Not just any sacrifice would appease its capricious tastes, however. Some days, it demanded the flesh of storied warriors. Others, humble farm hands. Occasionally, it wanted those little cocktail sticks with pineapple and cheese on, which was bollocks because where do you even find pineapples in this climate?

Whether or not Monster Hunter mod users might suddenly find themselves beneath a descending ban hammer is something only Capcom knows. Presumably, they'd be more keen to target players attempting to skirt aesthetic DLC purchases when the ability to show off to other players online is part of the intended business model.

It only took about 24 hours for someone to create and upload a mod allowing players to edit their character and Palico in Monster Hunter Wilds infinitely. Previously, Capcom revealed that the ability to edit a character or Palico would once again be locked behind an "Edit Voucher" microtransaction.