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Capcom, the developer, doesn’t really love mods, but they haven’t done much to stop you from using them, and we have yet to hear about a Monster Hunter World mods ban. And we’ve got a list of the best Monster Hunter World mods for you.

1. All you have to do in order to install this mod is download it from here and then unzip the archive of your choice (with folders) into “Steam Steamapps common Monster Hunter World ” (or where.
2. Since the release of Monster Hunter World on PC, the fan community has managed to fix a lot of issues with the game's graphics, UI, game mechanics, and other settings. Each of the solutions can be applied using the custom mods for the PC version of the game. However, there are a ton of user-made MH.

BySince the release of on PC, the fan community has managed to fix a lot of issues with the game's graphics, UI, game mechanics, and other settings. Each of the solutions can be applied using the custom mods for the PC version of the game.However, there are a ton of user-made MH World mods that are safe to use and allowed in the game.The selection of mods presented in this list will make your gameplay so much more pleasant and convenient - if not more fun (which is ultimately the goal).

You will be able to use all the features of the game without any restrictions regardless of the mode you choose to play in.From adding in damage meters to re-shade, there are mods in here for everyone. If you're looking for tips and tricks for Monster Hunter World, be sure to check some of the guides below:.You can see even more on our on our pages. Mod: TransmogThis is a very simple to use and extremely valuable mod that allows you to switch to any type of armor available in the game whenever you want. You can find the complete list of armor in the spreadsheet provided by the creators of the.Often, you will have different sets of armor equipped on your character that may match in terms of stats, but when it comes to looks, it just doesn't work. So, install this mod and choose whichever armor you like in its full form - and hunt monsters with style and power. Mod: All Items in ShopChanging armor whenever you like is great, but what if you want other items to be available at any time in the game?

Well, here's a solution in the form of the AIIS mod that literally puts all the items into the game's shop and readily available for purchase.Of course, there are a few restrictions. For example, you can't buy high-rank items while at low rank. But that is an acceptable compromise taking into account the vast number of other things you can buy because of this mod. Mod: Damage MeterWhen you play Monster Hunter World in co-op mode with your friends, one issue becomes very important - the health pool of your teammates. Unfortunately, the game itself doesn't let you see the damage inflicted to your friends, so the community took the matter into their own hands with this mod.This one adds a new gauge group to your UI, where you can see the health pool of all your mates. This will allow you to keep everyone alive by helping each other in dire situations.Honestly, this is something that shouldn't even have had to have been modded in, but here we are. Mod: Powerful MelderMelding new decorations for your armor and weapons is an essential part of making them more powerful in long-term.

Currently, you can use the services of the Elder Melder to create decorations of higher rarity than the ones you had initially.This mod removes the restrictions set in the game and allows your Melder to create the highest possible 7 and 8 rarity decorations. You still need to pay the price for melding services, which now stands at 300 and 600 points for the two highest rarities respectively, but having this mod makes Monster Hunter World much easier in some regards. Mod: Colorful ReShadeThis is not exactly a mod in the typical sense of the word, but instead a preset for a ReShade tool. But since this is an advanced preset that truly brings out the best colors and depth in the game, it's still categorized as a mod.In order to get this preset working, you obviously first need to install the ReShade tool ( ). Then, in the main menu, you can select the Colorful ReShade preset file and apply it to your game.You may also notice a slight performance boost after installing the mod, as your FPS counter will go up a notch.

That's the power of the correct video settings provided by this 'mod'! Mod: Disable Profanity FilterYou've probably already experienced one of the most frustrating elements of the PC version of MHW - the ungodly draconian profanity filter, which doesn't allow even the slightest hints at explicit words to be displayed.This not only makes chat dull, but also your character names and other custom titles just can't be, well, unique, let's say.Thankfully, this little mod will fix this annoyance and you will never have to deal with Monster Hunter World's filter ever again.You can now freely chat with your buddies in MHW without any censorship.

Mod: Decorations in Any SocketNote: Do not use this mod in online mode!Lastly, here's one of the most controversial mods in the game. It allows you to put jewels of any size or level in any of your sockets without any restrictions.

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It sounds great, but there is one downside - you shouldn't be using it in online mode, or you may get banned.But you can use it freely in the single-player mode and have as much fun as you want with your jewels.-That is all for the best PC mods, but be sure to check out the other at GameSkinny below:.

Monster Hunter: World's PC release finally put the beloved action-RPG series in the hands of modders. With so many interconnected systems, Monster Hunter games are fertile ground for mods, from custom quests to quality of life tune-ups. So it's no surprise World's scene is already rich with helpful, handy and just plain cool mods.Some Monster Hunter: World mods improve the game's performance and look, while others add features you didn't know you needed until now.

Capcom's stance on modding World is, but it hasn't done anything to halt the use of any mods for the PC version of MHW. So, mod wisely and at your own risk.SmartHunter - OverlayThis wonderfully detailed, frequently updated mod adds widgets to your screen that you can resize and drag-and-drop to your liking, offering all kinds of details to aid you on the hunt. The most basic info here is how much HP a monster has and how much damage each person in your hunting party has done. But it goes a step further in showing you cooldowns for your buffs and mantles, and breaking down how much damage has been done to the monster's head, wings, tail, etc.Best of all, it'll show you how much damage you need to accrue for status effects like mount, paralysis, stun, and so on. It's a lot of information you wouldn't normally get, so if it's too much screen clutter or you feel like you're cheating, you can configure the mod to only show certain features.

Be a smart hunter and don't leave home without it. Kaldaien's Special K Performance PackKaldaien, who you may know as the modder who led the charge on fixing Nier: Automata's lacking PC port, set his sights on World's CPU-hungry engine shortly after the game released. His Special K mod pack reduces CPU usage, adds enhanced ReShade options, fixes some fullscreen problems, and lets you take HUD-less screenshots. It's no longer vital thanks to several MHW patches from Capcom, but still offers some nice perks. ALL Items in ShopOkay, this one is basically cheating, but you know what: It'll make your Monster Hunter life better. Most of Monster Hunter is about that loop of killing monsters, getting parts to make better gear, using that better gear to fight more monsters, and so on forever.

But some of the items you need to craft armor or augment it with the proper abilities for a high-level hunt have super low drop rates, and that's when things get frustrating. I'll fight the same monsters many times, but sometimes bad luck means that's still not enough.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. Clear Hunter Color and Texture ImprovementsI'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought Monster Hunter: World, while beautiful, looked a bit washed out. Creision's Clear Hunter ReShade mod injects some much-needed color into the new world, giving you redder Rathaloses, greener Rathians, and bluer Tzitzi-Ya-Kus. It also sharpens textures across the board, especially on armor.

Blur-Be-GoneWhile 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.Armor TransmogMonster 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.

Item Light PillarsYou 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. All you have to do is pick it up. There's just one problem: you can't find the damn thing.This scenario is every hunter's nightmare. Luckily, 2hh8899 created a mod which attaches a clearly visible pillar of light to shiny drops. The funny thing is that all the mod actually does is take the light effect seen on fishing spots and staple it to shiny drops.

Nevertheless, it's a godsend. No Scout FliesTo be honest, I don't hate the scout flies in Monster Hunter: World, but I do hate the neck-snapping camera changes that come with them. No matter what you're doing, whenever these buggers lock onto something, your camera abruptly flies in that direction.MHVuze's mod disables your scout flies' sound and particle effects, as well as that stupid camera. You'll still be able to track monsters, you just won't have to listen to that incessant buzzing, struggle to see through neon-lit clouds every time you go to gather something, or pop your neck after every hunt. DualShock 4 Controller PromptsThe PlayStation 4's DualShock 4 controller is still our for PC gaming, so it's always a little disappointing when games only support Xbox button prompts by default. Thankfully, MHVuze also smoothed over this minor annoyance: their mod for DualShock 4 button prompts works exactly as advertised and will save DualShock 4 users a lot of headache.

Thomas the Elder DragonMonster Hunter's big bad Elder Dragon Nergigante is pretty scary, but he ain't got shit on Thomas. Replace him with the horrifying dead-eyed tank engine to know true fear. Meowscular Handler FaceI don't know what possessed UberGrainy to create a mod that swaps the face of your quest-giving partner with the furry visage of Astora's feline chef, but I'm not complaining because this is one of the funniest mods I've ever seen.