Haida Gwaii 1.02 -Custom Graphics &3.08 compatible

[llamabeast]

They look very good Foodstamp, really professional. The quality of the graphics in the mods here has gone up incredibly recently.

If I were to have one criticism, it'd be that the Moksgmol(sp?) is probably a bit on the bright side.

[BandarLover]

Odd, my first post this morning didn't seem to stick. Wierd.

I like your graphical work. You changed just enough to make them look distinct. Nothing too flashy, but solid. I also must agree with Llamabeast, the Moksm...big bear thing, does look a bit bright.

One other thing I noticed, though you say you didn't change Toad warrior or Toad commanders, they did look like a Titan and Lady of Love respectively. Course, I was playing the game with your Gaea mod as well, don't know if the two just cross-interfered numberwise or not.

Good job as usual, Foodstamp. Looking forward to future work from you.

[llamabeast]

The toad things looked fine to me. Maybe it was a clash.

[Foodstamp]

Bandar, that sounds like a mod conflict. If the problem persists let me know and I will compare the two mods to make sure I did not use a monster reference twice. I keep an excel spreadsheet to prevent such mishaps but it is very possible that I made such a mistake because Haida was made before I started keeping track.

Thanks for the compliments on the graphics guys. So the spirit bear is the only eye sore? I will look into giving him a new graphic and maybe adding a few more surprises to the mod

[Sombre]

Did you intend to give them an admin 20 fort in their cap?

This is not a complaint at all, just curious.

[Foodstamp]

Aye. Haida Gwaii was my first attempt at modding. I gave them a River Fort because I thought it was thematic. As far as balance goes, a 20 admin fort may be a bit underpowered, but at the time my understanding of game mechanics did not include admin of forts.

[Sombre]

Cool, thanks for letting me know. One other thing - would you consider giving Haida access to a fourth path? They have great NAW magic, but most early nations have more path variety.