Capcom Faces Backlash Over Paid Character Edits in Monster Hunter Wilds
Players must pay for customization vouchers to make significant changes to their characters or companions after initial creation.
- Monster Hunter Wilds launched with over 1.2 million concurrent players on Steam, but its microtransactions have drawn criticism.
- Players can customize their characters and companions for free at the start, but further significant edits require paid vouchers starting at $6 USD.
- One free voucher is provided for additional character and companion edits, but subsequent changes require real-world purchases.
- Review copies of the game did not include details about these microtransactions, surprising players post-launch.
- Despite its commercial success, the game's microtransactions and technical issues have sparked disappointment among fans.