Monster Hunter Wilds Co-OP settings, explained

Multiplayer is one of the basic foods of Monster Hunter. It is a completely different game when it plays alone, and the game does not make it particularly easy to understand the nuances of his co-op system. So let's go through the (unfortunately) confused “friend” system in wilderness So you don't have to let it hike alone.

How to add friends to your game in Monster Hunter Wilds

First open your menu and navigate to the fourth section “Communication”. The selection of a friend open your friendlist (steam friends, PSN friends, etc.). So this is the first way to add friends, but it will only bring her into your party. Monster Hunter Has a separate friendlist within the game you want to pay attention to.

If you want to add someone to your friends list within the friends Monster HunterYou need your Hunter -ID, which can be found on the loading screen directly under the name of your character. The communication tab can also be found by opening the list of members in which the Hunter -ID is listed for everyone in their current lobby.

A screenshot shows Monster Hunter Wilds' party search screen.

Screenshot: Capcom / Kotaku

To search for a person online and send you a friend request, go to communication> member list> and then go right to the last column with the name “Hunter -ID search”. Enter your friend's hunter -ID (Important: Hunter -IDS are sensitive and use both letters and numbersSo check all B and 8 and make sure that you enter it exactly as it is shown). This shows your profile. A small menu is displayed at this point. You can watch your profile, armor, follow you, add you as a friend and then invite you to a link party.

As soon as you have added you as friends, you can check the “Hunter Friends” tab on the “Hunter” tab in order to quickly add to your party or to check your progress (and sweet, sweet armor).

How to add friends to your link party Monster Hunter Wilds

To add someone to a link party, you must select Link Party on the communication tab and then select the Link Party. As soon as this tab is open, click on the magnifying glass in the upper right corner to search for the specific Hunter -ID of the player.

A screenshot shows the party search screen by Monster Hunter Wilds with active players.

Screenshot: Capcom / Kotaku

The same trick works when you are in your lobby or if you are already friends with you (without the additional steps listed above), you will become friends with whom you want to play frequently.


Now that you have the means to group yourself, get out of it and hunt some monsters. After all, a hunter must have hunting.

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