edited Update Log for easier reading, mod names are now bold to make it's easier to read them in this wall of text moved 'Endemic Quality (Iceborne Edition)' to Honorable Mentions (Cont.) (from Cheaty Mods) added 'Crafting Material Reduce v15.11.01 Compatible' under Cheaty Mods added 'Disable Profanity Filter' under Honorable Mentions (Cont.) added 'True Weapon Damage Values' under Honorable Mentions (Cont.) added 'Classic Monster Hunter SFX Pack' under Visual and Sound June- a new paragraph was added to Introduction added 'Behemoth Damage Numbers' under Visual and Sound Mods added 'Lower Height for Close Camera' under Honorable Mentions (Cont.) added 'More Balanced Decoration Drop Rates' and 'Modern Decoration System' under Honorable Mentions (Cont.) added 'No More Fest Music in Seliana Gathering Hub (Remove Festival Music)' under Visual and Sound Mods merged 'Longer Buff Durations' mods under Cheaty Mods moved 'Elder's Recess Area 15 Nergi's Nest Ceiling Falling Spikes Removal' to Honorable Mentions (Cont.) added 'Health Notes' under Honorable Mentions (Cont.) added 'Polite Hunter' under Visual and Sound Mods added 'Don't change FOV when using special scope' under Honorable Mentions moved 'Concise Hunting Horn Effect Names (Iceborne)' under Honorable Mentions

Added a new section: Honorable Mentions (Cont.) added 'Infinite Monster Guiding Lands Timer' under Honorable Mentions Should be easier to read in general now, fixed some wording here and there too also made some format changes to make things look less wall-of-text-y. added 'More Balanced Decoration Drop Rates - Iceborne Compatible' under Cheaty Mods

You don't need to fear a ban no matter what you do.Īpril- added '(Almost) Tradable Everything To Other Players' under Cheaty Mods 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. However, adding mods to this game is even easier than making them and does not require any external tools. When it comes to modding, it's fairly easy to edit stuff in this game thanks to the tools other modders created. 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.

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