Monster Hunter Wilds' New Character Customization System Sparks Controversy
Capcom's latest installment, Monster Hunter Wilds, features a new character customization system that allows players to alter their hunter and Palico appearances. However, this seemingly standard feature comes with a monetization twist. While the initial character edit is free, subsequent changes require purchasing Character Edit Vouchers. These vouchers are sold in packs of three for $6 or as a bundled set for both characters for $10.
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This pay-to-customize model was notably absent from pre-release marketing materials and was only revealed last week through Capcom's social media channels. The announcement has ignited considerable backlash within the community. Players are expressing frustration, particularly given the game's already controversial microtransactions and reported performance issues.
Despite the negative reception, Monster Hunter Wilds achieved remarkable success, boasting over 1.3 million concurrent players on Steam at launch. However, Capcom has yet to officially respond to the mounting criticism regarding the paid character customization. Many players feel the system is a significant departure from previous Monster Hunter titles, where appearance adjustments were either free or obtainable through in-game progression. This perceived shift away from a core franchise feature has left a significant portion of the fanbase feeling disappointed.
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