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One thought I have, however, is that I'm only certain of it occurring with this Workshop upload. I'd be curious if a manual install from the Nexus page has any impact or not.
A second release is probably not too far away, so I hope you get to check that out soon too :)
Now the Cons. Most of these are graphical (nitpicking) and auditory (which aren't so easy to ignore) so I'll be brief.
While I didn't really encounter any in 117, odd little sound bites began playing as I entered the hangar. I chalked them up to some sort of ambiance that had been added to enhance the experience, but Tsavo Highway - particularly toward the end is where it really got weird. The soundtrack from the previous sequence kept interrupting the new one, leaving me a bit jarred. I couldn't ignore that as easily as the others so this might be a bug of some type.
Overall, this has got a lot of promise. I'm eagerly anticipating the full release later down the line. Hope my feedback helps.
Pros:
It feels like playing H3 for the first time again. All the weapons seem to mesh nicely with the sandbox, providing for unique encounters. The upscaled visuals and ported models help to bring out the environment as well, and the anniversary versions seem to fit right in with the color palette H3 has to offer.