Hi

I bought Earned in Blood yesterday having just completed Road to Hill 30 and while I was playing I noticed that its only the NCOs like Baker, Corrion, Red etc. who have stripes on their arms, and not privates like Allen, Garnett, Paige etc. but I swear that in RTH30 the privates had one stripe on their arm (although I haven't gone back to check). Is it like this on all XBOX versions of the game? Or just mine...?

Also, Doyle's picture on situational awareness shows his helmet with foliage/leaves on it but in the actual game he has a plain helmet (i.e. one like Corrion's instead of Hartsock's).

I would be greatful if anyone could clear this up for me! Thanks in advance.

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