Monster Hunter's global teams will be replaced by Steam groups

One of the most awkward things about Monster Hunter World is its squad system, where players can meet to go out in groups to fight monsters. However, now you will be able to use your Steam groups, rather than having to do Monster Hunter World squads.

The way it works is that your Steam profile will be automatically connected to the game, with different groups. that you are part of. Have a group of friends who meet to play Monster Hunter World on the PC when he goes out, and have a group in anticipation? Simply connect your profile to the group (go to your main group on Steam and select the group you want to use) and you can invite friends from the group to play with you.

This will certainly facilitate the grouping of groups in the game, and the best part is that you can also switch groups on the fly, in case nobody on your current band would play now or want to play. It has its flaws, mainly because you can not know if your friends are really online, you just have to look at your Steam profile yourself.

I hope that, given the importance of being in a group for some of Monster Hunter World's most dangerous monsters, be able to create your own Monster Hunter World squads via the Steam groups to which you belong is definitely a bonus, especially if it facilitates the growth of the group.

The PC version of Monster Hunter World will be released on August 9, so make sure you can get your Monster Hunter World squads together when the port is available.