Nipponsei said:
Is there any way to implement the armors from Onin no Ran? I know its a different time period but i really like those armors.
And i like to do this again: http://social.xfire.com/videos/eb7bf
Well that's nostalgic...
With the right tools it's possible to put them in Gekokujo, just don't ask me about the tools or how to do it, it's been almost 6 years since I've done any modding for Onin no Ran.
Back then I had created some nice new armor models that were actually period correct for the Onin war (not all of the armor in the Onin no Ran mod was period correct), the models were pretty much ready to be put in-game, but Fujiwara had financial problems and so the mod died... in the end the new armor models were never implemented.
I remember recommending the O-yoroi model to be removed from the game because it was post period, but Fujiwara would have none it (lucky for you I suppose), instead I recommended just going wit O-sode domaru and haramaki-do, but who would heed the advice of someone who is capable of appraising antique Japanese armor anyway?
So is it the large shoulder armor (the O-sode) that you like about the Onin no Ran mod's armor?
Although they were out of style in 1568, they were never completly gone either, some Daimyo would still have armor with O-sode, so it would be nice to see one or two kozane armors with O-sode like that in Gekokujo for some of the Daimyo.
If it's the wide neck guards you like, they went out of style too because they left the neck somewhat exposed, but they would still be occasionally seen with high ranking lords, particularly with the lords of the Uesugi family domain, their helmets often had a so called ****a-jikoro, a second neck guard that was more close fitting.
Oda Nobunaga owned an armor with the old style kasa-jikoro (umbrella neck guard) and it has O-sode as well. All scale armor like that could come with a hefty one million mon price tag or more.
So there is some historical basis for these things to be put in Gekokujo.
Cheers!