Infantry Version - Captain Monroe's correct rank insignia and epaulettes
Change Captain Monroe's rank insignia and shoulder insignia to a correct and historically accurate version
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About this mod Machine translation
Change Captain Monroe's rank insignia and shoulder insignia to a correct and historically accurate version
Infantry Version - Captain Monroe's correct rank insignia and epaulettes
🎯 Module function
Corrected the errors in Captain Monroe's rank insignia and epaulettes in the Rockstar game to make them consistent with the real historical setting:
- Corrected the wrong second lieutenant rank badge to captain rank badge
- Replaced the discontinued blue infantry epaulettes of 1885 with the correct white infantry epaulettes
- Corrected the black stripes on the trousers and returned them to the white service color that the infantry should have
📦 Installation method
Just drag and drop the two .ytd files into the stream folder inside the lml folder to complete the installation!
🎮 Historical background
Rockstar has made some historic mistakes in the game:
- Captain Monroe was given a second lieutenant's rank badge instead of a captain's badge
- Used the blue infantry epaulettes which had been discontinued in 1885 and were changed to white epaulettes that year
- The color of the stripes on the trousers also does not meet the infantry's white service color standard
✨ Game experience
Now you can experience more realistic historical details in the game! This fix brings Captain Monroe's uniform to full compliance with late 19th century U.S. Army uniform specifications, adding a touch of historical accuracy to your game world.
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*Produced by DustyOatMilk*
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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