If you're eager to dive into the high-stakes world of *Monster Hunter Wilds*, unlocking High Rank is your golden ticket. For seasoned players, High Rank is where the real challenge begins, and it's the precursor to the much-anticipated Master Rank that usually comes with future DLCs. Let's guide you through the process of reaching this coveted tier.
To ascend to High Rank in *Monster Hunter Wilds*, you must complete the main storyline. Be warned, we're about to delve into spoilers, so proceed with caution if you want to preserve the mystery.
Still here? Great! The culmination of the main story leads you to the Dragontorch, where you'll face off against the formidable monster lurking within. Triumph over this beast, and you'll be treated to a series of cutscenes that will transition your gameplay experience into the High Rank realm.
High Rank marks the beginning of the *Monster Hunter* experience that fans cherish. It ramps up the difficulty, endowing monsters with increased health and damage output, and making them more aggressive. Alongside this, High Rank introduces new weapon tiers and a fresh class of armor, setting the stage for the grind that veteran players relish as the core of a *Monster Hunter* game.
In *Monster Hunter Wilds*, High Rank also enriches the gameplay with new systems. Throughout the story, you navigate regions that have two distinct states. Once you reach High Rank, these states become accessible on a cycle, allowing you to experience dynamic environmental changes, like a duststorm sweeping across the plains. Additionally, a day and night cycle is introduced, adding variety to your hunts. High Rank not only brings tougher challenges but also introduces new monsters and exciting variations of existing ones, making your adventures more diverse and thrilling.