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After watching a trailer for the upcoming movie "Welcome to Marwen", I thought about an alternative form of me where I'm a war soldier in WW1. I like WW2 better because of the weaponry and so forth back then, but until there are sprites of Battlefield 5, here's my Battlefield 1 (aka World War 1) form.

Ryan Abraham Jones was once a proud solider that served in the United States army of World War 1. He was a brave, tough and intelligent solider that was known as "The Sniping God" due to him being good at sniping enemies. With his trusty Russian 1895 rifle with a scope on it, his dual Single Action Army Revolvers, an experimental Thompson submachine gun and his Calvary Sword one of his comrades use to carry before being shot, Ryan was there to help his teammates fight back even if he's hiding somewhere. During one battle in the Argonne Forest, a German Empire solider scratched his left cheek, leaving a scar on his face during the war. Unfortunately, he died during the end of the war when he was shot and killed by an enemy soldier, at age 45. A memorial had been placed at Central Park in New York City, where Ryan was born, dedicated to his bravery and heroism during the war. He may have faded into history, but he'll always be remembered as "The Sniping God".

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Description
After watching a trailer for the upcoming movie "Welcome to Marwen", I thought about an alternative form of me where I'm a war soldier in WW1. I like WW2 better because of the weaponry and so forth back then, but until there are sprites of Battlefield 5, here's my Battlefield 1 (aka World War 1) form.

Ryan Abraham Jones was once a proud solider that served in the United States army of World War 1. He was a brave, tough and intelligent solider that was known as "The Sniping God" due to him being good at sniping enemies. With his trusty Russian 1895 rifle with a scope on it, his dual Single Action Army Revolvers, an experimental Thompson submachine gun and his Calvary Sword one of his comrades use to carry before being shot, Ryan was there to help his teammates fight back even if he's hiding somewhere. During one battle in the Argonne Forest, a German Empire solider scratched his left cheek, leaving a scar on his face during the war. Unfortunately, he died during the end of the war when he was shot and killed by an enemy soldier, at age 45. A memorial had been placed at Central Park in New York City, where Ryan was born, dedicated to his bravery and heroism during the war. He may have faded into history, but he'll always be remembered as "The Sniping God".

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