Monster Hunter Wilds New World Critical Hits Mod v1.3

                    
The New World Critical Hits mod overhauls the visual feedback of critical strikes in Monster Hunter Wilds to match the intense, cinematic style of Monster Hunter World. Rather than settling for the default, fleeting sparks, your critical hits will now produce bigger, longer-lasting, and more satisfying particle effects. Consequently, landing a perfect hit feels significantly more impactful and rewarding. Furthermore, this adds a layer of visual punch that many veterans felt was missing from the base game.
Key Features

Enhanced Visuals: The mod replaces the default critical hit effects with larger, more noticeable particles inspired by Monster Hunter World.
Color Options: Additionally, you can choose from three distinct colors—Green, Blue, or Yellow—to customize the look of your crits.
Satisfying Combat: The extended duration and size of the effects make every critical strike feel substantial and “crunchy.”
Purely Cosmetic: The mod only alters visual assets. Therefore, it does not change damage values or affect game balance in any way.

Additional Details

Requirements: You must have REFramework installed to properly load the mod files.
Weapon Support: Currently, the effects work best on slashing weapons. However, blunt or piercing attacks may not display the full visual change yet.
Safe to Use: This is a simple VFX replacer that does not modify save data or core gameplay logic.

How to Install
This mod supports both manual installation and Fluffy Mod Manager. Choose the method that fits your setup.
Option A: Fluffy Mod Manager (Recommended)

First, ensure REFramework is installed.
Next, download the mod file.
Then, drag and drop the downloaded archive into your Fluffy Mod Manager window.
Finally, activate the mod in the list.

Option B: Manual Installation

First, ensure REFramework is installed.
Next, download the mod file and choose the specific color variant you want to use.
Then, extract the `natives` folder from the archive.
Finally, move the `natives` folder directly into your main Monster Hunter Wilds game directory.