Monster Hunter Wilds players have likely spent the weekend immersing themselves in the game's numerous hunts and activities. However, PC modders have been just as active, tackling one of the game's early frustrations: the need for Character Edit Vouchers.

Character Edit Vouchers and Palico Edit Vouchers have returned in Monster Hunter Wilds, much to the disappointment of both new and veteran players. Fortunately, the modding community on PC has quickly developed a solution, allowing for unlimited character and Palico edits without the need for these vouchers.

This community-driven fix comes as no surprise, given that modders have addressed similar issues in previous Monster Hunter titles. The mod itself is straightforward, enabling players to bypass the voucher system and revisit the character creation screen without limitations. While minor adjustments like hair and makeup remain freely accessible, more extensive changes typically require a paid Voucher, a requirement that this mod effectively circumvents.

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Given the history of the series, Monster Hunter Wilds is expected to attract a vibrant modding community. Typically, modders focus on enhancing cosmetics, improving the user interface, adjusting drop rates, or boosting performance, with the latter likely to be a significant area of interest.

Capcom has already addressed performance issues on PC by releasing a troubleshooting guide. The Monster Hunter subreddit's Performance Megathread has been buzzing with discussions over the launch weekend, as players collaborate to optimize the game's settings.

Despite these challenges, players are eagerly diving into Monster Hunter Wilds. Capcom's latest installment has helped Steam break a new concurrent player count record, solidifying Wilds as a record-setting entry in the series. As the weeks and months progress post-launch, it will be fascinating to see how the community continues to engage with the game.

To kickstart your Monster Hunter Wilds adventure, check out our guide on what the game doesn’t explicitly tell you, along with a comprehensive overview of all 14 weapon types available. We also have an ongoing detailed walkthrough, a multiplayer guide to help you team up with friends, and instructions on how to transfer your character from the open beta to the full game.

IGN’s review of Monster Hunter Wilds awarded it an 8/10, stating: “Monster Hunter Wilds continues to smooth off the rougher corners of the series in smart ways, making for some extremely fun fights but also lacking any real challenge.”