Generals Lose Their Names

[Templer]

Why do Generals lose their names?

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[fred zeppelin]

I assume OHL stands for Oberste Heeresleitung and he's the supreme commander on that front. No?

[GlobalExplorer]

That's certainly richtig.

But what means Gdl? Generalleutnant would be Gld. General der Infantrie? Never heard such am assignment but it could be possible.

I believe I also have noticed that sometimes the name dissappears, and I have seen one stack (Bulgaria) that was completely empty. There was no picture, no name, nothing.

[GlobalExplorer]

I just checked, GdI indeed means General der Infantrie.

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_der_Infanterie

Ageod have done a good job

[Tac Error]

I like it when Kitchener's name becomes "FM Lord British Army".

[Pocus]

This is fixed in the upcoming 1.01 patch (public beta arriving soon)

[Highlandcharge]

Looking forward to the beta

You, the other ageod guys and the betas have been nearly silent on the forums, you must have been and are working hard, thanks

[caranorn]

That's certainly richtig.

But what means Gdl? Generalleutnant would be Gld. General der Infantrie? Never heard such am assignment but it could be possible.

I believe I also have noticed that sometimes the name dissappears, and I have seen one stack (Bulgaria) that was completely empty. There was no picture, no name, nothing.

And yes, GdI would be General der Infanterie, just like GdK and GdA (still others of the sort in WWII). It was a quite common for the higher ranks (iirc the highest possible ranks before Field Marshals were introduced)...

P.S.: No "d" in Generalleutnant...