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Sunbreak Join Requests Guide | How to Join and Send out SOS

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Join Requests Guide | How to Join and Send out SOS

This is an article about Join Request in Monster Hunter Rise (MHRise). If you want to know about how to call for a Join Request as well as how to join one, read on!

What is a Join Request?

Let Random Hunters Join

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Hunters can send out Cohoots that bring 'Join Requests' to Gathering Hubs in which random hunters jump in your ongoing quest.

These random hunters can only jump in your quest if they are looking for the same quest.

Monster Difficulty Scales Up

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With more players accepting your join request, the stronger the monster becomes. As difficulty scales depending on the number of Hunters present in a quest.

Difficulty Scaling: How Does Monster Difficulty Work?

Only Available Online

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Sending out a Join Request can only be done when you are online.

Nintendo players will need a Nintendo Memebership to access this feature while PC players can do this as long they are online.

Multiplayer and Co-op Guide: How to Play Online

How to Send Join Requests for PC & Switch

Just Access the Start Menu

1 Go the Start Menu.
2 Go to Quests.
3 Choose Join Request.
4 Confirm the Join Request.

To send out a join request, you have to be online and in an ongoing quest.

Access the Start Menu, go to the Quests tab, then choose Join Request. Your Cohoot will fly away and send out the request to Gathering Hubs!

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A prompt message will then appear on the right side of your screen, signifying that your Join Request is now available to be accepted by anyone.

If you are not in an Online Lobby, you cannot send out a Join Request!

Send by the Hub Quest Counter

1 Go the Hub Quest Counter.
2 Pick a Quest.
3 Accep the quest with the Yes (Send Join Request) option.
4 Depart and wait for the hunters to come in.

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You can also choose to start the quest with a Join Request by choosing the option to do so at the Hub Quest Counter. Doing this allows random hunters looking to join a similar quest to find your posted Join Request.

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You'll know this has worked when you check the player's list and see random hunters joining in.

No Join Request for Village Quests

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Sending Join Requests cannot be done on Village Quests. Join Requests can only be done when attempting to complete Hub Quests.

Hub Quest Guide and List of Hub Quests

How to Join an Existing Join Request

1 Go to a Quest Board in the Gathering Hub.
2 Choose Respond to Join Request.
3 Choose the Type of Quest
4 Pick a Quest Level
5 Choose from a List of Active Quests!

Go to a Quest Board and Respond to a Join Request

To respond to any Join Request, go to the quest board in the Gathering Hub. There you will be prompted to choose between doing Hub Quests and Responding to Join Requests!

Choose the Type of Quest

Next, choose the type of quest you want to join. You can choose between Low and High Rank Hub Quests!

Rampage Quest is an Option Too!

You may also opt to join a Rampage Quest! This type of quest looks special because it is separated from the Low and High Rank quests!

What is the Rampage?

Pick a Quest Level

Then you will be prompted to choose a quest level, denoted by stars. Take note that the greater the stars, the harder the quest is rated.

Also, you may choose to go on an Expedition or let the game choose a Random quest level.

Choose from a List of Active Quests

Lastly, you will be asked to choose from a list of active quests. Choose the quest that suits your wants and join in!

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How to Lock-On and Target Settings Switch Skills Guide
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Unchangeable Appearance Features How to Fast Travel
Fishing Guide Quest Completion Rewards
How to Carry Eggs Respawn Timers
Melding Pot Guide Solo and Multiplayer Guide
Crafting List How to Use Photo Mode
List of Lottery Prizes How to Save the Game
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