Monster Hunter Now’s latest update, The Blossoming Blade, is here, bringing a host of exciting new content for seasoned hunters and newcomers alike. Get ready to face off against Glavenus and Arzuros, two formidable new monsters joining the hunt. Unlock these behemoths by completing Season 5 Urgent Quests, and increase your chances of encountering the elusive Glavenus in Hunt-a-thons.
This update also introduces significant gameplay improvements. The Sword & Shield combo receives an attack boost and refined movements, enhancing combat capabilities. For detailed balance changes, check the official blog.
Catching Up and Looking Ahead
Missed out on previous seasons' monsters? Fear not! Coming soon: Monster Unlock Quests, offering a chance to encounter monsters from past seasons. Master new skills like Shared Sword and Raw Power, and prepare for the Event Exchange Hub launching March 17th, adding another layer of strategic depth to your hunts.
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