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Oh, so you admit that you hijacked the time-count, too? >>
... which claims one cheater over another one. You cheat on drops and he installed 65 mods... for whatever... maybe that blue birds sing the "blue bird"-song in his private cottage.
Hijacked time? No, idea what you mean, but you just cant be older than three years old with how you act.
Here are four of my saves.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3123092500
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3125323008
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3125323180
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3125323439
I still need to find all of mine.
Confirmed:
MHFU
MH4U
MHGen
MHW:I PS4/PC
MHR/S PC: Look at steam profile.
Unconfirmed:
MHF1
MHP3RD
MHGU (Depends on if backup still exists on nso)
Switch MHRise/Sunbreak (Depends on if backup still exists on nso)
Corrupted/Lost:
MH1, MH2, MHG: PS2 memory card failure
MHF2.... Deleted like a dumbass
MH3: Sold Wii
MH3U: Corrupted, starting over soon.
MH4/MH3G/MHX/MHXX: Need to find JP 3ds in storage.
What's your clear time on Fatalis solo?
Cheating in monster hunter has always been around. Yes, cheating in my experience ruins the game.
More likely he got filtered by bosses and is convinced everyone who can beat them easily is cheating
Both to the news and to the nonsense post hijacking going on around here.
At what part did I talk about modding in that exact post? It seems like you are also referring to my previous post, methinks. If what I mentioned weren't legitimate concerns, then we can no longer have a real conversation because you simply refuse to understand how vital modding is to video games.
Just because a minority of people use them maliciously or to cheat themselves out of the fun they could have had otherwise doesn't mean we should ban all mods. If you refer to the post I linked, you can see that I already addressed that topic. Mods are absolutely necessary, unless the developer and publisher can offer an absolutely flawless product. We both know that's not possible, of course. Not until we get some AI and edit games on the fly on every person's end. Only then will everyone have their own version of The Perfect Product™. That might happen sooner than we think, actually. Damn, imagine making mods with AI as if we were generating text. Or wait, actually, imagine editing the game itself. Or wait, even better, imagine generating an entire game that suits your tastes! Think of the possibilities! Anyway, I'm going off on a tangent.
What if the developers did a good job, but still had some silly oversights or a lack of certain graphical settings when it came to some things? Who will fix them if they stop working on the game for whatever reason? What if the errors are not big enough to justify a full-blown boycott? It really isn't as black or white as you make it sound now, does it? Like the Bloom issue I mentioned in the linked post and the more egregious hypothetical that will eventually happen since people will allow it at this rate.
If it gives you any peace of mind, I'm already boycotting a lot of publishers, and Capcom is among them after the crap they did in Rise. Selling cosmetics in a game franchise where it's a major part of the endgame? Yeah, no. You know they've lost their spirit when they start to dip their toes into those waters. I have some other reasons why I blacklisted Capcom, but that's a story for another time.
People are making a big deal out of cheating, anyway. Unless it's in a video game that is primarily based on PVP gameplay, I don't think it's a big deal. As long as it's a level playing field in moment-to-moment gameplay, I couldn't care less. In fact, I endorse cheating in some cases. Like recovering lost progress or "transferring" progress across different platforms. If they didn't want people to do that, they should have allowed save transfers across platforms for their best-selling game of all time while also offering a better save backup system.
You genuinely need to put in extra effort to disrupt someone else's experience in World. Like, you legit have to be malicious. I can't stress this enough, but let me tell you. You basically have to plan ahead and actively work for it. Very few mods can let you do that. You are better off using a trainer or a cheat table for faster and better results, if you truly want to ruin the experience of others or want to cheat. Those are not mods now, are they?
1. Using a tool or mod to change parameters or multipliers related to combat to gain an advantage otherwise unobtainable. These could be your Defense, Resistances, Health or Damage. Could also be other minor parameters.
2. Using a mod that changes weapon movesets to deal more damage and/or use combos/moves that are otherwise impossible. A good example is using aerial moves without the need of jumping off a ledge or sliding.
3. Using a mod to reduce monster parameters (only works as host).
4. Using No Clagger mod or its variants (only works as host).
5. Using a mod that lets you move much faster than you should, or take shortcuts. Examples: "More Wedge Beetles" and "QoL Fast Travel". Both of those mods make you look like you are teleporting, due to how the game syncs movement across players.
As you can see, around half of the things I mentioned don't even work if you aren't actively hosting the quest in a multiplayer setting. Also, you don't need mods to do the first point. A trainer or Cheat Engine table will suffice, and is a better option.
Number 4 actively makes the game more difficult, so I don't think it really counts... 5th doesn't exactly directly affect other people, as well.
1. Any sort of combat bonus that isn't immediately obvious (like restoring WEX). Reducing cooldowns for one or more things related to moment-to-moment gameplay (like mantles).
2. Custom shop list, custom Elder Melder list, custom Botanical list for different farming, reward lists for Safi and Kulve and so on... Custom decoration loot tables are also included, so you won't have to offer an arm, a leg, 50 years of your lifespan and get to MR500 to finally get the decorations you want.
3. Adding in currency by using Cheat Engine, or using a mod that multiplies the income.
4. Fashion. Since they are all client-side like literally every other mod, no one else can see them but the user.
5. Anything else that is undetectable by other people in combat.
Long story short, it's not the mods themselves that ruin the experience for others. It's the chronic cheaters that will cheat no matter what. Don't hate the tool. Hate the wielder. The rules were always for the honest guy. The dishonest and malicious ones will always find a way to cheat their way through things, regardless of rules or software. Did no one tell some of you about this in your lives? Do you seriously think banning something works?
I did see a mod that removes clagger in quests I post, which I might install soon, that might ruin someones experience if I ever decide to sos i guess, which is unlikely. Also monsters never needed that extra opening...
That would put me with the loader + error correction fix, lighting mod for darker nights cause capcom doesn't have the balls to bring back darkness like tri caves..., scoutfly mod that makes them less bright and makes them not light up gathering nodes. Deco mod because I refuse to spend another 2000+ hours for the most important part of a build. Then no more clagger.
I honestly see nothing else that would ever be needed, and if capcom had put charms behind rng instead, i probably would have still been playing this on ps4.