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Armors - NordWarUA Handicapped Citizens - Mihail
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I'm a big fan of both NordWar and Mihail - I'm especially fond of the added diversity from mods such as Mihail's Handicapped Citizens. However, the unique meshes required for such a mod prevent me from using it alongside my favorite NordWar armor replacers. Namely, New Legion and Sons of Skyrim. Eventually, I got tired of hoping a patch would be made and decided to learn the basics of mesh editing in order to make it myself!
As I'm new to this, there's a tiny bit of weird movement on the left sleeve of the Whiterun guard. If you are good at weight painting, I'd greatly appreciate it if you could take a look at it for me!
It's very minor in my opinion, however, and well worth the tradeoff of an accurate uniform.
I will not be making similar patches for the full vanilla replacer suites, but may consider patches for other Imperial or Guard Armor mods! Feel free to ask nicely and I can look into it :)