Turn off red glow that highlights difficult terrain?

[Sunbather]

It looks just weird and breaks immersion if my characters' legs suddenly begin to glow red because they are in water or walk across muddy terrain.
Is there any way to turn this off?

Inb4: There was a similar thread but I couldn't find via the search function. Apologies for making a new thread. https://steamcommunity.com/app/1086940/discussions/3/3808408328769790421/?l=hungarian

[Sunbather]

*bump*
This really drives me crazy.

[Moonbane]

Not that important, live with it.

[Sunbather]

Originally posted by Moonbane:

Not that important, live with it.

Wow, this community is the worst I've seen. 0 help given at all. When I last complained about the fact that we still have no font scaling, the most helpful reply was "Just see better".

And yes, it is important.

[ebolaconundrum]

To be honest your coming across as petty, entitled and arrogant. Things that seldom get a good reaction from any community.

As far as I know there isn't an option to turn it off.

Haven't looked at the toolkit enough to see if it could be removed by a mod. My guess would be probably.

[Sunbather]

Originally posted by ebolaconundrum:

To be honest your coming across as petty, entitled and arrogant. Things that seldom get a good reaction from any community.

As far as I know there isn't an option to turn it off.

Haven't looked at the toolkit enough to see if it could be removed by a mod. My guess would be probably.

Don't know mate. Complaining about a superfluous, bright indicator that wasn't in any of the iterations of EA I've played and then got suddenly introduced despite the game already having several indicators for difficult terrain (the actual visual of the terrain, slower movement, UI prompt next to char portrait) isn't something I would consider arrogant or even petty.

The same goes for refusing to implement font scaling for the whole UI and only give the option of a bigger UI to people who play with controllers.

But people act like this is the best game ever and are completely allergic to any criticism (by calling it "petty" or "get over it" and calling people "arrogant" - which seems pretty wild regarding my three lines of text which was almost exclusively descriptive...

Thanks for addressing the actual question though. I somehow was convinced that there was an option which I somehow missed.