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Even More Free Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate DLC Is Available Now Through May 31
Capcom is trying to spoil you, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate players. The publisher has dropped even more goodies for free, and it’s not even the first Friday of the month.
In addition to all of the items you can get this month (including gear and costumes modeled after Samus Aran and Mega Man), you can also get a couple of item packs. These include a load of potions, traps, bombs, and more.
In order to get the two packs, you’ll need to have patch 1.1. Visit your house, talk to your housekeeper, and then select the “downloadable content” option. You’ll find a Support Pack and Advanced Pack in the “gift area” part of the menu.
Here’s what’s in each:
MH4U Support Pack:
- 50x Mega Potion
- 50x Honey
- 15x Mega Dash Juice
- 30x Mega Nutrients
- 10x Max Potion
- 20x Lifepowder
- 30x Disposable Earplugs
- 30x Tranq Bomb
- 20x Barrel Bomb L+
- 15x Pitfall Trap
- 15x Shock Trap
- 05x Ancient Potion
MH4U Advanced Pack:
- 30x Bomb Casing
- 10x Hard Armor Sphere
- 10x Heavy Armor Sphere
- 10x Energy Drink
- 10x Cathangea
- 15x Cathangeafish Fry
- 15x Scatterfish
- 05x Portable Steam Bomb
- 03x Dense Marcoal
- 05x Dust of Life
- 20x Armor Stone
- 3000x Caravan Points
These can only be downloaded once per save file (so make sure you nab them with the correct character). You only have until May 31 to claim them.
[Source: Capcom]
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