Capcom released Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, a big new addition for Monster Hunter Rise on Nintendo Switch and PC, and have subsequently altered some of the balance modifications, bringing the content-packed game to Version 10.0.3. Here’s what’s new in Capcom’s newest update for Monster Hunter Rise and Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak:
Version 10.0.3 patch notes
- Bug fixes and balance changes
- When training your Palico specific Secret Support Moves, a glitch caused their Support Moves to alter arbitrarily.
- Fixed an issue that prevented a reload rating that had been reduced by two levels from recovering if the Elemental Reload Switch Skill was removed after executing a certain combination of actions with the light bowgun.
- (Also, we’ve verified an issue in the reload display under Equipment Info, which will be fixed in a future release.)
- Monsters:
- Fixed a problem that caused the game to crash while using the insect glaive’s Kinsect Bonus: Boosted Powder Extract on Rakna-Kadaki or Pyre Rakna-Kadaki.
- Environment and Location
- Fixed a glitch in the Buddy Scout’s conversation about newly introduced Buddy Skills that was directed at all players rather than only impacted individuals.
- Quests The health of all creatures and the attack strength of select monsters has been changed for A1 and A2 quests.
- Base and Facilities Fixed an issue that caused the game to periodically freeze after using the Lottery with an amiibo.
- Miscellaneous
- Other minor problem fixes have been implemented.
About Monster Hunter Rise
The highly renowned action-RPG series makes a triumphant comeback to the Nintendo SwitchTM!
Explore beautiful ecosystems and combat frightening creatures in the ninja-inspired realm of Kamura Village to become the greatest hunter. It’s been half a century since the last disaster, but a horrifying new monster has raised its head and threatens to devastate the earth once again.
Hunt alone or with companions to collect prizes that may be used to construct a wide range of weapons and armor. New gameplay concepts, such as the high-flying ‘Wire Action’ and your canine companion ‘Palamute,’ will offer thrilling new levels to Monster Hunter’s already formidable combat.
You’ll always be ready for your next hunt on the Nintendo Switch, whether you’re at home, on the road, online, or offline.
