PSA: Monsters can rudely crash your barbecue in the monster hunter wild

Monster Hunter Wilderness Not on cutscenes for food, but because you’re in one of them doesn’t mean you’re safe from hungry monsters hitting the barbecue.

If there is one thing, Monster Hunter Wilds loves more than just monsters (and hunt them), eat it. The latest work in Capcom's long-running franchise enjoys the opportunity to portray all the mouth-watering glory, with luxurious cutscenes showing players grilling juicy meats, pulling out fluffy flat bread, or combining ingredients in a pot to form a delicious dish.

Often, cooking in town means you are in a safe area as your character spends time flooding some meat or vegetables in cutscenes to get the most important food polish that can enhance endurance, health, attack and defense. However, this security doesn't extend to using the game's portable barbecue grill, which allows players to build meat grills and spit and eat anywhere in the game world.

Monster Hunter Wilds doesn't tell you exactly, but even if you're passing a diet cutscene in a barbecue grill, you can still get attacked by monsters. A player Bruceky Having a hard time getting this out, Chatacabra rudely interrupted their meal.

Hunter, let this be your PSA, it's just because you're in the cutscene doesn't mean you're safe. Carefully set up a barbecue in any hungry monster area so that an uninvited dinner guest arrives to ruin your meal.

For more cooking tips, check out our Monster Hunter Wilds Cooking Guide. You can also view our Monster Hunter Wilds Guide Hub For more suggestions, including some The best items to make early.

Monster Hunter Wilds is one of Capcom's biggest games ever, breaking into it Number of concurrent players. one Monster Hunter Wilds update is scheduled for March 4 Some progress blocking bugs will be addressed, but unfortunately, the poor performance of the game on the PC will not be improved, which is a pain for many players on the platform.