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Maybe you should try something... greater than mods?
Art or environmental architecture perhaps.
I rarely see colours that strongly affect me. I rated your mod up to show support, but I cannot use it in the game. I keep going back to look at them and then back away. Its like, a pimple, you know? You stare at the mirror even when you want to forget it, and you just want to pop it to get rid of it, theres this almost physical need to clean it away.
If you really designed it on purpose, I have to say it was brilliantly done, masterful work, just, more like Giger than Michelangelo.
It is.... disturbing. The arterial red in the flag, dont take this the wrong way, but it is awful. Brilliant but awful.
The pale grey and pale red look to me like decades old sun-bleached plastic that used to be darker, and some combination of rust/dried blood.
The blue looks just as old, just without the rust/dried blood effect.
The design itself looks good and original, but the colour just looks so.... dirty that it makes me wish to clean them, and usually Im completely happy to live in the borderland between Messy and Almost Unhygienic.
Or if you have problems seeing shades of red/green for example, Im sure most people here would be happy to help with the palette.
Note this is only an Idea, you do not have to put it in the mod, I just thought it would be cool.
But otherwise this looks extremely interesting! Keep up the great work!