Monster Hunter Wilds News

Monster Hunter Wilds' best change is to its layered armor, letting me finally run amok with dressup the way I should have always been able to

What are videogames if not a vessel for parading around all the cool fashion ensembles I've created, treating the whole thing like my own personal Paris Fashion Week? If a game lets me customise what my character is wearing, you best know I'm going to be milking the hell out of that, curating the coolest fits that'll have people taking screenshots and asking their friends "does anyone know what armor this incredibly dashing young adventurer is wearing?"..
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There's now a Monster Hunter Wilds mod that swaps your hunting horn for a working toy saxophone Jack Black once played after someone shouted "give it to me daddy"

If you think Monster Hunter Wilds' normal hunting horns are starting to get a bit boring, good news. One of Monster Hunter World's more interesting mods has now made its way across to the series' latest entry, and it gives you a funky saxophone that makes actual saxophone noises.

Planting barrel bombs at the head of a sleeping monster is a time-honored Monster Hunter tradition—and unfortunately, so is planting them poorly so you only harm yourself when you set them off. With the quality-of-life features added in Monster Hunter Wilds, Capcom's shown mercy to its struggling amateur demolitionists: You can now pick up a placed barrel bomb, and even roll it across the ground. You and your teammates can even set up a pile of explosives and huck a final barrel bomb at it to trigger the detonation from a safe distance...
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New Monster Hunter Wilds mod turns furry monsters into those weird hairless cats, and I reckon it's been flagged as having "some suspicious files" just cos it's cursed

If you've been enjoying Monster Hunter Wilds as a nude buff male thanks to modders, I have important news. There's now a mod that'll let you ensure that a bunch of poor monsters are bearing nearly as much skin as your character, and it's only, er, very cursed.

s Monster Hunter Wilds rises to some absolutely absurd popularity, and the game's most tryhard of tryhards get to grips with its armoury of systems, the playerbase has already shifted over from 'how do I hunt monsters?' to 'how do I hunt these monsters in the most stylish, braggadocious way possible?'..
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