Summary
- More players are sticking with Monster Hunter Wilds than with Monster Hunter World for longer periods.
- Wilds has higher percentages of players reaching Hunter Rank 100 and hunting 100 large monsters compared to World.
- Wilds, despite some potential rise in casual player numbers, shows increased player engagement with its endgame content.
168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Monster Hunter Wilds ushered in a new era for the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Monster Hunter franchise. Despite 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:some glaring issues, the new monsters, open-world formula, and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:approach to storytelling endeared it to players new and old.
168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Performance issues aside, we scored the game a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:4.5/5 in our review, and it seems like we weren'༒t the only ones to enjoy Wilds' changes.
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After analyzing some data, we've found that Monster Hunter Wilds players are sticking with the game for longer than they did in 2020's 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Monster Hunter World, at least in the weeks since its release.
Monster Hunter Wilds Players Are Really Sticking Around
By comparing data between similar achievements in Monster Hunter Wilds and Monster Hunter World, we can see that far more play⛦ers are sticking with Wilds for longer than they did World.
The first achievement we used was "Reach Hunter Rank 100". Here, across Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation, a far higher percentage of Monster Huntꦑer players reached HR🎀 100 in Wilds over World.
In Wilds, 34 percent of players reached HR 100 on PC, 39 percent on PlayStation, and 21 percen꧙t on Xbox. In🀅 World, the numbers were much lower, with 23 percent reaching HR 100 on Steam, 18 percent on PlayStation, and 4 percent on Xbox.
Percentage of Players Reaching HR 100:
|
PC |
PlayStation |
Xbox |
|
|
Wilds |
34 Percent |
39 Percent |
21 Percent |
|
World |
23 Percent |
18 Percent |
4 Percent |
It's a similar story for🧸 the number of players who have received the "Hunt 100 Large Monsters" achievement.
Wilds has 55, 58, and 41 percent across PC, PlayStation, and Xbox, respe🌄ctively, while World has 41, 37, and 13 percent across the three platforms.
Percentage of Players Who Have Hunted 100 Large Monsters:
|
PC |
PlayStation |
Xbox |
|
|
Wilds |
55 Percent |
58 Percent |
41 Percent |
|
World |
41 Percent |
37 Percent |
13 Percent |
Of course, there are some variables we need to consider here. Yes, Monster Hunter Wilds is the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:fastest-selling Monster Hunter game 🍸ever, and the fastest-selling Capcom game for that matter, but Monster Hunter World has still sold more copies overall. This means there is the potential for more players who were looking ♕to get a quick Monster Hunter fix, before dropping the game and moving on.
There's also the realit💃y that many of Monster Hunter Wilds' early playe✤rs are the series' hardcore fans, the ones who grind out HR 100 and hunt hundreds of monsters. The fair-weather players will, instead, likely wait for a sale and pick up the game at a later date, meaning Wilds' percentages will eventually drop.
As an early indicatioওn, however, it's really interesting to see how many players are diving deep 💞into Monster Hunter Wilds' endgame.
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