The performance of Monster Hunter Wilds on PC has been less than ideal, causing frustration among players due to lag and other issues. However, a ray of hope has emerged from the modding community, with a talented modder stepping in to improve the gaming experience significantly.
Praydog, a renowned modder, has recently released an updated version of their project, "REFramework-nightly," which is now compatible with Monster Hunter Wilds. This tool introduces Lua scripting support, allowing modders to craft custom enhancements for the game. Moreover, it includes fixes for various bugs, which contribute to smoother gameplay. Although it doesn't entirely eliminate stuttering or lag, it markedly improves the game's stability and performance on PC.
Gamers eager to enhance their experience can download both "REFramework" and "REFramework-nightly" from praydog’s GitHub page. This initiative underscores the dedication of the modding community to tackle player challenges and elevate the quality of gaming experiences.
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