As Monster Hunter Wilds PC players fight horrible polygons and struggle to hit 60 FPS, Capcom says the game is "already in a more improved state compared to the beta"

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There’s alsoa much more in-depth postoutlining some common troubleshooting options step-by-step.

A few other specific solutions are also worth noting.

“If you are experiencing issues with game stability, delete your shader cache files,” Capcom advises.

If this happens, kindly restart the game."

Finally, Capcom addresses the players who’ve said the beta won’t even start.

Your CPU may also be a severe limiting factor, just as it was in Monster Hunter World.

The frequent weather effects in Monster Hunter Wilds appear to be especially top-heavy.