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The entire idea behind getting an early access game is to help with the development of said game / software, at the very least by bug reporting. If you have absolutely no interest in doing so, then why did you buy an early access title?? I play this game in both 1920x1080 and 3840x1440, and in neither resolution does this "number" get in the way of anything?
The thing is, "most" games display that info on the title screen. It does not, and frankly should not appear on the screen constantly. I agree with OP here that it's a damn eyesore. If the game updates while you are playing that version number on the display isn't going to change obviously, so to display it constantly makes no sense at all.
Put it on the title screen where it belongs, not on the screen during gameplay.
Ok, so you don't notice it, that all good. BUT the OP did, I did, and given that the forums constitute a minority of the playerbase its safe to say that others probably have to.
if we were complaining about say, the size of the compass, or the fact you can't hide active quest text, etc, things that are actually part of the gameplay, the yes THAT would be nitpicky. However, that text is UI clutter that doesn't really have a need to be there. 99.9% of EA titles tuck it into a warning on the title screen, hell tuck it onto the pause menu if you'd like, but to clutter up the UI for no reason makes very little sense.
In life some things might bother someone that doesn't bother you, that doesn't make them or you wrong, if it negatively impacted gameplay for you or others to remove, I'd be right on your side. The thing is, I bought the game earlier today, and the very first thing I hit the boards for was to find out if it could be removed.
Good UI design = as little distraction as possible
Would you move into a house that's still being built and moan at the builders for making a noise and leaving tools around etc and distracting you from having a nice and pleasant time in your new home despite its half finished state? If you want a polished, pleasant, non distracting gaming environment I suggest you move on to a COMPLETED game until the dev's are satisfied that this is finished and then come back to it rather than finding obscure things to moan about.
Then people would just be writing the version number into the bug report. You know, like in every other game out there.
You do know this isn't the first game to ever be in early access right? I mean seriously its like grasping at straws at this point. There's no reason for it to be there. none, not a single reason.
Steam auto updates the game, if someone repots a bug the chances that bug is in the current version is highly likely. Go look on every other early access bug section, I bet no one in those threads is even asking "well what version are you on, I don't see it on your screen anywhere!" Do you know why? Because everyone is on the same damn version, because.....steam.
That info can be removed...just remove it, and put it on the title screen like every single other alpha, beta, early acces game. Most streamers, and youtubers let their audience know a game is in early access. It's clearly marked on the store page here, and its perfectly fine to stick it on the title page. Beyond that its just cluttering up the UI for no reason.