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Monster Hunter: Wilds
Monster Hunter: Wilds forces you to pay to change your character's appearance
Not cool Capcom, not cool.
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Didn't quite like your character's appearance in Monster Hunter: Wilds? No problem. Capcom is kind enough to let you change it—but only once. After that, you'll need to open your wallet and fork out €6.99, which gives you three in-game vouchers, each allowing you to modify your character once.
A similar package is also available for your charming feline companion at the same price. Additionally, there's a bundled package, granting you six vouchers that can be used for either your character or your furry friend.
What do you think about having to pay for character customisation changes?
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