Monster Hunter Now

You may notice that the map is not loading properly when playing Monster Hunter Now. You can check out this troubleshooting article at Seeking Tech to see how you can get it to properly populate.

1. For the first potential solution, you can try restarting the game to re-establish its connections.

2. If a restart did not help, then make sure you close any other apps you have opened on your smartphone as these may be conflicting with Monster Hunter Now.

3. If you are playing over a Wi-Fi connection, then switching over to mobile data may fix the empty map issue.

4. You should also make sure that you have “precise location” tracking enabled for the game as it should help improve the tracking accuracy.

On Android, for example, you need to do the following:

• Go to the App Info screen for Monster Hunter Now.
• Tap Permissions.
• Tap Location.
• Make sure that “Allow all the time” or “Allow only while using this app” is selected from the “Location access for this app section.”
• You should also make sure that the “Use precise location” setting is enabled.

5. You should check to see if there is a new update to download for Monster Hunter Now as a new patch may improve the map feature in the game.

6. If you still can’t get the map to work, then you can try uninstalling and then reinstalling the app.

When playing Monster Hunter Now, you may experience the following error message:

Location Permissions Not Set

In order to play this game, access to location permissions must be allowed on your device.

To see how you can potentially fix this issue for the Monster Hunter mobile spin-off, you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Seeking Tech.

1. For the first potential fix, you should check that you have the correct Location setting set for the game.

On iOS, you need to set Location to either “Always” or “While Using the App” for Monster Hunter Now.

On Android, the Location Permission needs to be set to either “Allow all the time” or “Allow only while using the app.”

2. If your Location settings are correct, then you can try closing any other opened or background-running apps on your smartphone.

3. Phones use Bluetooth, GPS and/or Wi-Fi to determine your general location. So, if there is some sort of wireless interference, then you may not be able to play Monster Hunter Now.

In this case, you can try moving into a different area to see if you can get better wireless signals.

4. Restarting your phone may also help as doing so will reset the wireless connections that are used to determine your location.

5. You can also try deleting and then re-installing Monster Hunter Now.

If you decide that you no longer want to play Monster Hunter Now and would like to delete your account, then you can check out this guide from Seeking Tech to see how you can properly do so.

1. From the main menu, tap your profile picture on the lower left corner.

2. Next, you need to tap Settings.

3. From the Settings menu, scroll all the way down to the bottom. You should see the Delete Account option with the following description:

Once your Monster Hunter Now account is deleted, it will no longer be accessible by you or anyone else. This action cannot be undone.

Select Delete Account.

4. You should see a pop-up notification with a 10-second countdown.

Once the countdown has been completed, tap the Continue option to start the account deletion process.

If you want to play through the hunts in Monster Hunter Now at 60 frames per second, then you can check out this guide at Seeking Tech to see how you can properly set it up.

1. To start off, make sure you tab your profile picture located at the bottom left side in the main menu.

2. In the next screen, you can then head into Settings.

3. You should find the 60 fps While Hunting option in the Settings menu.

4. When you select it, you should see a message appear saying that 60 fps will result in more processing load on your smartphone or tablet. This may cause the battery to drain faster than normal. If your device is not powerful enough, then the frame rate may not hit 60.

Here, you need to select OK to continue.

You should now be able to battle at 60 fps in Monster Hunter Now as long as your device is powerful enough to handle the extra frames.

The Adventure Sync feature will allow Monster Hunter Now to track your location. By doing so, your Palico will be able to mark any nearby monsters in addition to finding items even if the app is closed.

To see how you can enable Adventure Sync, you can check out this tutorial from Seeking Tech.

1. To begin, you need to head over to the main menu of the game.

2. From there, you have to tap the profile picture of your avatar located on the bottom left side of the screen.

3. Afterwards, tap the Settings option.

4. In the Settings menu, you should see Adventure Sync, which has the following description:

Tracks location while app is closed (used for Palico Bag and Palico Paintballs).

5. In the pop-up notification, you will learn more about the feature as you should see the following information:

Monster Hunter Now uses location data to allow your Palico to mark nearby monsters and gather items when the app is closed or not in use.

Here, you need to select the Enable option.

6. If you did not grant the proper location permission, then you will be asked to do so.

On Android, for example, you will need to set Allow Location Access to Always for Monster Hunter Now.

By default, your smartphone or tablet will rumble based on certain actions in Monster Hunter Now. If you want to turn off the vibration feature for this mobile spin-off title, you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Seeking Tech.

1. To start off, tap your avatar’s picture from the main menu.

2. Next you need to tap Settings.

3. After opening the Settings menu, you should see the Vibration option directly underneath the Master Volume, BGM Volume and SE Volume sliders.

4. By default, the box located to the right of Vibration is checked. In order to disable haptic feedback, make sure that this box is unchecked.

5. When you start playing Monster Hunter Now, your device should no longer rumble.