Reasonable Prices

Attached pictures display items and their prices when buying items from merchants.

Version history

Mod uses item prices from original game configs instead of overengineered unreasonable economy system hidden in unmodifiable native code.

Changed item prices, repair, disassemble, craft, slot add and upgrade removal prices.

Armor and weapon prices are not affected by their level or stats.

Rare armor and weapon prices are greater than their common versions.

Merchants don't pay for very cheap items from player (which they sell for 1-2 crowns).

All merchants sell the same items for the same prices.

This mod leads to:

- Sword trading is not that profitable

- Precious items are not blatantly overpriced.

- Contract rewards are greater part of income.

- Emperor's, O'Dimm's, Henrietta's and Gwent tournament's huge rewards finally make sense.

- Prices in general finally make more sense.

- Instead of ≈100000 crowns you end up with ≈20000 crowns.

- Over time Geralt still becomes stupid rich as usual, it is part of The Witcher 3 Game Design, which gives you alot of free stuff, so you don't pay much.

Sell/buy ratio is 1:5

Crafting item costs 20% of final item price.

Full repair = 20%

Disassemble = 10%

Slot add = 50 crowns + 5-15% item price (1st-3rd slot)

Upgrade remove = 20% of item price

Item/service price multipliers and modifiers can be manually tweaked in scripts:

modReasonablePrices/content/scripts/game/modcode/...

*.ws are text files, can open with notepad or anything similar.

- Did not find a way to mod ofieri runewright dialogue prices, unfortunately. Use console command "addmoney(10000)" and pay whatever price you think is meaningful.

Installation

Extract "modReasonablePrices" folder from archive, move it into ".../The Witcher 3/mods/" folder (https://youtu.be/jxPYSUNUTdE)

Optional step for GOG v1. 31-1. 32: copy with replace contents of "modReasonablePrices_GOTY_patch" folder atop contents of "modReasonablePrices" folder.(https://youtu.be/9_w0ufx6Nxk)

P. S. This price mod was originaly part of No Levels mod, but No Levels is big and complex mod, so I was requested to make this price mod standalone.