Daun

Isaac Brock · 23-04-2004, 14:55

What's up with Daun's deathdate (1760)? This looks like it's left over from the board game. It's particularly galling because in real life Daun commanded at Burkersdorf in 1762, the last major battle of the Seven Year's War. This is after his in-game deathdate. From 1762 he was president of the Imperial War Council (Hofkriegsrath). He died on 8 Feb 1766, so I'd suggest that as his new deathdate.

*AndrewT* · 25-04-2004, 03:13

Think of it as "The Daun of the Living Dead"

This is in the AUS section of leaders.txt, right? Changed, thanks.

23-04-2004, 14:55	#1
Isaac Brock Field Marshal Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Massachusetts USA Posts: 9,457	Daun What's up with Daun's deathdate (1760)? This looks like it's left over from the board game. It's particularly galling because in real life Daun commanded at Burkersdorf in 1762, the last major battle of the Seven Year's War. This is after his in-game deathdate. From 1762 he was president of the Imperial War Council (Hofkriegsrath). He died on 8 Feb 1766, so I'd suggest that as his new deathdate. __________________ " Ignoring the root causes of terror, turning a blind eye to the oppression and despair of millions may be easier in the short run, but we learned on September the 11th, if violence and fanaticism are not opposed at their source, they will find us where we live." GWB Sick of only the big boys getting the Dutch revolts? Try the Dutch Revolts Mod

25-04-2004, 03:13	#2
AndrewT Custom User Title Moderator Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 15,223	Think of it as "The Daun of the Living Dead" This is in the AUS section of leaders.txt, right? Changed, thanks. __________________ It is not bigotry to be certain we are right; but it is bigotry to be unable to imagine how we might possibly have gone wrong. ‑G.K. Chesterton, essayist and novelist (1874‑1936)