Gathering point	Time
Large gathering point	3 hours since assembly.
Small gathering point	15 minutes after assembly. Respawn in random locations every 3 hours.

| Large meeting point: 3 hours

Large gathering points in Monster Hunter Now yield significant amounts of materials and will respawn after each one 3 hour cycle from the start of collection.

The locations of major gathering points are maintained stably. But the type of materials obtained from each large gathering point will change depending on the terrain that that gathering point changes on a daily basis.

| Small meeting point: 15 minutes

Each small gathering point in Monster Hunter Now will give players a unique ingredient. These gathering points are randomly distributed on the map and will respawn in locations and monsters at fixed times of the day.

Small gathering points also often appear at the player's location. After collecting the ingredients, a new set will appear at your location after about 15 minutes. However, to generate these documents, restarting the Monster Hunter Now app is necessary.

Monster	Time
Monster	Big Monster: every 3 hours from 00:00 UTC. Little Monster: about every 5 minutes.

| Big Monster: 3 hours

Large monsters will respawn at random locations every 3 hours. The type of large monster you can encounter will depend on the current terrain, which changes daily.

Using a paintball gun can incapacitate these large monsters, making it easier for you to return to hunt them later in any location.

| Little Monster: 5 minutes

Small monsters respawn approx every 5 minutes around the player's position.

Large monsters and small gathering points will respawn every 00:00 AM UTC, which will then repeat every 3 hours. Therefore, like the daily terrain changes, the respawn time of large monsters will depend on the time zone of each location.

| Biomes change every day

The biomes or habitats in each area will changes daily at 00:00 AM UTC. Daily terrain changes will depend on each location's time zone.

Each area's terrain revolves around two possible types: Forest → Swamp → Desert → Forest or Forest → Desert → Swamp → Forest.