When with others, monsters gain more HP, and may change in other ways not officially discussed. Monsters have two difficulty settings: solo and multiplayer, which scales automatically if others join your quest. You can also challenge friends to an arm wrestling match in the Gathering Hub!ĭifficulty Scales Between Solo and Online
The Gathering Hub is also where you'll need to go to accept Arena Quests, time-trial style monster hunts set in an arena. There's a Gathering Hub (and Arm Wrestling)Īlong with being able to accept multiplayer quests from town, you can also go to the Gathering Hub, where you can socialize with your hunting party before a quest. Just change the settings as you post a quest so no one can join you if you don't want anyone to join you. In Monster Hunter World, these quests are one in the same, and can be accepted from the same main town hub, so you don’t have to switch between online and offline depending if you want to solo hunt or not. Basically, you’d have to do the same quest twice - once by yourself offline, and once online - to continue to progress.
In previous Monster Hunter games, single-player Village Quests and multiplayer Guild Quests were separate.
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