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So I'm wondering; is it also possible to mod the npcs in the game to be lighter in tone , as for example the main character here seems to be moddable?
Going from the picture about the different versions, I think the most accurate look for the greeks would be vanilla to version 3, with version 3 being quite uncommon. Basically named characters like Alexios, Sokrates, Perikles, Kleon, Alkibiades or Stentor all look good , to also give a few examples.
Be aware, this will affect all NPC's, even the ones you don't want it to.
Also, as it also edits the player character, but I am not sure if this mod overwrites that, they may conflict
I'll try to explain ; basically characters have all different shades, I'd say V3 , V4 and V5 in the game. Then what I wondered, is if it's possible to just "scale down" the tone, so that instead of those 3 , only Vanilla, V1 , and V2 would exist in the game.
I have no idea how modding this game works, so that's why I asked if it was even possible. There should only be those first 3 tones and not the much darker later 3 ones in the game anymore, the named characters I mentioned being good examples for the fitting ones. But as I understand it now, it is only possible to give all npcs a single color, right?
(By "npcs" I mean townsfolk, soldiers and ship crews, basically everyone, not just quest or story characters, to also be clear on what I even mean when saying "npcs")
TDLR: editing the texture to change the npcs makes everyone one shade, you cannot do 2, so choose 1 only.
And this may be a stupid question, but it still wouldn't work as I described it, if I wouldn't use the "main character mod" , right?
Somehow, V1 looks quite a bit unnatural so V2 would be perfect.