I did not open my border to any civ, my alliance with Korea ended years ago but her units can walk in my land.
Korea border, however, is not open to me (I still need to pay gold for it).
Same things happened in my recent CIv 6 game. Does the expired alliance relation still provide the implicit right of passage for AI civs? Is that really a hidden 'sunk cost' for building alliance? Or it is simply another 'bug' perhaps from typo?
I've noticed that the ex-ally has open borders but you don't have open borders with them. (i.e. you can't move your units in their territory). Not game-breaking but an annoyance.
TBH I much prefer how open borders worked in BERT (being reciprocal). Also there's no confusion when talking about having an "open borders" agreement with someone
Patch 1.0.0.262
A bug from March and it's December now without a fix!!!
Fraxis, you keep promoting Gathering Storm while paying no attention to bugs! This is a serious bug affecting gameplay, because your formal allies will always get +25% tourism from open border, even at war.
I hesitate to pay for the upcoming expansion because of ignored bug reports.
The game mechanism requires "being as peaceful as possible to achieve tourism victory". It would be much easier to open my own border than asking AI to open their border.
But yeah, in real life free-visa countries attract more tourists...
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