Screw the asinine clagger and HZV changes, though." - Mr. Iceborne "Because the game is basically doubled in size and content when you buy this thing. All mods are where they should be, even if someone out there agrees or disagrees with some entries. I'll only change which mod belongs to what section IF whoever suggested it states some solid reasons to suggest such a change. The previous paragraph also applies to "X mod belongs to Y section because " arguments. I'll still gladly answer your questions regarding other aspects of mods and modding, of course, like I did before. This includes things you can simply read off of mod pages (like prerequisites or how to install). If you ask any question this guide has already an answer to, I'll simply delete your comment. I'll be upfront about some topics in advance. The anti-cheat practically does not exist.
Even then, 80% of the scripts won't cause the said reaction. You usually find those in Cheat Engine tables or trainers. However, the only thing the "anti-cheat" is capable of doing is to disconnect you from the session when you use specific memory-altering scripts. You don't need to fear a ban no matter what you do. If you are afraid of any sort of consequence for modding or cheating, let me enlighten you: Capcom just doesn't care if you mod the game for Performance/QoL or cheat blatantly. Mod authors usually put the mods in the relevant folders themselves, so all you have to do is extract them into the game directory.
You simply need to drop the mods into the relevant folder. Firstly, our source of mods: Nexus Mods MHW [Feel free to look around since there is a lot to discover! I'm sure you will find something you like that isn't listed in this guide at some point, so don't hesitate to check the Nexus.Īdding mods to this game is significantly easier than making them and does not require any external tools by default.
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