Monster Hunter: World's Matchmaking Problems on the Xbox One Get Patched

Hunt away, friends.

News by Nadia Oxford, Staff Writer

Updated on 1 February 2018

It's a good day for people playing Monster Hunter: World on the Xbox One. The game's matchmaking issues have finally been patched.

Capcom posted all its notes for the latest patch (1.03 on PlayStation 4, 1.0.0.8 on Xbox One) earlier today. Monster Hunter: World's woes on the Xbox One have indeed been addressed, "including 'Matchmake', 'Filter Search', 'Squad Sessions Session' and 'Respond to SOS'."

"C'mon, let's kill something alreadyyyyy!"

Other fixes for both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions of the game include a patch for a bug that was keeping a few players from gathering research points correctly. Also, the update fixes an issue with the Hunting Horn that was preventing experts from performing their fancy-dancy moves correctly (and what's the point of using a Hunting Horn otherwise?).

Monster Hunter: World is available for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It's coming to PC this fall.

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Nadia Oxford

Staff Writer

Nadia has been writing about games for so long, only the wind and the rain (or the digital facsimiles thereof) remember her true name. She's written for Nerve, About.com, Gamepro, IGN, 1UP, PlayStation Official Magazine, and other sites and magazines that sling words about video games. She co-hosts the Axe of the Blood God podcast, where she mostly screams about Dragon Quest.

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