Curse of the Wandering Flames, the third season of Monster Hunter Now, has arrived globally and includes a number of intriguing new features, such as a brand-new culinary tool, new monsters and weaponry, Streamer Mode, and more.
Check out the Monster Hunter Now Curse of the Wandering Flames trailer HERE
Monster Hunter Now Curse of the Wandering Flames Key Features:
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Cooking Feature: a new cooking function that lets hunters use the Special Gauge at maximum for up to five minutes to start a hunt while grilling mouthwatering steaks. In the brief minigame of cooking, players are given a daily allotment of meat to prepare.
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Heavy Bowgun: The Heavy Bowgun, a brand-new weapon that allows players to deliver massive damage from a distance utilizing a variety of bullet types, may now be forged by hunters. While Wyvernsnipe Ammo (SP) fires a concentrated Wyvernsnipe shot with significant destructive force, Wyvernheart Ammo (SP) shoots innumerable Wyvernheart rounds in quick succession. Heavy Bowgun Training Tickets, which are needed to create and improve the Bone Shooter, can be obtained by completing the time-limited tasks.
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Additional Monsters: The magnificent Aknosom, Magnamalo, Rajang, and Nightshade Paolumu are introduced as new monsters in Season 3. Throughout the season, players can complete challenging missions to unlock these formidable opponents.
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Streamer Mode: Hunters can now stream games live while protecting sensitive data with this brand-new mode. Road information will also be hidden from view if the “Hide Roads on Map” feature is enabled.
For more information, visit the official website.
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