Monster Hunter Wilds continued its massive launch into the weekend with the second-most players on Steam, helping propel the Valve-owned storefront to a new record-breaking 40 million concurrent users.

It is with considerable shame that I admit that, even after playing 47 hours for my Monster Hunter Wilds review and putting in another chunk since restarting the game on PC, I had no idea you could quickly gather a whole mess of items in Monster Hunter Wilds by selecting them in the slinger menu instead of rooting around like a hog after truffles.

In a game about fighting giant scary monsters, Monster Hunter Wilds’ arachnophobia mode fails at its most important job. It’ll turn little spider-like creatures into slimes, but it doesn’t touch the massive ones you fight for several minutes at a time — one of which shows up only a few hours into the game.