Yesterday, we reported that one of the reasons Monster Hunter Wilds PC players may encounter unexpected frame rate drops is that the game checks for DLC ownership, and the less DLC you own, the worse the frame rate is going to be. That can be a problem, especially since there are dozens of cosmetic DLCs. Thankfully, after modder de_Tylmarande found this out, a fix was quickly deployed by Nexus Mods user Vaeux with the so-called 'Less DLC Checks' mod. The mod requires praydog's REFramework, which improves and fixes various issues in CAPCOM's games built with the RE Engine. Now, Digital […]
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