So I'm currently at war with another nation. There's a third player who has RoW with both of us, and some of their troops are stationed in my enemy's province. My enemy doesn't have any of their troops stationed there, but whenever I try to take it the game just doesn't let me. I don't know if it's because of the third nation's presence, but I can place my troops there and nothing will happen. Is this a bug, and/or is there a way around it (preferably without declaring war with the other nation)?
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20 Jun 2020, 00:14
Which day is your game on?
It was a good era as a Republic we landed. But then the Russian's land was narrow for him. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa, but then, the Russian's land was too narrow for him. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa, but then, the Russian's land was too narrow for him. Then the Red Army came like rags, and accompanied by a mendel was a political print. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa, and accompanied by a mendel was a political print. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa -Untsakad, Politruk
20 Jun 2020, 00:18
IF there is another nations troops on the province, you cannot take it. You will either have to declare war on the person who has the unit in that provicnce, tell them to move the unit, or not take the province.
20 Jun 2020, 00:30
Have you moved your units to the center?
It was a good era as a Republic we landed. But then the Russian's land was narrow for him. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa, but then, the Russian's land was too narrow for him. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa, but then, the Russian's land was too narrow for him. Then the Red Army came like rags, and accompanied by a mendel was a political print. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa, and accompanied by a mendel was a political print. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa -Untsakad, Politruk
20 Jun 2020, 00:37
Try refreshing your game.
It was a good era as a Republic we landed. But then the Russian's land was narrow for him. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa, but then, the Russian's land was too narrow for him. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa, but then, the Russian's land was too narrow for him. Then the Red Army came like rags, and accompanied by a mendel was a political print. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa, and accompanied by a mendel was a political print. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa -Untsakad, Politruk
20 Jun 2020, 00:42
iNot_here wrote:
Have you moved your units to the center?
That’s not the problem...this is the problem:
RiverWolf74 wrote:
IF there is another nations troops on the province, you cannot take it. You will either have to declare war on the person who has the unit in that provicnce, tell them to move the unit, or not take the province.
20 Jun 2020, 01:46
RiverWolf74 wrote:
IF there is another nations troops on the province, you cannot take it. You will either have to declare war on the person who has the unit in that provicnce, tell them to move the unit, or not take the province.
see that's kinda dumb. you would think that since I have RoW with them then it wouldn't be an issue. whatever, I'll tell them to move it or I'll declare war
20 Jun 2020, 02:01 (edited)
TwunnySeven wrote:
Game won't let me take a province
So I'm currently at war with another nation. There's a third player who has RoW with both of us, and some of their troops are stationed in my enemy's province. My enemy doesn't have any of their troops stationed there, but whenever I try to take it the game just doesn't let me. I don't know if it's because of the third nation's presence, but I can place my troops there and nothing will happen.
Is this a bug, and/or is there a way around it (preferably without declaring war with the other nation)?
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..see that's kinda dumb.
It's not a bug, it's exactly what has been wanted by some players again and again for a long time ..
.. now it's here and confirming again: Please think carefully about your whishes,
whether you really want to have opened Pandora's box..
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20 Jun 2020, 02:03
RiverWolf74 wrote:
IF there is another nations troops on the province, you cannot take it.
Hello... surprise attacks on RoW enemies work. Also, it should switch to the 3rd party/nation's side.
It was a good era as a Republic we landed. But then the Russian's land was narrow for him. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa, but then, the Russian's land was too narrow for him. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa, but then, the Russian's land was too narrow for him. Then the Red Army came like rags, and accompanied by a mendel was a political print. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa, and accompanied by a mendel was a political print. Ai-ui-ai-jaa, ti-ral-lal-laa -Untsakad, Politruk
21 Jun 2020, 02:58
Restrisiko wrote:
It's not a bug, it's exactly what has been wanted by some players again and again for a long time ..
I convinced them to move (probably because my army is way bigger than theirs), but it's a stupid feature. I shouldn't have to convince a mutual ally to get involved in our war. if they have RoW with both of us, doesn't that mean they're impartial? and if they're impartial then they shouldn't be preventing me from taking the province. it just adds an unnecessary level of complexity that doesn't even make sense
21 Jun 2020, 11:57
And if your ally allows the enemy to capture a province of yours under their nose, does that make sense? No. So this is the better way.
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21 Jun 2020, 12:59
TwunnySeven wrote:
Restrisiko wrote:
It's not a bug, it's exactly what has been wanted by some players again and again for a long time ..
I convinced them to move (probably because my army is way bigger than theirs), but it's a stupid feature. I shouldn't have to convince a mutual ally to get involved in our war. if they have RoW with both of us, doesn't that mean they're impartial? and if they're impartial then they shouldn't be preventing me from taking the province. it just adds an unnecessary level of complexity that doesn't even make sense
You don't need to explain it to me for that's exactly what I expressed in my post -- before it was remodeled due to "improvement requests" from some players, such constellations were easier to handle. That's why I wrote .. see post 8
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