The PC version of Monster Hunter World keeps getting better and better thanks to the hard work of modders, who are introducing new content and quality of life improvements. Recently, another very interesting mod has been released.
Monster Hunter World has recently received a custom quest editor, which allows players to create their own quests. No major issue is reported, so it should be pretty safe to use.
WELCOME TO THE MONSTER HUNTER WORLD CUSTOM QUEST EDITOR CREATED BY THE MONSTER HUNTER WORLD MODDING DISCORD`The editor comes with a 'Help' section to set you on your way to making your very own Custom Quests.
There you can also find the Terms and Conditions and unstable conditions that you should avoid. We'd appreciate you also check out the Credits section to see the names of the developers and researchers with whom this editor wouldn't have been possible. If you are interested in modding you can also get a link to join our server on Discord there.
We beg that you please read the Terms and Conditions as well as the warnings regarding unstable values. Improper use of the editor WILL result in a save corruption.
- THE MONSTER HUNTER WORLD MODDING DISCORD
The use of this editor requires a full dump of the game or a valid source for .mib files. (Use Vuze's WorldChunkTool or ask for help on our Discord)
A new modded DLC event has also been released, created with the Quest Editor. You can learn more about it by going here.
Monster Hunter World is now available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in all regions.
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