"Monster Hunter: The Wilderness" Domestic MOD author Feng Yu was warned by Capcom

2025-07-31 21:34:00|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Recently, "Monster Hunter: Wilderness" has caused controversy among players due to its slow content update and strict account ban policy.Capcom's crackdown on game MOD continues to escalate, and even affects some non-cheating MOD users.

It is understood that since the first large-scale online event "Battle Challenge" was launched in June, a large number of players have been banned for using MODs such as "Show damage values" or "Customized skins", and some PS5 players have been "continuously" banned for teaming up with PC version MOD users.The ban not only restricts online functions, but also deprives players of their activity rewards and rankings.

Against this background, the well-known domestic MOD maker "Feng Yu" developed a MOD that allows banned players to be online on private servers.However, the MOD quickly attracted the attention of Capcom. Feng Yu recently revealed that she had received an official copyright infringement warning notice, saying that her behavior violated relevant regulations on digital copyright.

Capcom has repeatedly emphasized on its official website that any unauthorized data modification is a violation, especially MODs that involve unlocking paid content or affecting the balance of the game.It is reported that the official has adopted a combination of automated monitoring and manual review to conduct real-time detection of suspicious game behavior, and the account ban decision will not accept appeals.

This series of events has sparked heated discussions in the player community. Some players believe that the official crackdown is too strict, while supporters believe that this is a necessary measure to maintain fairness in the game.With the update of the subsequent content of "Monster Hunter: Wilderness", related controversies may continue to ferment.

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