I just finished a game where there were four civs remaining at the moment I took the last capital city. Rome was not one of those that lasted until the end. It had gone down early to me and I took every Roman city and made them my own.
So I was very surprised when looking at the graphs for the game to see that Rome was indicated as staying with me in worked tiles until the end. Since there were no surviving Roman cities to work any tiles at all, (all Roman territory becoming mine), worked tiles should have dropped to zero when Rome's last city was taken.
I'm attaching two graphs that I grabbed to show the problem.
The first graph is for score. As yo can see the scores drop to zero as civs are knocked out. Rome is the yellow line and I am the red line (Siam). There's nothing wrong with this graph.
Now look at the second graph of worked tiles. Rome is yellow, I am red. Where Rome ceased to exist, the yellow line should stop, but instead it rises and is right up with me until the end. Huh?
Oops. Hit return and the message posted before I could post the maps so they follow in the next post...
So I was very surprised when looking at the graphs for the game to see that Rome was indicated as staying with me in worked tiles until the end. Since there were no surviving Roman cities to work any tiles at all, (all Roman territory becoming mine), worked tiles should have dropped to zero when Rome's last city was taken.
I'm attaching two graphs that I grabbed to show the problem.
The first graph is for score. As yo can see the scores drop to zero as civs are knocked out. Rome is the yellow line and I am the red line (Siam). There's nothing wrong with this graph.
Now look at the second graph of worked tiles. Rome is yellow, I am red. Where Rome ceased to exist, the yellow line should stop, but instead it rises and is right up with me until the end. Huh?
Oops. Hit return and the message posted before I could post the maps so they follow in the next post...
