The Guild Card now shows the Player's featured cats.
Elemental Blights from MH3 return, with the exception of Dragonblight, Purple Sharpness is also omitted.
Felynes can join Jhen Mohran quests, a giant monster, and also join multiplayer quests.
This pouch will be made empty when the player starts a new quest.
There is a temporary pouch which will store up to eight items.
Equipment sets can now be registered with gems and clothes, and can be set to be equipped when doing specific quests.
All weapon classes available in Freedom Unite return, alongside Tri's Switch Axe, additionally, all weapon classes have been fleshed out, obtaining numerous additions to enhance gameplay.
Underwater combat was omitted, due to this, Locations which featured Underwater Zones are re-created for standard inland MH gameplay, the Flooded Forest being a prime example.
The Village's Farm is more streamlined than previous ones, for example, instead of fishing the same was as it is done during quests, the fishing pier features a cage that is simply pulled out of water to obtain trapped fish, while the Mining Area contains a cave with a railway and a cart, one can send several Felynes to mine inside the cave using the players' pickaxes.
Alongside the Hotspring, one can find a Drinks Felyne, who offers a maximum of one drink to a hunter, these provide different Drink Skills similar to Kitchen Skills from previous games, completing Drink Quests unlock new Drinks.
Yukumo, the game's Village, has a new Hotspring which can be upgraded by completing Hotspring Quests, utilizing the Hotspring increases Health and Stamina upon starting the next quest.
All monsters receive new icons, Subspecies now have their own icons, information pages and size registry.
Subspecies for many of the Monsters introduced in MH3 and previous Portable/Freedom installments, which can only be fought in High Rank.
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