Monster Hunter Wilds player discovers that captured monsters will eventually leave the stage only

Most people associate Monster Hunter with actual hunting monsters, but capturing is also an important part of it. As Monster Hunter Wilderness Players find that capturing a monster and hanging around for a long enough time can lead to interesting little interactions.

As shown in the picture REDDIT user rdgthegreat on R/Monsterhunter subredditwander around the captured monsters long enough to allow you to capture some behind-the-scenes magic. In other words, the monster stood up and left.

After capturing Nu Udra and waiting, the giant cephalopod just got up and left. Kidding, it feels like a package in a movie several timeswhich is very interesting.

For the actual cosmic theory of why this happens, well, it's not like the research team has huge cages or anything else. Monster Hunter Wild More ways to capture and release For their research, of course, it seems appropriate and fits Alma and the rest of the general attitude throughout the story.

Whatever the reason, it's a fun moment. I found that Capcom developers thought this was going through and planned some animations, not just fading out, and I found it tidy. The monster looked a little stupid, and now lacked a few limbs and other appendages, so he hurried away. But it's a neat feeling that may add more in-depth insights into how Alma and the crew do their research.

Patch 1.000.05.00 just launched for Monster Hunter Wildsfix some task process blockers and fix errors. Performance tuning is still on the way, as the game is still in A'Mixed' steam overall rating At the time of writing.

To help your monster hunter wild adventure begin, take a look What monster hunter won't tell youand guide All 14 weapon types In the game. We also have detailed Monster Hunter Wilds Walkthrough In progress, Monster Hunter Wilds Multiplayer A guide to explain how to play with friends, if you play a public beta, it is How to transfer your Monster Hunter Wild Wild Wild Beta beta character Exceed.

IGN's Monster Hunter Wilds Review Returned 8/10. We said: “Monster Hunter Wilds continues to smooth out the rough corners of the series in a clever way, which makes some really fun battles, but also lacks any real challenge.”

Eric is a freelance writer for IGN.