u/PhoenixTimess

If you ever played Sleepy Hollow or mess around in Test Zone, you might be familiar with the 1st US Infantry Regiment. Specifically, its Sapper class. You may or may not have wondered why they're the only American regiment under the United States to be actually wearing an Apron? Historically, all American Infantry Regiments during the War of 1812 doesn't really have a Regimental Pioneer attached to their ranks until Scott decided to revive the practice of Regimental Pioneers and followed Von Steuben's rule of "one pioneer per company" for the 25th Infantry Regiment and Scott's Brigade. The practice was proven useful and in 1815, it was extended to all Infantry Regiments. As for the Marine Corps' lack of Apron for their Sappers, they were never meant to have a Sapper class (they never had in actual history). Since they were added in the very first Halloween Update, they needed a defense class against secondary enemies while fighting the Headless Horseman. Let's say the 1st US Infantry Regiment was added first and the US Marines was added later in the Roscoff Update without its Sapper class, could you imagine how painful that is to get past the Church Holdout?

(Orion-Geminan War of 1811-1817 is never canon in the Centaura Lore, I just needed an excuse)

(Hopefully, this should shut things up. Playable Vivandières might still a probability whether or not they'll be added to the French Empire as a Surgeon reskin)

(It also applies to preserved historical locations and cities too.)

Sure, you can't deform the straps to move with the limbs but, isn't the static Mesh already good? Like, it doesn't need bone deformation. We don't (probably) care about straps not bending with the limbs.

"You yourself must sail out of the country to either to the British Isle or the New World. I hope to see you again..."

Despite having a Crossbelt with a Cartridge Box, Swedish Cuirassiers is never safe from limited ammo.