After days of personally scouting the Prussian camp and being urged by his officers, Daun thought it to be a good opportunity for attack, noting that the Prussians neither increased their security nor deployed their troops in response to the Austrian presence; they were non-responsive.
Daun thought it to be a good opportunity for attack, noting that the Prussians neither increased their security nor deployed their troops in response to the Austrian presence. This was after days of personally scouting the Prussian camp and being urged by his officers. They were non-responsive.