So typically, I don't tell a new player or someone new to modding to dig into the log file like you're describing. I normally have them check for the V+ splash on the main menu and then have them check the lower right corner of their game for their version numbers like in the pic. This is the easiest way for a new player or someone new to modding to check their version number. If i suspect something is wrong in the log file, I have that person post the log to the discord so i can read through it since 95% of people don't know how to read the log. It's just easier this way.

Well, the V+ tag doesn't work on a headless server so you can't compare versions there.

If this would be a breaking or big change for V+ I would agree with your point. Log files are more inaccessible then a UI for new players. But since it doesn't change anything in the version check itself but only clarifies it, I don't see why it shouldn't be done.

Having a more clear change for the version string would help other communities a lot. Other mod makers don't always know that the version string is being changed by V+, especially new people. The current way is very confusing, even more so for users trying to debug their mod issues with the log files.

To add, the version string can also be shown in vanilla UI since a few Valheim versions when trying to join a server where V+ is not installed. This makes the change even more useful.

+1

@kiloforce Please do not comment "+1" on posts. It's not needed.