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    Default On This day...Battle of tannenburg

    On this the pOlish commenwealth and the grand duchy of Lithuania defeated the tetonic order in the battle of tannenburg, or grunwald.

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    Someone has been watching the history channel too much.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Emperor of The Great Unknown View Post
    Someone has been watching the history channel too much.
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    Default Re: On This day...Battle of tannenburg

    And this has what exactly to do with the game...?
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    well.... you can play that battle in Medieval 2.

    ^^


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    Also known as the battle of Grunwald fought on 15 July 1410.

    I believe he wanted some1 to give the date although i may be wrong.
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    Default Re: On This day...Battle of tannenburg

    I got it of of some other thread posted here actually, it's in the time period of m2tw so I felt like sayin it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Caesar15 View Post
    I got it of of some other thread posted here actually, it's in the time period of m2tw so I felt like sayin it
    Isn't it one of the Historical Battles ?

    I felt like the Historic Battles feature in m2tw was a bit lacklustre -- what's it, like 5 battles plus the Tutorial (Hastings?)

    IT would be totally Awesome if C.A. reintroduced more Historic Battles / Historic Campaigns as found in the original mtw...That is to say, where you had to fight a series of battles as based on Historical Record -- each one having its description of events etc -- like those Original MTW battles some were HARD.. really HARD , beatable but you had to give them quite a go b4 attaining victory...

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    Agincourt is the best in M2TW. Seige of Sparta was also pretty fun in Rome.
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    Also on this day (well, not this day anymore... 15 july) Jerusalem was taken by the first crusaders, the church of the holy sepulcher (with their awesome canons) was consecrated, the concordat of 1801 was signed, Napoleon surrendered to the british, Versace was killed, first Boeing flight, Rembrandt was born, Chekhov died and a lot of other stuff also happened
    Quite an eventful date actually
    Point being?

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    I can't believe that i was bored enough to dig up all this stuff

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    Well July 15th is some day

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    The Rosetta stone was also found

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    i think M2TW should put more historical battle like Navas of Tolosa, Crécy, Aljubarrota. it would be fun play the Fall of Constantinople too

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    Quote Originally Posted by theMothaFocaMan View Post
    i think M2TW should put more historical battle like Navas of Tolosa, Crécy, Aljubarrota. it would be fun play the Fall of Constantinople too

    I would love to play fall of Constantinople

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    Quote Originally Posted by Caesar15 View Post
    I would love to play fall of Constantinople
    it would be pretty awesome

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