Mhw mods download

Perhaps the most boring-sounding mod on this list, the Performance Booster and Plugin Extender mod does exactly what it states in the name itself. It sounds boring, but it's very helpful. This Monster Hunter World mod removes a ton of unnecessary lines in the code to boost performance while also allowing for the game to benefit from a greater number of plugins.

Sometimes, the simplest mods with the most basic of functions end up being highly important to alleviate your experience with the game, since they remove a massive headache most people commonly associate with said game. In the case of Monster Hunter World, this issue comes near the end of the game with unique gathering nodes scattered across the Guiding Lands that aren't marked on the map. Thankfully, this mod marks the minimap with these gathering spots in the game and reduces the frustration you may feel from having to roam around the map randomly to get these rare items.

Decorations are potentially powerful augments for your weapon that add a bunch of effects and stat boosts to power up said weapon With this mod , this drop rate for rare Decorations is increased considerably to make it fairer for players who spend hours farming Decorations These two handy mods do essentially the same thing with slight differences. Light Pillars for Drops creates a little pillar of light that shows you exactly where the dropped items are around them. This allows you to easily find and collect the items that would have otherwise proved to be quite the task to track down.

It also lets you customize what the icons look like, with different styles and icon packs. Without these mods, you can easily miss key dropped items and inadvertently cause your game to be much more difficult. This mod is rather straightforward in its functions. This mod inputs a code script into the game which ensures that all vital NPCs are in one location so that players need not continually travel in and out of the area in order to interact with each and every single one of the necessary NPCs in their unique locations.

It is important to note that this mod only affects the player who has it installed. To other players, it will look like one is talking to thin air. This mod is a delightful tool that allows players to unlock visibility for a select number of enemy stats. 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. It might not seem like much at first, but this mod truly is some game changing QoL. This mod actually gives you a reason to want to head to the Gathering Hub. The only one you might miss is Poogie! He most certainly deserves it! Here, we have a user-friendly mod for the armor and clothing category.

If you want to swap out the hideous set of armor and find something more visually appealing all the while keeping the original stats, then this mod is for you! ModsPalPueblo created this gem, so send some love to him over here!

Damage Meter is a simple tool you can use to monitor the damage that you and your team do to monsters. You might ask, why do you want this mod? Well, simply put, sometimes there are players who are more of a hindrance than anything. They deal low damage, and then just run around not doing anything useful. These are not team players. So this mod helps you find out how much damage you did, and how much damage these other players did. This is helpful, because now you can avoid these types of players in the future!

Hqvrrsc4 created this mod so send them some love here if you like it! Are you tired of clicking through thousands of files just because you want to delete certain mods? Or do you find it complicated to keep track and manage all your files? This mod is all you have ever asked for! This is a very simple and user-friendly mod manager which makes your work so much easier and quicker, letting you get back to the game you love!

MHW Transmog gives you the chance to adjust your appearance by choosing the armor of your choice. 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, 2hh 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. To 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.

The PlayStation 4's DualShock 4 controller may not be the best gamepad for PC gaming, but it's still 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.

Replace him with the horrifying dead-eyed tank engine to know true fear. I 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.