New Event Quests Teased for Monster Hunter Wilds Coming Soon

Alright, let’s dive into this. So imagine you’re chillin’ and boom, Monster Hunter Wilds drops not one, but two new gigs. What’s the catch? It’s like, limited-time rewards! Wilds hit us earlier this year and honestly, it’s kinda killing it—a solid sequel in the Monster Hunter universe. Yeah, they’ve made big moves in making the whole thing way easier to play. Like, remember World? It was cool, but Wilds has this auto-target thing in Focus mode which, honestly, feels like it was made for folks like me who can’t aim to save their lives.

Since it landed, Wilds got these sweet free Title Updates—kinda like bonus content drops, y’know? We saw layered weapons—so you can look cool while slaying beasts—new monsters, outfits, and game modes. It’s all in there. And then, you have this weekly carnival where a couple of events pop up offering exclusive goodies. Capcom, the brains behind it all, shuffle these events around like they’re playing a card game. Keeps it fresh, I suppose.

Alright, the Twitter sphere blew up—Monster Hunter goes, “Hey folks, from July 8 to July 22, we’ve got these exclusive quests.” One’s called “An Inferno Laid Bare”—imagine that name screaming at you. Hunt down a Nu Udra in the Oilwell Basin. You need to be HR 31 or up. Kill it, and you get to craft stuff like the Pinion Necklace α—fancy shirtless armor—and the Felyne Bell Collar α for your Palico, which is basically your little furry pal if you’re new here.

And then there’s “Fleeting Bubbles,” which sounds oddly soothing, but nope—it’s intense. You chase a Mizutsune in the Wounded Hollow. HR 21 or more, please. Finish it quick, and you might snag some epic pendants. And ooh, the faster you are, the shinier your rewards. Sounds like a scam to make you break a sweat, but, hey, it works.

Okay, so Challenge Quests—like, you’re in this time crunch mode. Everyone gets the same gear, kind of like leveling the playing field, but no, you can’t have your trusty Palico this time. Rewards come later, so don’t hold your breath waiting right after the event. It’s not ’til weeks later, after all the number crunching for scores and whatnot.

Capcom’s got this Event Quest rotation—it’s kind of genius because it just keeps us coming back. But let’s be real, the core game loop can only hook you for so long before you want something different. Even RNG-based crafting (ugh, the grind) might lose its charm after a bit. Weekly gigs are cool, but maybe Wilds needs something more to pull everyone back in for another round.

Anyway, that’s the scoop for now. Go check out the new quests if you fancy slaying beasts and nabbing swag.