Whenever a game drops on PC, you can bet the fandom won’t waste time whipping up mods.Monster Hunter Wildsplayers didn’t miss a beat, crafting add-ons I hope to see in future updates. Here’s a roundup of the bestMH Wildsmods you need to download now.
Increase Monster Hunter Wilds’ Difficulty
If you’ve been perusing theMonster Hunter Wildsforums, there’s usually a heated debate on whether the game istoo easycompared to its predecessors. Those who lean more on it being too easy can try outFuriante’s modto increase monster HP and damage. It works slightly similarly to the High-Rank version of these monsters, but this time, you don’t have to wait until the endgame stages to encounter them.
Monster Health Bar
Among all the sought-after features, a monster health bar is undoubtedly at the top of the wish list. While I get the realism behind its absence, I still wouldn’t mind having one present. Thankfully,GreenComfyTea’s moddelivers—showing health bars for every monster and letting you track just how long it’ll take to eliminate them.
Buff Glow Removal
Upon activating a buff from meals orTalismans, a glow will appear around your character’s body to demonstrate its brute strength. It’s a pretty cool visual, but it can get a tad annoying when it refuses to turn off. To get rid of it completely, use Peasly Wellbott’sPersistent Buff Glow Removal mod. Your character will return to normal with it, which is perfect for Photo Mode opportunities.
Enhance Performance
SinceMonster Hunter Wildswas released, many PC players have noted a downgrade in performance. There are a few ways tofix it, whether with setting adjustments or mods. For the add-on route, installVanilla’s modfor better visuals and stability, reducing CPU usage by 10 to 15% percent. You’ll also receive a 10+ FPS upgrade to help with any lag issues.
Skip the Intro Logos
Every time you start yourMonster Hunter Wildsplaythrough, you’re stuck enduring a drawn-out introduction. But withlingsamuel’s mod, you’re able to completely bypass that hassle. Say goodbye to pressing endless buttons just to reach the start screen and dive straight into the action.
Wilds Reshade Tool
Although theMH Wildscutscenes are stunning to look at, sometimes the in-game content has a bit of a shading problem. You can fix this with ISpectre23’sWilds Rehydrated mod, which provides a clearer picture of monsters, characters, and the surrounding environment. It doesn’t come at the cost of performance, so you’ll have both advantages of user-friendly gameplay and breathtaking visuals.
Auto Item Pouch Restock
In all the time I spent playingMonster Hunter Wildsformy review, the one thing I wish I had (apart from the monster health bar) is a restock option for pouches. That’s wherearchwizard1204’s modcomes in to save the day, replenishing items from your last loadout and ammo pouch. This includes your inventory in your camp and the Seikret’s pouch.
Skip Pouch Replace Prompt
Anotherexceptional modfrom Peasly Wellbott dismisses the ‘Your item pouch is full’ prompt. If you aren’t familiar with this notification, it pops up every time you pick up an item while your inventory is full, forcing you to select ‘Yes’ a bunch of times. I’ve gone through this on multiple occasions, so having this add-on is a life-saver.
Highlight Enemy Scars and Weak Points
NexusMod user lingsamuel comes in clutch once again with theirHighlight Enemy Scars and Weak Points mod. Since it can be challenging to activate your Focus Mode at times, this add-on will automatically show you spots like Wounds without the press of a button. Note that the mod requires theCat Libadd-on, providing necessary resource packs.
Suppressed Scoutflies
I know I’ve already placed two Peasly Wellbott creations on this bestMonster Hunter Wildsmod list, but I just have to add one more. Using theirSupressed Scoutflies modreduces the glowing effects of these critters, which can sometimes take over the entire screen. Now, you don’t have to constantly see the Scoutflies’ tracks while on a hunt or scavenging mission.
