The expansive world of *Monster Hunter Wilds* is not only vast but also seamlessly interconnected, a fact that one dedicated player, -BrotherPig-, demonstrated in a remarkable journey shared on the Monster Hunter subreddit. Starting from the Windward Plains, -BrotherPig- embarked on a 9-minute run across the game's diverse zones, culminating in the later game areas and locales. This impressive trek, documented in a video, showcases the game's continuity, with only a single loading screen encountered when transitioning from the Oilwell Basin to the Iceshard Cliffs. For those yet to complete the campaign, be warned: spoilers lie ahead.
Did you know there's only 1 loading screen between the Plains and Suja? 9min ride through all zones.
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While *Monster Hunter Wilds* does feature loading screens for certain activities such as entering the training grounds, fast traveling, or joining a friend's quest, the seamless connectivity highlighted in -BrotherPig-'s journey offers a new appreciation for the game's design. The interconnected corridors and passages that link the Forbidden Lands add to the immersive experience of exploring this expansive world.
According to a series producer, the secret to *Monster Hunter Wilds*' appeal lies in its engaging story, deep immersion, and the innovative cross-play feature. Players continue to uncover new discoveries and enjoy the game's open-world system, ensuring a rich experience until the first Title Update in April.
To kickstart your adventure in *Monster Hunter Wilds*, delve into our comprehensive guide on what the game doesn't explicitly tell you, alongside an in-depth look at all 14 weapon types. For further assistance, our ongoing *Monster Hunter Wilds* walkthrough, multiplayer guide, and instructions on transferring your Beta character will enhance your gameplay experience.
IGN's review of *Monster Hunter Wilds* awarded it an 8/10, commending the game for "smoothing off the rougher corners of the series in smart ways, making for some extremely fun fights but also lacking any real challenge."
