Which video are you talking about? If we know that we can tell you if it's a setting or a mod

Originally posted by Hero:

Which video are you talking about? If we know that we can tell you if it's a setting or a mod

https://youtu.be/o_PBfLbd3zw?si=U8NLcjjO5-KIteL8 this one.

I'm not watching a 30 min long highly edited video to find snippets of the ui. Thats too long for me sorry :x
However that video seems to be 4 years old. I heard that the UI got an overhaul in the past couple years so that would be my guess. Maybe someone else knows a mod that can revert it? I'm sorry that I wasn't of much help

Originally posted by Hero:

I'm not watching a 30 min long highly edited video to find snippets of the ui. Thats too long for me sorry :x
However that video seems to be 4 years old. I heard that the UI got an overhaul in the past couple years so that would be my guess. Maybe someone else knows a mod that can revert it? I'm sorry that I wasn't of much help

:SDASDADSA np do you have any recomndations for setting or mod?

Please provide video timestamps so we can see specifically what you're talking about, and also point out what you like. "It looks better" doesn't give us much to work with.

Its name was changed to "Modern UI" and can be accessed by enabling advanced options. It's on by default.

I want to be able to see how much items can be sold for,
instead of always having to go to a merchant just to check.
I can never remember which items are worth something and which ones aren’t.

Also, I think the waterskin’s capacity should be increased (and its weight reduced),
because gem merchants are extremely rare.
When I finally find something I want to buy,
it’s such a hassle to keep running back to my stash in the village to fetch more water (money).

Use modern UI. Turn on Advanced Settings. Read the menus lol

Originally posted by Matryoshka🪆:

I want to be able to see how much items can be sold for,
instead of always having to go to a merchant just to check.
I can never remember which items are worth something and which ones aren’t.

Also, I think the waterskin’s capacity should be increased (and its weight reduced),
because gem merchants are extremely rare.
When I finally find something I want to buy,
it’s such a hassle to keep running back to my stash in the village to fetch more water (money).

I'd like to offer a few suggestions that might help you.

Firstly; yes, it is a bummer not knowing exactly what something is worth but that will teach you to start checking vendor prices (yours and theirs) when you do get to a vendor, you'll quickly learn what to look out for.

Generally (unless low level) low tier, common weapons and armor are *NOT* worth picking up as they sell for pennies and are heavy. You'll soon start to find items that are ideal for vendors.

Which leads me to my second tip; stop thinking of water as your money.

Yes, drinking water in CoQ is used as a currency BUT this game is more about swapping items and goods. A suggestion: Instead of hoarding water keep an eye out for yellow priced items (ie, copper nuggets, silver nuggets etc). These are always worth a set price and are much less hassle and much lighter than carrying around 50,000 waterskins of water.

When I first played I had stockpiles of water all over the place, so I know where you're coming from but I assure you the suggestions I've made to you will help you a lot (and keep the game the same).

Live and drink, friend.

Maybe a tiles mod...

Originally posted by Matryoshka🪆:

When I finally find something I want to buy,
it’s such a hassle to keep running back to my stash in the village to fetch more water (money).

Buy and keep trade bars because they buy/sell for the same amount, and trinkets because they're light. I always buy as many trade bars as I can whenever I come across them. Tam usually has some copper ones. In fact, convert as much water as possible into anything worth more than its equivalent weight in drams of water.

Originally posted by Bathory:

Originally posted by Matryoshka🪆:

When I finally find something I want to buy,
it’s such a hassle to keep running back to my stash in the village to fetch more water (money).

Buy and keep trade bars because they buy/sell for the same amount, and trinkets because they're light. I always buy as many trade bars as I can whenever I come across them. Tam usually has some copper ones. In fact, convert as much water as possible into anything worth more than its equivalent weight in drams of water.

yea i started doing that for a while now specialy with the books .