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The Monster Hunter Wilds beta is back, offering thrilling new combat encounters. A formidable new antagonist, Arkveld, is proving a significant challenge, generating both excitement and apprehension among beta testers.
Arkveld serves as the flagship monster for Monster Hunter Wilds, prominently featured on the game's cover and poised to play a crucial role in the game's narrative. The beta test allows hunters to engage in a time-limited (20 minutes) hunt against the "Chained" Arkveld, with a five-faint limit.
This colossal winged beast, wielding electrically charged chains from each arm, presents a formidable challenge. Its swift movements and powerful, crackling thunder attacks are already proving difficult for even seasoned hunters. Many experienced players are reporting being defeated by its devastating attacks.
Arkveld is a peak monster
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.reddit-embed-wrapper iframe { margin-left: 0 !important; }Arkveld's impressive moves, utilizing its chains for agile maneuvers and devastating long-range attacks, showcase the game's advanced technology. One particularly noteworthy attack involves grabbing the hunter, roaring, and then slamming them to the ground.
Arkveld's presence extends beyond combat, as evidenced by a humorous video circulating on the r/MHWilds subreddit, showing the monster interrupting a hunter's meal.
arkveld is having none of that
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.reddit-embed-wrapper iframe { margin-left: 0 !important; }The visually stunning battles and Arkveld's extreme danger are captivating players. While the high difficulty might deter some, the challenge is embraced by dedicated Monster Hunter fans. The "Chained" designation, coupled with its flagship status, fuels speculation about a potentially even more formidable "Unchained" variant in the future.
The Monster Hunter Wilds Open Beta Test 2 runs from February 6th to 9th, and again from February 13th to 16th. Hunters can battle both Arkveld and the returning Gypceros, along with access to new features like a Training Area and Private Lobbies.
Monster Hunter Wilds launches February 28th, 2025, on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. For further details on Capcom's latest hunting adventure, explore IGN First coverage, including the Monster Hunter Wilds Final Preview.
Consult our Monster Hunter Wilds Beta guide for information on multiplayer gameplay, weapon types, and confirmed monsters.