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Those screenies look delicious.

Sounds good. I'll be waiting for this to have more mods in it before I download it though. I already use all of those mods, plus a few others which I'm testing for compatibility issues and such. I'll be watching this.

Still waiting for pictures, but I'm sure you know that. I'd like to know what I'm getting into before I go ahead and butcher my saints.

I've gotten 100% completion on the PS3 version of the game, so I know about the clusters. I meant that I never noticed that you could use a stealth approach until recently there.

This is amazing. I didn't even know there was one of these for SRTT, and that makes me want to go dig it up and make it happen. The random gunfights and the fact that my notoriety stays high makes it chaotic enough for me to not feel like "I got this" whenever I walk into a firefight. Combined...

As far as I've been told, I think as far as this has come for now has been that they're gonna call it "Gentlemen of the Simulation" or something like that. This game is still kind of new and without an SDK there's a lot of mods that aren't as good as the ones you could find for SRTT.

I know, that's why I said that. I should probably have said "if this game had some more stealth features." I've sat there and hid out of sight of cops on so many occasions in both The Third and 4 and had the same issue when it came down to it. Even if they didn't see me, they wouldn't disappear...

I think I could appreciate this game more if it had stealth features, but I've never noticed that about Sierra Point.

Well, isn't the SDK supposed to be coming out soon?

Bumping this, I'd like some input. Is this sort of thing even possible? I mean, I imagine it is, but I also imagine it to be complicated to do it for all unchangeable outfits. Like the OP, I want to be able to change the colors of the Iron Saint outfit to suit my own needs, rather than the...

Well, because it wasn't listed in the first post, I assumed it to be a bug. Though, as I said, it looks cool. I was always wondering what happened to the rain effects. Just because virtual Steelport is virtual doesn't mean it can't have simulated rain. Right? So this mod kinda gets that going...

I hate to double post, but I'm finding a few bugs. Minor as they are, it seems like it's randomly raining the fire sparks that happen only when a warden shows up. It looks cool, sure, but it's...really weird for it to be so random. Also, I love this set on Free.

Fair enough. I restarted anyway to make it work. Some of the changes are interesting, at least it doesn't look so damn bleak.

Still better than anything I could have called it.

Yes I could start a new game...But why would I have to? I want to know why installing it pre "The Escape" makes a difference, mostly. This isn't me griping, but...Seeking knowledge. I want to eventually try making mods of my own. Also, off topic, any word on a Gentlemen of Sim Steelport...

So I installed this and I can't really see any immediate changes if any at all...And that's disappointing. My current main quest is "Zero Cool" and I'm not sure if it matters or not, but I installed this yesterday and tested it, and the mission hasn't changed. So yeah...Been to the ship, seen...