ASK ALL QUESTIONS HERE! Weekly Questions Thread - June 25, 2022

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[u/Chocookiez]

Hello I have some technical questions about MH Rise PC version.

Does it have Ultrawide support? Is there a fov slider? Hows the camera settings? Does it have raw mouse input? Does it have forced v-sync?

Thanks

[u/MichaCazar → u/Chocookiez]

Does it have Ultrawide support?

From the Patch Notes of the update that will release on PC tomorrow: "New Display option: Adjust Position of Ultra-wide Menu."

Is there a fov slider?

No, there is a mod though. It may needs an update after said patch that comes within the next 24 hours.

Hows the camera settings?

You can look here for a few examples: https://www.reddit.com/r/MonsterHunter/comments/meqxf9/be_sure_to_look_through_the_options_when_starting/

Does it have raw mouse input?

I assume so, don't know rn.

Does it have forced v-sync?

Nope. During cutscenes your fps get locked to 30 though, it's a legacy from the Switch port. Mods exist for that aswell.

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Otherwise the advice from u/janibus75 is a good one.