How to enable or disable crossplay in Monster Hunter Wilds.

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      Despite their efforts, your Palico cannot match the level of support provided by another human player in Monster Hunter Wilds. As you approach the endgame hunts, teaming up with friends becomes our top recommendation for tackling those challenging quests. Since Monster Hunter Wilds is a cross-platform game, you can summon help from any platform, but there may be times when you'd prefer to limit your options. Here’s how to adjust your crossplay settings.

      How to enable or disable crossplay

      Crossplay allows you to invite or join players across all platforms and also lets others join your open lobby, especially when you send out an SOS beacon for assistance. This feature greatly simplifies and speeds up the process of finding help, but it may not suit every situation. Follow these steps to modify your crossplay options.

      Step 1: Talk to Alma at the Quest Counter.

      Step 2: Navigate to the Settings tab.

      Step 3: Scroll down to choose Platform Permissions.

      Step 4: Decide whether to allow players from all platforms or restrict to your own.

      By default, Monster Hunter Wilds sets your crossplay permissions to allow all players, so unless you wish to limit your options to just your specific platform, no changes are necessary to remain fully enabled for crossplay.

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