How To Download the Monster Hunter Wilds High Resolution Texture Pack

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Textures in Monster Hunter Wilds exhibit varying qualities. While some are crisp and highly defined, others are noticeably pixelated and appear to be of low resolution. This issue persists regardless of the device or platform being used, including top-tier PC systems.

Currently, it’s up to CAPCOM to handle this issue with an update. In the meantime, if you desire textures of superior quality beyond the default “high” setting, you can acquire the “High Resolution Texture Pack” exclusively for the PC edition of Monster Hunter Worlds by downloading it.

Monster Hunter Wilds High Resolution Texture Pack PC

To get the “Monster Hunter Wilds – High Resolution Texture Pack” DLC on Steam and access the maximum quality texture setting within the game, players should download the high-resolution texture pack by following these steps.

  • You can access the DLC at this Steam page, and hit “Add to library” so that it is added to your DLC list for Monster Hunter Wilds on Steam.
  • As soon as you add this, Steam will initiate the download for the texture pack. This is a large download, around 70 GB of textures (larger than the game itself), so if you want to pause it for now, the correct way to do it is to uncheck it from your DLC list, otherwise you won’t be able to play the game till the texture pack is downloaded.
  • You can do this by selecting the DLC menu in the Steam library by selecting Monster Hunter Wild, and unchecking the texture pack DLC.
  • When you’re ready, simply check the DLC again in the list, and the download will initiate.

After you’ve downloaded it, the “Maximum” texture setting will become accessible within the game. This upgrade noticeably enhances the texture detail and overall aesthetic appeal of the game, although some users have encountered issues of lag or stuttering while using this option.

Additionally, keep in mind that it includes an extra VRAM expense, so ensure your Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) has at least 16 GB of Video Random Access Memory (VRAM). If you’re encountering issues with stability when using the new textures, consider switching to the “High” setting instead.

Make sure to take some screenshots with the new texture pack using the photo mode!

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2025-02-28 15:20