Monster Hunter Wilds Server Status: How to Check if it’s Down

Monster Hunter Wilds Server Status

Want to know the latest update on the Monster Hunter Wilds server status? You’re not the only one experiencing unwanted errors while battling Arkveld or googling over Gemma the Blacksmith. Monster Hunter Wilds is the most popular game in Capcom’s RPG series, which means the servers can get pretty busy. Online multiplayer games often face outages, and while you can still play through quests solo, you won’t be able to join your friends for crossplay and co-op when the servers are down.

To help you figure out if the problem is on developers Capcom’s side or if it’s something on your end, we’ve got the latest on the Monster Hunter Wilds server status.

How to Check Monster Hunter Wilds Server Status

Monster Hunter Wilds Server Status
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To check the Monster Hunter Wilds server status, visit websites like Downdetector or follow the official Monster Hunter updates on X (formerly Twitter). These sources will give you real-time information about any server issues.

Current Server Issues

Monster Hunter Wilds Server Status
Image Source: Capcom

Recently, some console players reported the error code “C1152-TJJ-BCNT – Unable to connect to the server.” This issue was linked to the PSN network but has since been resolved. There’s also a known network error that happens when hunters fire an SOS flare at the start of a quest. Capcom has confirmed they are working on a fix for this, but the exact date for the update is still unknown.

You can also visit the official support page and follow the Monster Hunter account on X for updates on any ongoing issues. Fortunately, Monster Hunter Wilds allows you to continue playing in single-player mode, even if the servers are down for maintenance or unexpected problems.

And that’s how to check the Monster Hunter Wilds server status and keep yourself up-to-date on any errors or bugs in the game. For more MHW content, stay tuned to RetroNoob.