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This is an overlay mod that also has the ability to easily send said visible stats to other team members via the games chat function. Some revealed stats include stamina, rang, buff timer, and HP. It is important to note that similar mods in other games have resulted in bans for the players who have them installed.
Though MHW has been rather lenient with mods to date, they retain the right to change this at any moment. The Transmog mod allows players to easily switch their less-than-favorable armor for more appealing armor that they have at their disposal. This is also a visible mod, which means that other players will be able to see the outfit change as it occurs. The armor must be available to the player in question before attempting to switch into it.
This convenient mod allows players to access all available items in the store with ease. It is important to take note of several things before installing this mod. First, one's character must have enough currency to be able to afford the piece. Second, some players feel that this mod is essentially cheating as searching for and crafting better gear is an important aspect of the game. If some players view this mod as cheating, it could result in a ban for the player who uses it. The Lazy Aspect Fix mod is a simple way for players to adjust the aspect ratio of the game and orient it for the individual screen capacity and size.
Since this mod does not affect the gameplay itself, it is relatively risk-free and players should not worry about installing it as the game currently stands rules may change after the publication of this article.
Fiddling with the aspect ratio tools may be the least fun part of the gaming experience so allow this mod to do the dirty work itself. This mod removes the pesky motion blur that can occur during gameplay. The use of this mod provides a smooth and crystal clear gameplay experience and is highly recommended by the fans of Monster Hunter World. It is important to note that one must first have the SpecialK mod discussed later in this article in addition to the Blur Effects Be Gone mod for the latter will not work without the former.
The SOS Options Saver mod is a mod that allows players to prevent the in-game SOS events from being triggered and initiated without the player's consent. With this mod installed, players can customize their SOS options to their personal preferences with ease.
This mod adds almost but not every, despite the name crafting material and decoration to the in-game shop, where you can buy what you need as long as you have the money. Getting that money's still going to require a lot of hunting time, so use this mod as a last recourse when the RNG just won't swing your way. I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought Monster Hunter: World, while beautiful, looked a bit washed out. It also sharpens textures across the board, especially on armor.
While you're sprucing things up, I'd also recommend Dirty Dan's Blur Be Gone mod, which, as you may have guessed, disables World's motion blur as well as the vignetting effect caused by its heavy-handed depth of field. This mod can only be used in conjunction with Kaldaien's Special K pack, but you should be using that anyway, so that's no problem.
Monster Hunter: Generations Ultimate for the Nintendo Switch added the ability to transmog your armor's appearance just like you might in World of Warcraft or Diablo 3. But for reasons I cannot fathom, World doesn't have this feature. So, once again, thank god for modders.
You can change the appearance of individual armor pieces or save custom loadouts. Finally, you can get the armor skills you want without looking like you got dressed in the dark. You just killed your seventh Deviljho of the day, and you're still chasing that gem. The post-hunt screen informs you that there's a rare, shiny drop somewhere nearby.
It could be the gem you crave.
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