Monster Hunter's Wardrobe Gets Inclusive

Monster Hunter Wilds is breaking down barriers, allowing players to equip any armor set regardless of their character's gender! This exciting development has been met with enthusiastic celebration from the community, particularly among those who prioritize fashion in their hunts. Learn more about the fan reaction and how this change revolutionizes the game's aesthetic possibilities.

Monster Hunter Wilds Eliminates Gender-Locked Armor

Fashion Hunting Enters a New Era

For years, Monster Hunter players have longed for the freedom to choose their armor without gender restrictions. This dream is now a reality! Capcom's Gamescom Developer Stream revealed that Monster Hunter Wilds will finally eliminate gender-locked armor sets.

A Capcom developer confirmed during a gameplay demonstration: "In previous Monster Hunter games, male and female armor was separate. I'm pleased to announce that in Monster Hunter Wilds, that's no longer the case. All characters can wear any armor."

The news sparked widespread excitement, with online communities erupting in celebration. The dedicated "fashion hunters," who value aesthetics alongside combat stats, are particularly thrilled. Previously, players were limited to the designs assigned to their character's gender, missing out on desired armor pieces due to arbitrary categorization.

Imagine wanting to wear the Rathian skirt as a male hunter, or sport the Daimyo Hermitaur set as a female hunter, only to find these options unavailable. This frustrating limitation is now a thing of the past. The previous limitations often resulted in male armor being overly bulky and female armor being more revealing than some players preferred.

The impact went beyond mere aesthetics. In Monster Hunter: World, for example, a voucher system allowed gender changes, but subsequent vouchers required real-money purchases. Players wanting specific armor sets previously locked to the opposite gender had to pay extra just to achieve their desired look.

While not officially confirmed, Wilds likely retains the "layered armor" system from previous games. This allows players to combine their favorite looks without sacrificing stats, creating countless possibilities for self-expression, further enhanced by the removal of gender-specific armor.

Beyond the gender-neutral armor, Gamescom also unveiled two new monsters: Lala Barina and Rey Dau. For more details on these and other exciting additions to Monster Hunter Wilds, refer to the linked article below.