Guide to Changing Seasons and Time in Monster Hunter Wilds

In the captivating world of Monster Hunter Wilds, the thrill of beast hunting is a year-round activity. Notably, both the time of day and the prevailing weather conditions have a significant impact on the behaviors of the monsters. This guide outlines practical steps for altering seasons and times effectively within the game.

Modifying Seasons in Monster Hunter Wilds

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To alter the current season in Monster Hunter Wilds, players must utilize the Rest option while at a Base Camp or pop-up camp. This feature becomes accessible once players have completed the main storyline.

Inside the camp tent, navigate to the BBQ Menu and select the Rest option. To proceed with the seasonal change, click on the Environment drop-down menu. You will be offered a variety of weather scenarios to choose from:

No Change: The season remains unchanged.
Plenty: A rise in docile monsters occurs.
Fallow: Encounter more aggressive, predatory creatures.
Inclemency: Severe storms impact the landscape.

Each season change requires 300 Guild Points, so it’s wise to think strategically, especially if you plan to switch seasons multiple times. Moreover, if you choose to adjust both the season and time simultaneously, you will incur only one fee.

Changing Time in Monster Hunter Wilds

Similar to seasonal changes, players can also modify the time of day using the Rest option available at Base Camps or pop-up camps, which unlocks after the completion of the main story.

Access the Time drop-down menu under the Rest feature, which will present five distinct time options:

No Change
Morning
Daytime
Evening
Nighttime

Changing the time of day will also cost 300 Guild Points. To maximize efficiency, consider adjusting the season and time together to minimize expenses.

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