Acquisition of My Territory

Cicerosaurus

Emperor
Joined
Oct 31, 2007
Messages
1,013
Location
Brisbane Australia
I did a search and can't find an answer to my question.

Can boundaries of cities now change as they used to in BTS?

Background. I was playing as Bouadecia on King level, continents plus, large map. Austria next door starts helping itself to my territory.

They didn't use a great general and the ended up cutting my trade route.

There is nothing in civi about this.

(Then again I saw a Netherlands Mohawk warrior and I don't think that was supposed to happen).
 
(Then again I saw a Netherlands Mohawk warrior and I don't think that was supposed to happen).
Military City States also give Unique Units from civs that are not in the current game.
 
Yeah, the Netherlands Mohawk Warrior was from a militaristic city state; I had a large army of Austrian musketeers in one game.

No idea on the border changing, though--that shouldn't happen without the use of a great general. The only non-glitch things I can think is that maybe you got mixed up about which tiles were in your territory (happens to me all the time), or maybe they bought up a friendly city state that was part of your trade route?
 
Since the latest vanilla patch, which was derived from Gods and Kings, there have been false messages about broken trade routes. So perhaps your trade route wasn't really broken either.
 
No- there was no city state. The ground was definitely mine and they did intrude- hard to miss the big red blob of Austria.

Again the trade route was certainly broken. The symbols disappeared from the cities affected and revenue fell. I used a GG to take back the territory and status quo was restored.

Unfortunately I don't have a saved game.

I would have agreed with Harv except I had noticed her land getting closer (she had established a city close to the edge of my territory) and I ensured my trade route was in my territory. Well it was safe for a while!
 
Arioch, I have been getting phantom messages about broken trade routes as well. Generally they apply (for me) when I have a city with more than one trade route (maybe road and a port) and one gets broken. The computer never differentiated.

This certainly was not a phantom call.
 
Tiles can't flip if that's what your asking, most likely the road passed through 1 neutral tile you thought was yours but wasn't then the ai aquired it and broke the route.




And yeah Phantom messages occurred when you build a harbour but already had a road. It confused the poor thing.
 
Back
Top Bottom