Whigs and Tories - American Revolutionary War Mod - Beta Screenies pg. 65!

[Earth Bby]

Ooh, nice. I like the hat.

Thank you, quite difficult to make. The fur is too shiny marks.

it's never too shiney.

[BSM 'Shut up' Williams]

On his knee, is that, by any chance, a sewed on patch? Makeshift uniform repair?

Yep, we have 3 sets of trousers.

Fancy, this is gonna be just so awesome!

Ooh, nice. I like the hat.

Thank you, quite difficult to make. The fur is too shiny marks.

No problem

[joer5835]

On his knee, is that, by any chance, a sewed on patch? Makeshift uniform repair?

Yep, we have 3 sets of trousers.

Fancy, this is gonna be just so awesome!

Just a little FYI

You'd be surprised how often this happened in reality. Linnen and cotton (most trousers were made of this at that time period)teared up eventually if you were in the first line and had to crouch down constantly when firing volleys. That's why the use of woolen over-the-knee gaitors started to become more common in this era, and the British eventually switched from cotton to woolen trousers in the Napoleonic Wars.

[Forest]

On his knee, is that, by any chance, a sewed on patch? Makeshift uniform repair?

Yep, we have 3 sets of trousers.

Fancy, this is gonna be just so awesome!

Just a little FYI

You'd be surprised how often this happened in reality. Linnen and cotton (most trousers were made of this at that time period)teared up eventually if you were in the first line and had to crouch down constantly when firing volleys. That's why the use of woolen over-the-knee gaitors started to become more common in this era, and the British eventually switched from cotton to woolen trousers in the Napoleonic Wars.

No, no, no. Not in the 1770s-80s. Cotton was scarce and expensive in the colonies. People did wear it, but was not common to own. Soldiers would definitely not. I could see cotton being common in the early 19th century as that is the period when the industry picked up, but soldier's breeches at that time were made of linen,wool, broadcloth, or (preferred by the continentals) buckskin, elk, or sheep skin.

[joer5835]

Now that you mention it, you are correct. Dunno how I got cotton in my mind. It was linnen and broadcloth, I've even read reports of canvas and denim being used in the 1790's.

[Earth Bby]

Now that you mention it, you are correct. Dunno how I got cotton in my mind. It was linnen and broadcloth, I've even read reports of canvas and denim being used in the 1790's.

make more snow

[MadManYo]

Could you implement a ironsight system like this one for L'Aigle
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,322415.0.html

[joer5835]

impractical, muskets are made in such a way that's it almost impossible to look down the sights like a modern weapon. Not that they actually have any sights in the first place.

[Earth Bby]

Could you implement a ironsight system like this one for L'Aigle
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,322415.0.html

I always use 3rd person anyway. Considering linebattles will be fought in 2 ranks the 2nd will always have to use 3rd person to see.

[Betaknight]

impractical, muskets are made in such a way that's it almost impossible to look down the sights like a modern weapon. Not that they actually have any sights in the first place.

If I'm not mistaken Line infantry was taught to just point in the general direction of the enemy infantry and fire, not sure if it's true.

Could you implement a ironsight system like this one for L'Aigle
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,322415.0.html

I always use 3rd person anyway. Considering linebattles will be fought in 2 ranks the 3rd will always have to use 3rd person to see.

You'd be surprised how many people use 1st person and I have a big doubt that many regiments will use 3 lines as some are small and won't be able to. Keep in mind 200 people in one server which could consist of either small regiments (meaning its popular) or it could consist out of only 4 regiments (approximately). Plus not everyone will use the tactic and completely ignore the fact that you need 3 lines as you tend to become a bigger target for cannons.

[Earth Bby]

impractical, muskets are made in such a way that's it almost impossible to look down the sights like a modern weapon. Not that they actually have any sights in the first place.

If I'm not mistaken Line infantry was taught to just point in the general direction of the enemy infantry and fire, not sure if it's true.

Could you implement a ironsight system like this one for L'Aigle
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,322415.0.html

I always use 3rd person anyway. Considering linebattles will be fought in 2 ranks the 3rd will always have to use 3rd person to see.

You'd be surprised how many people use 1st person and I have a big doubt that many regiments will use 3 lines as some are small and won't be able to. Keep in mind 200 people in one server which could consist of either small regiments (meaning its popular) or it could consist out of only 4 regiments (approximately). Plus not everyone will use the tactic and completely ignore the fact that you need 3 lines as you tend to become a bigger target for cannons.

Where did you get 3 lines from?

[Betaknight]

impractical, muskets are made in such a way that's it almost impossible to look down the sights like a modern weapon. Not that they actually have any sights in the first place.

If I'm not mistaken Line infantry was taught to just point in the general direction of the enemy infantry and fire, not sure if it's true.

Could you implement a ironsight system like this one for L'Aigle
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,322415.0.html

I always use 3rd person anyway. Considering linebattles will be fought in 2 ranks the 3rd will always have to use 3rd person to see.

You'd be surprised how many people use 1st person and I have a big doubt that many regiments will use 3 lines as some are small and won't be able to. Keep in mind 200 people in one server which could consist of either small regiments (meaning its popular) or it could consist out of only 4 regiments (approximately). Plus not everyone will use the tactic and completely ignore the fact that you need 3 lines as you tend to become a bigger target for cannons.

Where did you get 3 lines from?

2nd rank and third "rank"

[Earth Bby]

impractical, muskets are made in such a way that's it almost impossible to look down the sights like a modern weapon. Not that they actually have any sights in the first place.

If I'm not mistaken Line infantry was taught to just point in the general direction of the enemy infantry and fire, not sure if it's true.

Could you implement a ironsight system like this one for L'Aigle
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,322415.0.html

I always use 3rd person anyway. Considering linebattles will be fought in 2 ranks the 3rd will always have to use 3rd person to see.

You'd be surprised how many people use 1st person and I have a big doubt that many regiments will use 3 lines as some are small and won't be able to. Keep in mind 200 people in one server which could consist of either small regiments (meaning its popular) or it could consist out of only 4 regiments (approximately). Plus not everyone will use the tactic and completely ignore the fact that you need 3 lines as you tend to become a bigger target for cannons.

Where did you get 3 lines from?

2nd rank and third "rank"

my typo killed thousands

[Betaknight]

Spoiler

[close]

Me and him "colaborated" and so this got updated, I only made the hat and the neck model. That is all. Marks did the rest.
oh forgot: Marks says hi

[Earth Bby]

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