There's a new Monster Hunter World: Iceborne developer diary up now, along with a new trailer, and they're dense with new information about the coming expansion to Capcom's biggest-ever hit. Monster Hunter: World's Iceborne expansion comes with a difficulty system that will not only will this ensure a smooth transition from the base game to the expansion, but it will also make the more challenging players nervous.

 

Monster Hunter World producer Ryozo Tsujimoto, executive director Kaname Fujioka, and Iceborne director Daisuke Ichihara sat down in a virtual hot springs to explain some of the new features and changes coming with the Iceborne expansion.

Iceborne is set in a brand new area called the Hoarfrost Reach, and there's a new home base called Seliana and a gathering hub in the region. In Iceborne, that gathering hub where players join up to prepare for quests will have access to everything found in the tradeyard in the base game – which means there's no need to travel in and out of the instance to use the Botanical Research Center or blacksmith.

 

You can also create team squad cards, which you can use to create a team template. These can also be sent as invitations, and players can view the information on the team card invitation they receive to select the team and team they want to join.

 

Monster Hunter: World also looks pretty dang good on PC. Earlier this week, it was confirmed that the highly-popular Monster Hunter World would be receiving an update on July 17. One that would specifically add DLSS support.
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