Capcom has rolled out Patch 1.010.01.00 for Monster Hunter Wilds, targeting several critical bugs and gameplay issues. This update follows the game's massive success, having sold over 10 million units within its first month, making it Capcom's fastest-selling title to date.

The patch addresses game crashes, Palico behavior, and unintended gameplay exploits, ensuring a smoother experience for hunters worldwide.

Key Fixes in Patch 1.010.01.00

1. Game Crashes: Resolved issues causing crashes during interactions with NPCs like Nata and Sekka, as well as when initializing the game with specific gear equipped.
2. Palico Behavior: Fixed instances where Palicoes failed to ride Seikret in story-progression scenes.
3. Movement Glitches: Corrected problems where certain gestures disrupted hunter movement.
4. Arena Exploits: Patched an issue allowing players to bring unauthorized weapons into Arena and Challenge Quests.

To apply the update, players must restart the game while online.

Ongoing Support and Future Content

Capcom remains committed to refining Monster Hunter Wilds, with free seasonal events like the Festival of Accord: Blossomdance (April 22–May 6) and Title Update 2 slated for summer. Paid DLC featuring cosmetic items is also planned.

The game's critical acclaim (90/100 on OpenCritic) and commercial success underscore its position as a landmark title in the action RPG genre.

Full Patch Notes

Resolved Issues:

• Fixed crashes during item trading with Sekka via Nata.
• Removed unintended Powercharm/Armorcharm additions in Arena Quests.
• Corrected voice pitch settings for hunters/Palicoes (Xbox Series X|S).
• Blocked weapon exploits in Arena and Challenge Quests.

Known Issues (as of April 16, 2025):

• SOS Flare search problems for specific difficulty levels.
• Missing cutscenes in the gallery post-unlock.

Patch 1.010.01.00 demonstrates Capcom's dedication to polishing Monster Hunter Wilds while laying groundwork for future expansions. With its blend of responsive updates and engaging content, the game continues to set the standard for live-service RPGs.