Is Monster Hunter Wilds' borked PC performance because of a spelling error in the game's config files? Probably not
No, a spelling error is not why your Wilds graphics look like a PS2 game or the framerate keeps taking a nosedive.
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First Monster Hunter Wilds updates fix a progress-blocking bug, but not the dodgy PC performance
Capcom's early Monster Hunter Wilds updates tackle at least one major bug, but no magic fix yet for the game's technical ...
Monster Hunter Wilds' delectable cuisine causes cheese naan sales to surge
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Monster Hunter Wilds finally makes sense to my Dark Souls-pilled brain thanks to the Dual Blades
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Steam has doubled in size in just 5 years, as Monster Hunter Wilds' launch pushes it beyond 40 million concurrent users
Steam's userbase has grown exponentially in the last few years, as its latest massive concurrent user record has doubled the ...
Capcom explains Monster Hunter Wilds endgame softlock workaround
Capcom has explained how to get around a perceived endgame softlock in Monster Hunter Wilds. The main mission 5-1: Omens asks ...