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You can now have AI hunters supporting you if you’re multiplayer-averse

Screenshot: Kotaku / Capcom
Screenshot: Kotaku / Capcom

Monster Hunter games have always been big on multiplayer, typically allowing squads of up to four players (as well as smaller AI companions) to take on hunts and synergize their loadouts to maximize the results of the missions. In a drastic change, Monster Hunter Wilds now features AI hunters that can support the player in hunts if desired. SOS flares can now be customized to only summon NPCs or players depending on what you want, but by default they will populate the game with NPCs if you can’t find a party to play with.

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