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Ultrawide display owners rejoice - Capcom have finally decided to show some love to PC players by adding 21:9 support to Monster Hunter: World's Steam edition, along with push-to-talk voice chat option and vignette effect control.Unfortunately, there's a caveat as Capcom wrote that even though 'most cutscenes support ultrawide', some Monster Hunter: World cutscenes apparently do not. The company also included a UI adjustment feature, so that players can position their UIs the way they see fit.The second feature of Capcom's new update are vignette effects, which can now be set to high, normal or off. Monster Hunter: World's PC version previously supported only on or off and the company actually advises setting them to high when in ultrawide mode, as it 'can help reduce simulation sickness'.Players who rely on voice comms can rest easy now, as Monster Hunter: World's update added the long-awaited push-to-talk feature. This one is pretty self-explanatory and you'll find volume and keybinding settings in the options menu.The remainder of Monster Hunter: World's Steam update is mostly reserved for language support, such as the newly added support for simplified Chinese, as well as a bunch of translations.
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Note that the some of armour parts and sets have been renamed and/or adapted in traditional Chinese, Arabic and a few others, details of which can be found.Capcom also threw in fixes for a plethora of bugs plaguing Monster Hunter: World's items in combat, including the likes of the hunting horn, charge blade and more. The bugs are too many to list and you can review them.Ultimately though, even though we're confident many a Monster Hunter: World player will breathe a sigh of relief over ultrawide support and push-to-talk, it's a bit difficult to get excited over them after a wait of almost six months.Many have found alternate solutions to these issues, no thanks to Capcom, and the modder who ended up picking up their slack called them a in the meantime.Capcom Monster Hunter: WorldYou can find Monster Hunter: World patch notes.
Monster Hunter World Voice Chat Options
Capcom has released update 5.1 for the PC version of Monster Hunter World, which means 21:9 ultrawide monitors are now supported. Vignette Effects also have three options – High, Normal or Off – and there’s also the option for push-to-talk voice chat. It should be noted that not all of the game’s cutscenes will be displayed in 21:9 aspect ratio.More information on the above features can be seen below. Detailed notes on bug fixes and several language-specific choices can be seen here and here, respectively. If you’re still playing Monster Hunter World on PC, now is a good time to hop back on – Extreme Behemoth is currently live and no doubt torturing Hunters everywhere.Monster Hunter World will be receiving more content on consoles next month with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt collaboration quest. Going live on February 8th, it sees Geralt of Rivia transported to the New World. New weapons, armour and gameplay mechanics from the quest have yet to be revealed so stay tuned for more information.Title Update: New Features and ChangesOn Tuesday, January 22 at 00:00 a.m.
UTC, we released title update 5.1, which contains some bug fixes.Major New Features/Design Changes:Ultrawide (21:9) support added.You can adjust your settings by navigating to the Aspect Ratio settings found in the Display category of the title screen’s Options menu.Note: Most cutscenes support Ultrawide, however some cutscenes are not supported. In addition, to coincide with Ultrawide support, we’ve also added a UI adjustment feature to the options menu that will let you adjust the position of the UI.Vignette Effects options can now be set to High, Normal, or Off.We’ve tweaked this feature so that you may set the strength of the effect instead of simply turning it on or off. Setting vignette effects to Normal will be the same as turning them on in previous versions, while selecting High will make the effect stronger.Note: Setting vignette effects to High can help reduce simulation sickness when playing in Ultrawide mode.Support for Simplified Chinese added.You can change languages in the Language category of the title screen’s Options menu.Push-to-Talk voice chat option added.Press a designated key to enable voice chat with this feature. You can set Push-to-Talk on from the Audio category found in the Options menu. You can set which key enables voice chat by setting up your keyboard in the Menu Controls menu. To adjust voice chat volume, please go to the Audio category found in the Options menu and adjust your Voice Chat Volume settings.