{3°RGF} Custom Skins

Using our superior investigative powers The Observer has uncovered some pretty neat looking player skins made by the French clan {3°RGF} (3°Régiment de Grenadiers Français).   As you may have guessed by the clan name they are based on French uniforms of the Napoleonic period.

As you can see they have some pretty nice stuff here.  It's a shame is they haven't released these to the community as I'm sure there are a few Napoleonic Wars enthusiasts around.

Comments

  1. Mc Diddles20 January 2011 at 02:26

    Who in gods name are you?

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  2. BG Observer20 January 2011 at 02:31

    Who we are doesn't matter. All that matters is what we observe.

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  3. Mc Diddles20 January 2011 at 12:32

    It sort of does because me and a few others have spotted mistakes in a few of your blogs.

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  4. BG Observer20 January 2011 at 12:57

    If you would like to point out these mistakes, we would be more than happy to correct them. So far the only mistakes that we have been made aware of are regarding the 51st and are mainly down to personal opinion.

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  5. Mc Diddles20 January 2011 at 15:06

    Well as you said the 51st is strongly opinionated and a few things are wrong.(according to an member of the 29th, an old member of the 51st)
    "The 51st was probably the largest clan ever in Bg2, having over 200 members in their golden days" According to him the most players it ever had was around 80 players.

    Another thing was the report on RC vs 42cdo. Though spot on for the most part, the last part was an error on one of the Members saying he's spotted the enemy line approaching on the right as for a matter of fact they were coming from the left.

    A few other mistakes here and there but I'll report them if it comes to my attention.

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  6. Rudy14 February 2011 at 23:23

    51st? 200 members in it's golden days? I don't think I've seen BG2 have that many people on simultaneously in the last 4 years.

    I remember 51st was the first clan to populate a 64 player server, primarily with their own members, but I think Stuka was hard pressed to even make that happen.

    I mean, if you count inactive members, you could say that Twist's Line Battle group boasts nearly having 2000 members. Though only like 10 of them play BG2 anymore; If not less.
    Good call Mc Diddles.

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