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Mollie Taylor

Monster Hunter Wilds' best change is to its layered armor, letting me finally run amok with dressup the way I should have always been able to

A hunter grins and throws two peace/victory signs while wearing a Mimiphyta helm in Monster Hunter Wilds.

What are videogames if not a vessel for parading around all the cool fashion ensembles I've created, treating the whole thing like my own personal Paris Fashion Week? If a game lets me customise what my character is wearing, you best know I'm going to be milking the hell out of that, curating the coolest fits that'll have people taking screenshots and asking their friends "does anyone know what armor this incredibly dashing young adventurer is wearing?"

I'll always welcome anything that makes that process easier—World of Warcraft's transmogs, Final Fantasy 14's glamour dresser, and, I guess, Monster Hunter's layered armor system. Except Monster Hunter hasn't exactly always made it easy to stuff an entire wardrobe full of easily accessible, statless cosmetics.

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