Games like this are that much more thrilling when you’re truly immersed in the setting, and sharp visuals are a key part of proper immersion. The bleaching effects of the engine are muted, and the textures are sharpened and given definition. The Clear Hunter mod sharpens up the New World a bit by polishing its visuals. In between hacking away at the beasts, it’s nice to stop a bit and take in the landscapes of this new land you’re exploring. Sure, you’re mostly here to slay the monsters, but you’re also visiting an almost completely unexplored continent. Just keep in mind, other players without this mod installed won’t see the NPCs, so it’ll look like you’re talking to yourself when you interact with them. This is tremendously convenient, as it means you can access all these NPCs in one spot without having to wander between them. NPC Gathering HubĪn especially popular mod, the NPC Gathering Hub, gathers a number of important NPCs, such as the Vendor Smithy, Botanist, and Tailrider Safari, into the game’s gathering hub. It’s tremendously handy for the folks out there who like to thoroughly customize their gameplay. With it, you can easily keep track of all the mods you have installed, easily install and uninstall them, and examine which game files they alter. It’s one of those mods that shows up in almost any sizable modding community.īasically, the Mod Manager helps you, uh, manage your mods. Even if we don’t hear back, we won’t have to wait much longer to find out for sure.If you’re planning to heavily modify your Monster Hunter: World experience, you’ll probably need this at some point. We’ll update this article if/when we receive a response. We’ve reached out to Capcom about what exactly the Workshop tab means for Monster Hunter: World. Alternatively, it could indicate that no one has made and uploaded a mod yet because the game isn’t yet released, and that it’ll be ready to go on August 9. It could mean that Capcom won’t have mod support at launch, and that it’s simply designating a placeholder. Obviously, the Workshop is empty which could indicate a couple of things. I can’t see it, but Patrick, who did our port report, can. It seems that only people who own Monster Hunter: World can see the new tab, however. Workshop is where mods are available to download for games that officially support them. Today, Capcom added a Workshop tab to Monster Hunter: World‘s Steam page. Capcom’s official company line was “We don’t have anything to announce at this time.” Two days ahead of release, that’s up in the air again.
Just last month, it seemed as if Monster Hunter: World‘s PC version would launch without any sort of mod support.
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