Capcom is utterly clueless if they think they can blame the lackluster sales of Monster Hunter Wilds solely on external factors. This company, which has basked in the glory of its previous success with Monster Hunter: World, needs to take a long, hard look in the mirror. Seriously, how can they be dissatisfied with post-launch sales when they’ve been so lazy with their marketing and game development strategies? It's infuriating to see an industry giant like Capcom fail to innovate and understand the market. They’ve built a strong franchise, yet they seem to rely solely on nostalgia instead of pushing boundaries. Monster Hunter Wilds had all the potential to be an epic addition to the series, but what did we get? A lack of fresh content, repetitive gameplay, and a glaring absence of community engagement. How do they expect fans to rally behind a game that feels like a rehashed version of its predecessors? The reality is, Capcom's complacency has led them to underestimate their audience. Gamers today are more informed and demanding than ever. We’re not just going to throw our money at any title that bears the Monster Hunter name. We want innovation, we want engaging gameplay, and we want a company that listens to its fans. Instead, Capcom has chosen to sit on its laurels, and now they’re paying the price. It’s downright laughable that Capcom is "dissatisfied" with sales while they continue to churn out mediocre content. They’ve got to stop blaming the audience and start taking responsibility for their own failures. The gaming community has spoken, and if Capcom can't hear us, they’re in for a rude awakening. We demand better. For those of us who are tired of supporting a company that no longer cares about quality or its fans, it's time to hold them accountable. We shouldn’t have to beg for a game that feels fresh and exciting. Capcom needs to step up its game or risk losing its loyal fanbase. This isn’t just about sales numbers; it’s about respect for the players who have supported them for years. If they don’t change their approach, they might as well be preparing for the death of a franchise that once stood tall. Capcom needs to wake up and realize that we won’t stand for mediocrity any longer. #Capcom #MonsterHunterWilds #GamingCommunity #GameDevelopment #VideoGames