208 Client side none warnings

Code:

     10 Function DruidsRPG208.AbilityLoadedEngineer.ModifyPawn:01A7) Accessed None 'EInv'
      10 Function DruidsRPG208.AbilityLoadedEngineer.ModifyPawn:01AF) Attempt to assign variable through None
      10 Function DruidsRPG208.AbilityLoadedEngineer.ModifyPawn:01C2) Accessed None 'EInv'
      10 Function DruidsRPG208.AbilityLoadedEngineer.ModifyPawn:01CA) Attempt to assign variable through None
      10 Function DruidsRPG208.AbilityLoadedEngineer.ModifyPawn:01DD) Accessed None 'EInv'
      10 Function DruidsRPG208.AbilityLoadedEngineer.ModifyPawn:01E5) Attempt to assign variable through None
      10 Function DruidsRPG208.AbilityLoadedEngineer.ModifyPawn:01F8) Accessed None 'EInv'
      10 Function DruidsRPG208.AbilityLoadedEngineer.ModifyPawn:0200) Attempt to assign variable through None
      14 Function DruidsRPG208.EngineerPointsInv.PostBeginPlay:0022) Accessed None 'Game'
      14 Function DruidsRPG208.EngineerPointsInv.PostBeginPlay:003C) Accessed None 'Game'
       7 Function DruidsRPG208.RW_EngineerLink.PreBeginPlay:0019) Accessed None 'Game'
       7 Function DruidsRPG208.RW_EngineerLink.PreBeginPlay:0038) Accessed None 'Game'
       7 Function DruidsRPG208.RW_EngineerLink.setupRules:0020) Accessed None 'Game'

We haven't received a single server side none warning

These kinds of things aren't uncommon with some of the logging I've looked at.

It's all a matter of what's replicated and what isn't, and what gets referred to.

This is one of this "replication gives me headaches" things.

I thought it might be helpful in tracing down the HUD weirdness.