Monster Hunter Wilds Challenge Quests Fix

Capcom has announced immediate changes to how Monster Hunter Wilds' recently introduced Challenge Quests work.

Challenge Quests task players with slaying specific monsters with preset weaponry, putting their skills to the test across timed leaderboards. But when these quests were brought in as part of Title Update 1, it quickly became apparent that cheaters were ruining everyone's fun.

Unique cosmetic rewards are up for grabs, but the rarest accessory could only be acquired if you manage to place in the top 10,000 spots on the leaderboard. But again, cheaters were making this borderline impossible, with thousands posting times that couldn't be beaten.

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Thankfully, that's no longer a problem with this new system. Now, beating a time of 5 minutes will net you the coveted Mark of Mastery pendant, while simply taking part in the current event will unlock both the Mark of Contest pendant and the Mark of Bravery pendant.

Granted, this is more of a workaround than a permanent fix, but at least Capcom's been listening to the community's complaints.

The developer says that it's also preparing to take action against the aforementioned cheaters.

Will you be trying for that Mark of Mastery now that the leaderboards don't matter so much? Make sure to attack those wounds in the comments section below.

[source x.com]