There have been numerous problems since the release of the PC version of Monster Hunter World: Iceborne. Now Capcom has finally switched on.
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After the release of the PC version of the Monster Hunter World expansion Iceborne, many players complained about the loss of their long-saved data. But the performance of the game also suffered considerably, even for players who don't have the add-on at all. Now Capcom has identified both of these problems and confirmed the work on a patch.
Affected people suspected that it was due to a change in the storage data format some time ago. Anyone who has not started their game since October 30, 2018 will most likely lose their save status when starting Iceborne because Monster Hunter World could no longer recognize the data. Capcom has one Steam-Post the existing theory is confirmed. Therefore, the developer recommends that you exit the game if the corresponding error message appears.
In addition, Monster Hunter World has been experiencing performance issues on PC since the release of Iceborne. Even players without the add-on have trouble with the frame rate. Capcom has also recognized this problem and has already announced a patch. This will have the number 10.12.01 and will be rolled out in the next few days.
Monster Hunter World Iceborne is now also available for PC. We have summarized what this version entails for you.
