World Congress/ update, 6 games with voting errors, 2 types/ variants of errors, tests in progress.
In one game, three resolutions were issued against me as a result of such a war policy and not another. Of course, I voted against:Military crisis (-18), religious crisis (-1), crisis of confidence (-16), But after the vote my votes changed to: military(-5), religious (-1), trust (-3).
The question is where did my votes go? I used to buy diplomatic points from other users, is it possible that they were not counted correctly for this reason?
I would add that I was able to vote in the resolution: a crisis of trust and religion, although there was a note after the vote that I could not vote in these resolutions/ I am not a party. Although they were voted against my civilization, because I converted a foreign city to my religion or declared war on civilization with which I was once in alliance or at least a friendly relationship
The error occurs when at least 2 resolutions against the civilization we play are voted on during one deliberation.
There is still a big type of error when counting votes is normal, but even after the resolution was rejected , sometimes the resolution came into force anyway./error type2
Suspected mods include:
Pack 1: DB Buy Holy Site Buildings with Gold or Faith, Sukritact's Sumer Rework
Pack 2: CIVITAS City-States, Sukritact's Grand Canyon, Sukritact's Great Blue Hole, Sukritact's Ngorongoro Crater
In the case of type1 error, it is likely that some other mod is dependent on the suspected ones. Hence perhaps a slightly different nature of the error. The suspected mod is: 'Strategic Forts'
In order not to complicate the situation, I will provide links to screenshots for only two games, one for each type of error.
links to screenshots, error type 1 and 2:
In one game, three resolutions were issued against me as a result of such a war policy and not another. Of course, I voted against:Military crisis (-18), religious crisis (-1), crisis of confidence (-16), But after the vote my votes changed to: military(-5), religious (-1), trust (-3).
The question is where did my votes go? I used to buy diplomatic points from other users, is it possible that they were not counted correctly for this reason?
I would add that I was able to vote in the resolution: a crisis of trust and religion, although there was a note after the vote that I could not vote in these resolutions/ I am not a party. Although they were voted against my civilization, because I converted a foreign city to my religion or declared war on civilization with which I was once in alliance or at least a friendly relationship
The error occurs when at least 2 resolutions against the civilization we play are voted on during one deliberation.
There is still a big type of error when counting votes is normal, but even after the resolution was rejected , sometimes the resolution came into force anyway./error type2
Suspected mods include:
Pack 1: DB Buy Holy Site Buildings with Gold or Faith, Sukritact's Sumer Rework
Pack 2: CIVITAS City-States, Sukritact's Grand Canyon, Sukritact's Great Blue Hole, Sukritact's Ngorongoro Crater
In the case of type1 error, it is likely that some other mod is dependent on the suspected ones. Hence perhaps a slightly different nature of the error. The suspected mod is: 'Strategic Forts'
In order not to complicate the situation, I will provide links to screenshots for only two games, one for each type of error.
links to screenshots, error type 1 and 2:
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