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Updated for latest patch.
The author is right - the pictures don't do it justice. It's hard to describe, but there's a lot of research that goes into how we respond to colours. This green just works beautifully. It's bright and bold when you pay attention to it but it is easily occluded by the eye when you need to focus on other things. I would say this is why CA have gone with green for Three Kingdoms.
@Levie well done mate!