the Doshaguma of the Hollow quest in Monster Hunter Wilds, participants should not anticipate receiving any rewards for about a week. This delay is necessary to distinguish cheaters from those who completed the quest honestly, as the developers require time to sort this out.

On February 28, 2025, Capcom launched “Monster Hunter Wilds,” a sequel to the 2018 game “Monster Hunter World.” This new addition to the popular series has garnered mixed opinions from fans but also some of the highest critical acclaim in Monster Hunter history. Critics have particularly appreciated its combat system and gameplay mechanics.

Players not only delve into the primary narrative but also engage in Challenge Quests within Monster Hunter Wilds, vying for top positions against the wider player base to secure in-game prizes. A recent event, titled Doshaguma of the Hollow, started on April 3, tasking participants with killing a wild Doshaguma swiftly. Nevertheless, it appears some players have been breaching the rules to claim the quickest completion times. A fresh community announcement from Capcom on Steam indicates that the development team will be examining players and will take necessary actions to maintain a fair Challenge gaming environment.

Monster Hunter Wilds is Cracking Down on Cheaters

Players who honestly completed the event can anticipate seeing their rewards within a week or two, following the completion of investigations and the posting of corrected results on the game’s official Twitter page once any fraudulent times have been removed. On the other hand, those found cheating will face restrictions on their gaming accounts and may even be banned. This announcement comes after the changes to Challenge Quests in Monster Hunter Wilds, which were announced earlier this week, where the developers clarified that players who participated in the recent Challenge Quest and others do not need to appear on the leaderboard to receive rewards.

Before any official announcement, Capcom had started implementing its anti-cheat policy, which involves banning cheaters, and they plan to carry on with this practice after thorough examination in the future. This is beneficial news for players aiming for high leaderboard ranks since the Monster Hunter Wilds schedule includes not only three ongoing but also over a dozen upcoming Events and Challenge Quests between now and early May.

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2025-04-20 00:44