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An annoying bug is currently preventing some users from playing

Monster Hunter Rise was released for the Nintendo Switch on March 26, 2021. After about a year, players on PC can now also play the latest branch of the Monster Hunter series, and of course many players do not miss this opportunity. According to SteamDB The current record for active players is nearly 110,000 users. Perhaps the majority will also be very satisfied with the game, given the 3,500 . user reviews on Steam 81 percent are positive.

Monster Hunter Rise – Error creating save

Some negative votes Complaining about various changes since Monster Hunter World and about weird keyboard and mouse controlsMost of the negative reviews come from players Who simply cannot play the title at the moment. There seems to be a problem creating a save at the moment, which is why some users can’t play Monster Hunter Rise yet.

Capcom already knows about the problem, As the publisher writes in a news post on Steamand is currently working on a solution. More information on this should follow as soon as possible. So if you haven’t decided to buy one yet, you might want to wait for Capcom to fix this rather annoying problem.

Monster Hunter Rise (Buy now /47.99 euros) It has – similar to Monster Hunter World – in addition to the contents of the Deluxe Edition already almost 100 DLC, which costs a total of about 200 euros. These are all cosmetic in nature and give you, for example, a new voice for your character, some stickers for in-game chat, new hairstyles or things like earrings.

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Moreover, all event missions released for Nintendo Switch over the past year are available directly to all PC players. These include, for example, the crossover event with Sonic the Hedgehog. Monster Hunter Rise players can also look forward to the new Sunbreak expansion, which is due to be released this summer.

Robin Gregory
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