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Monster Hunter agrega la actualización D-Link y la colaboración épica con MrBeast

Autor : Ava Actualizar : Jan 23,2025

¡Prepárate para un enfrentamiento de verano! Niantic y MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson) se unen para un evento Monster Hunter Now por tiempo limitado, que se lanzará el 27 de julio. Prepárate para una línea de misiones exclusiva repleta de increíbles recompensas.

La caza del monstruo MrBeast:

El propio MrBeast está entusiasmado con esta colaboración, y el tráiler de acción en vivo de Niantic, que insta a los jugadores a "Cazar en cualquier lugar", es una visita obligada. El evento se llevará a cabo del 27 de julio al 2 de septiembre y ofrecerá tiempo suficiente para recolectar artículos exclusivos:

Equipo en capas de MrBeast
Pintura facial única
Un fondo de tarjeta de gremio especial
Una medalla de cazador
Puntos de nivel de temporada
Zenny
Materiales de monstruos raros
La codiciada Espada y Escudo MrBeast (¡actualizable al Grado 6 y superior!)

Recoge maletines de MrBeast durante el evento para maximizar las mejoras de tus armas.

Una actualización masiva del juego:

Junto con el evento MrBeast, Monster Hunter Now recibe una actualización importante que presenta Dimensional Link. Esta característica innovadora simplifica la caza cooperativa global. Los monstruos especiales marcados con un verde invertido Triangle en tu mapa indican cacerías de enlaces dimensionales. Toca para unirte a un lobby y luchar junto a cazadores de todo el mundo. Esto es perfecto para jugadores en áreas menos pobladas, ya que ofrece las ventajas de cazar en grupo sin capacidades de paintball para estos monstruos específicos.

¡Descarga Monster Hunter Now desde Google Play Store y prepárate para la mejor experiencia de caza! Además, consulte nuestro otro artículo sobre Oasis Survival, ¡ahora disponible en Android!

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