Summary
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Monster Hunter Wilds' second open beta brings new content and rewards for players.
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The beta test reuses the same build as the first one with known performance issues.
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Progress made in the beta won't carry over to the full game, but it's a good opportunity for those who missed out on the first beta.
Hunters rejoice! Capcom has officially announced the release of the second open beta test for Wild monster hunters in February. The first round Wild monster huntersThe second open beta will run from February 6th at 7:00 PM PT to February 9th at 6:59 PM PT, while the second round of testing will begin on February 13th at 7:00 PM PT and end on the 16 February at 18:59. PM PST.
Of course, this is great news, especially for those who missed the first open beta test for Wild monster hunters. However, this is not without the disadvantages that are the result Wild monster hunters' second open beta using the same build as the first.

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Monster Hunter Wilds' second open beta has its pros and cons
Monster Hunter Wilds' second open beta comes with new content and rewards
The good news is that Wild monster huntersThe second open beta comes with new content and player rewards, and is an additional opportunity for players who didn't get a chance to participate in the first beta to try out the game before launch. U Wild monster huntersThe next beta test will include all the content from the first open beta, as well as an additional monster, Hypceras, a monster that returns from Monster hunter series. In addition to hunting a new monster, players can earn a decorative charm for their weapon or Wild monster hunters' new mount Secret, participating in the beta along with a special set of items.
Players should note the progress made in the Wild monster hunters the open beta will not carry over to the full game.
The second Monster Hunter Wilds open beta uses the same build as the first
While there is a chance to play Wild monster hunters ahead of its launch once, let alone twice, certainly a blessing, the first beta came with some serious performance issues that are hard to ignore, especially for those with older hardware. The first open beta's gameplay itself was a big hit with fans, but the technical issues it created for some made it difficult for them to enjoy it. After spending some time with the first open beta, many players reported low frame rates, graphical glitches, and crashes, even if their PC met the recommended specs. Ultimately, this came down to the game's reliance on Frame Generation, which is a technology only present in NVIDIA's RTX 40 series, although AMD's selection of GPUs offers more availability in this regard.
Unfortunately, this could still be a big deal for some, as the technical improvements the Capcom team is currently working on for the game won't be ready for the second open beta. This potentially means that those who didn't get a chance to play the first open beta due to system bugs, or simply didn't enjoy it enough to find it worthwhile, likely won't come back a second time. Second open beta test for Wild monster hunters it would have been much more beneficial to Capcom and fans of the game if it included at least some minor changes to the game's performance. This will probably allow the fans to form a better judgement Wild monster hunters on the eve of launch, but beggars can't be choosers.
While there is a chance to play Wild monster hunters ahead of its launch once, let alone twice, certainly a blessing, the first beta testing came with some serious performance issues that are hard to ignore, especially for those with older hardware.
However, at least those who will be able to play Wild monster hunters without worrying about performance issues, you'll get more time with the game, not to mention the new content coming in the next open beta. This is especially good news for those who missed the first open beta for Wild monster huntersas they will get another chance to create their permanent character and receive the in-game rewards that come with participating in the test. Of course, there is nothing to complain about.