This is a continuation of the http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=5327. The island of Riller-Mosh has opened it's docks for outsiders and visitors alike, and are working on improving relations. Journey to Riller-Mosh and experience the culture of it's Argonian inhabitants.
I've worked on fleshing out the experience of this mod, and changed a few things substancially. I've mainly focused on the dock area, the underwater area, and the buildings associated with the docks. Still have a few things to finish up, like the embassy, and some dialog paths, before moving on to the town area. I've also repainted the landscape, to get rid of the use of the default land texture.
I did a lot of work cleaning up the mod, as well as giving a lot of attention to the dialog, especially greetings, to make dialog a little more natural. The dialog itself has kept me quite busy (weeks, many weeks, as I only get to mod for an hour or two a day), even though I've only scratched the beginnings, but am happy with the progress. I'm keeping things pretty close to 'vanilla' while fleshing out the base part of this mod, and will be adding new content once everything is presentable and working fine with just the 'vanilla' content.
I've decided to release what I've done for now to get some feedback as well as some playtesting of current dialog and world building. I've done some thorough testing myself, but it helps to have some outside advice and feedback during development. For playtesters, to start out, you need to ask an Argonian NPC about "latest rumors", and just follow your intuition from there.
A little about myself as this is my first post, I've been a lurker on these forums on and off for quite a while. I'm not new to modding per-se, but this will be my first public release for modding with Morrowind. I've always been fascinated with the Argonians, and this seemed like a good launching pad to put my experience to work. I do have experience at modding, been doing it since the original DOOM days, and have been an avid D&D player/dungeonmaster throughout the years too.
So, have at it, and tell me what you think of the progress so far. Try playing through it first before dissecting it in the construction set, it's pretty short for now. ;P