How to skip and rewatch cutscenes in Monster Hunter Wilds
Monster Hunter Wilds has a pretty cool system for the cutscenes, as you can skip and rewatch them whenever you want. The cutscenes represent a vast part of the gameplay as they help you understand the main campaign's lore and story. There are plenty of scenes of cinematic beauty that tell you more about Nata and what happened with his tribe. While you can save time by skipping them in the first place, there's an easy way to rewatch any cutscenes you want as long as you have unlocked them in the first place. How to skip cutscenes in Monster Hunter Wilds Skipping a cutscene is pretty simple, although I was briefly confused when playing on my PS5. Unless you have changed the default controls, you can skip a cutscene by pressing the Y button on a keyboard and the back button on your controller. If you're on PS5 like me, the skip option is utilized by pressing the big Touchpad in the middle (this was the confusing part for me). To skip, you'll have to press the button for at least a few seconds. When it comes to conversations, the options are far more limited. Unlike a cutscene, conversations can only be sped up and not skipped entirely. If you want, you can pause the cutscene by pressing the relevant buttons. To unpause, press the same button again, and the cutscene will continue to play normally. Unfortunately, there's no way to speed up a cutscene: you can watch it completely or skip it. Image via Destructoid How to rewatch a cutscene in Monster Hunter Wilds Rewatching a cutscene is as easy as skipping it in the first place. Go to the main screen of Monster Hunter Wilds. You'll find "Gallery" among a host of different options. The Gallery consists of all the cutscenes you accessed on your adventure, available to watch as many times as you want. While you can skip the cutscenes, I have refrained from doing so. The videos are not only brilliant on their own, but they help you understand your Hunter's actions and what place Nata has in the full Monster Hunter Wilds story. The post How to skip and rewatch cutscenes in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.
Monster Hunter Wilds has a pretty cool system for the cutscenes, as you can skip and rewatch them whenever you want.
The cutscenes represent a vast part of the gameplay as they help you understand the main campaign's lore and story. There are plenty of scenes of cinematic beauty that tell you more about Nata and what happened with his tribe. While you can save time by skipping them in the first place, there's an easy way to rewatch any cutscenes you want as long as you have unlocked them in the first place.
How to skip cutscenes in Monster Hunter Wilds
Skipping a cutscene is pretty simple, although I was briefly confused when playing on my PS5. Unless you have changed the default controls, you can skip a cutscene by pressing the Y button on a keyboard and the back button on your controller. If you're on PS5 like me, the skip option is utilized by pressing the big Touchpad in the middle (this was the confusing part for me).
To skip, you'll have to press the button for at least a few seconds. When it comes to conversations, the options are far more limited. Unlike a cutscene, conversations can only be sped up and not skipped entirely.
If you want, you can pause the cutscene by pressing the relevant buttons. To unpause, press the same button again, and the cutscene will continue to play normally. Unfortunately, there's no way to speed up a cutscene: you can watch it completely or skip it.
How to rewatch a cutscene in Monster Hunter Wilds
Rewatching a cutscene is as easy as skipping it in the first place. Go to the main screen of Monster Hunter Wilds. You'll find "Gallery" among a host of different options. The Gallery consists of all the cutscenes you accessed on your adventure, available to watch as many times as you want.
While you can skip the cutscenes, I have refrained from doing so. The videos are not only brilliant on their own, but they help you understand your Hunter's actions and what place Nata has in the full Monster Hunter Wilds story.
The post How to skip and rewatch cutscenes in Monster Hunter Wilds appeared first on Destructoid.
