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Monster Hunter Wilds will soon stop charging players to edit their characters as Capcom scraps the game's worst microtransaction
Arguably Monster Hunter Wilds ' most egregious microtransaction is being retired, and, soon, you'll be able to edit your hunters and cat-friend Palicos whenever you like, as many times as you like.
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Capcom is retiring Monster Hunter Wilds’ most criticized microtransaction, allowing players to edit their hunters and Palico companions freely and without charge moving forward.
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