Monster Hunter Wilds Dev: "More Players Than Ever Playing On PC, Including Japan"
If this beta figure carries over to the final release, this means Monster Hunter Wilds will beat out Monster Hunter World, which amassed an all-time concurrent player peak of 334,684 on Steam. Add this number to the sure-to-be-high console player count, and players shouldn't have any issues finding players to match with.
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