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Monster Hunter Wilds ajoute des microtransactions de l'argent réel

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Apr 07,2025

Capcom a dévoilé une nouvelle fonctionnalité passionnante dans * Monster Hunter Wilds * qui permet aux joueurs de personnaliser l'apparence de leur chasseur et de leur Palico. Le premier montage ne compte aucun coût, mais toute autre modification nécessitera l'achat de bons d'édition de personnage. Ces bons sont disponibles en packs de trois pour 6 $, ou vous pouvez opter pour un ensemble combiné pour les deux caractères à 10 $. Sans ces bons, vos options de personnalisation sont limitées aux coiffures, aux couleurs des sourcils, au maquillage et aux vêtements, laissant des caractéristiques faciales de base intactes.

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Cette stratégie de monétisation n'a pas été mentionnée lors des premiers aperçus du jeu avant sa sortie complète. Capcom ne l'a annoncé que la semaine dernière par le biais de leurs réseaux sociaux. Malgré les controverses entourant les microtransactions et les problèmes de performance, * Monster Hunter Wilds * a battu des records, avec plus de 1,3 million de joueurs simultanés sur Steam au lancement.

Capcom n'a pas encore répondu aux commentaires de la communauté sur cette décision. Les joueurs ont exprimé leur insatisfaction à l'égard du modèle de personnalisation payante, faisant des comparaisons défavorables avec les jeux antérieurs de la série où les changements d'apparence étaient gratuits ou pouvaient être déverrouillés avec une monnaie dans le jeu. De nombreux fans croient que cette nouvelle approche nuise à ce qui était autrefois un aspect chéri de la franchise.

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