Greywand's Overly Ambitious Reskin Project
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Butko
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Re: Greywand's Overly Ambitious Reskin Project
Nice work, but I think u missed a point. H&H isn't placed in roman time not even location of rome. Try to do some more barbarian style. Like some viking theme, or celts theme...
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Jackard
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Re: Greywand's Overly Ambitious Reskin Project
if someone wants to make a roman mod who are you to say otherwise
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Thurrok
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Re: Greywand's Overly Ambitious Reskin Project
OP missed the rise and fall of the W3 Holy Roman Empire by a few months... 
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Grelf
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Re: Greywand's Overly Ambitious Reskin Project
Whoa, this looks great! Amazing job!
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Wolfang
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Great work so far.
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Greywand
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Mmm, certainly something to consider. I have kind of created 'outfits', and I may need to reassign some items based on what players are likely to have at any given time. Feel free to suggest any other common combination of items.Onionfighter wrote:Nice work.
It is worth noting, that players tend to wear clothing based upon the resources they have available and the bonuses the clothing provides. For this reason, leather armor is usually worn with a boar tusk helmet or a bear cape, druid helm is often worn with chain mail, merchant's robe leather pants and vap are usually worn with everything.
I didn't notice anything in the game that placed it outside the Mediterranean or the Roman Period, and one certainly wouldn't expect to see plate mail amongst barbarians or Celts. Reading The Aeneid or Caesar's 'Conquest of Gaul', one sees a great deal of interaction between Roman/Hellenic civilization and the barbarian tribes, which is what I have tried to represent here. Straight British and Central European Medieval fashion is already over-represented in fantasy, so I tend to find a Mediterranean flair refreshing.Butko wrote:Nice work, but I think u missed a point. H&H isn't placed in roman time not even location of rome. Try to do some more barbarian style. Like some viking theme, or celts theme...
I'm not sure how people can maintain homophobia while playing a game where they eat creamy cock and all stalactites have balls.Sotsa wrote:if your heterosexual eyes can't stand a little man, i bet you're really, really gay
Edit: nice reskins. Manly men in manly poses.
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wickerman_156
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Will you or are you making a female version? If you do I'll be sure to try it out! 
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Greywand
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I suppose it depends how well this one goes. Female models is my next plan, but first I have to figure out for sure how all of the different clothing items cover one another.wickerman_156 wrote:Will you or are you making a female version? If you do I'll be sure to try it out!
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Jackard
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Re: Greywand's Overly Ambitious Reskin Project
your models could use more contrast. maybe some saturation too. they are kind of faded
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jgudge
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Don't diss Burt Renolds.Jackard wrote:your models could use more contrast. maybe some saturation too. they are kind of faded
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