Does Monster Hunter Wilds Have Console Commands?

If you want to know whether Monster Hunter Wilds has console commands, this article explores all the details that you need to know.

Monster Hunter Wilds has been released worldwide and is facing a ton of bugs and glitches. For a new game, this is not uncommon, and the developer generally rolls out hotfixes with patch updates. In case you are coming to this franchise from other titles like Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, you might want to know if Monster Hunter Wilds has console commands.

Console Commands offers fun ways to play the game, often bypassing what the normal game-logic defines. Unfortunately, Monster Hunter Wilds does not have any console commands. In this article, we will explore why the game does not have any console commands and why adding it might reflect poorly on the user experience.

Why Are There No Console Commands in Monster Hunter Wilds?

Monster Hunter Wilds has placed a significant amount of focus on its multiplayer modes. This was a case in previous titles like Monster Hunter World as well. The overall reliance on multiplayer gameplay is much more prevalent in Wilds. Since console commands inherently act like cheats, this can affect the core functioning of the game. Generally, console commands can spawn random items like Well-Done Steak or monsters, and you could spawn any monster and item on a whim. This would directly affect how the game functions, where you need to find a monster, and kill it in a specific way to obtain special parts.

This could also take away the sense of progression and challenge from the game, especially when it comes to stats of weapons and armors. There is a significant amount of RNG associated with the stats and decorations. If console commands did exist, these elements could become as simple as typing a single command on your window.

Third-party Plugins

Monster Hunter World admittedly had some third-party plugins that acted as cheats. These were in no way official, and you needed to run the game in offline mode from Steam to use them. Currently, no such plugin exists for Monster Hunter Wilds. In the case that they do emerge, it is unlikely that the developer would support them. Moreover, this can cause problems with your in-game progression and trophies and might also put your account at risk of being suspended.

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