Are you eager to dive into the High Rank challenges of *Monster Hunter Wilds*? If you're a seasoned player of the series, you know that reaching High Rank is a pivotal moment in the game. While we all eagerly await the introduction of Master Rank in a future DLC, let's focus on how to unlock and understand High Rank in *Monster Hunter Wilds*.
How to Unlock High Rank in Monster Hunter Wilds
Unlocking High Rank in *Monster Hunter Wilds* requires you to complete the main story of the game. Be warned, we're about to delve into spoilers, so proceed with caution if you wish to avoid them.
If you're still with us, ready to embrace the spoilers, here's how it goes: The climax of the main story leads you to the Dragontorch, where you'll face off against the monster inside. After defeating it, you'll experience a series of cutscenes, and upon their conclusion, your game world will transition into High Rank.
What Is High Rank in Monster Hunter Wilds?
High Rank is where the essence of *Monster Hunter* truly shines. It's the stage where monsters become tougher, boasting increased health and damage, and exhibit more aggressive behavior. This rank introduces new tiers of weapons and a fresh class of armor, marking the beginning of the grind that long-term players cherish as the core experience of a *Monster Hunter* game.
In *Monster Hunter Wilds*, High Rank also brings new gameplay systems into play. Throughout the story, each region cycles between two states, and once you reach High Rank, these states become accessible on a rotating basis. This means you can experience dynamic events like a duststorm sweeping across the plains. Additionally, a day and night cycle adds further variety to your adventures. High Rank not only diversifies your gameplay but also introduces new monsters and variations of existing ones, enriching your hunting experience.
