In latest SVN I noticed that several area/tiles are missing their continent tag (or at least it doesn't appear in th GUI): all of Europe, large parts of Canada, Maldives and half of Sri Lanka.
Playing as England, it could influence the first historical objective.
In that case, the display is correct because it exactly mirrors the victory code. Settling outside of the labeled tiles will not count.In latest SVN I noticed that several area/tiles are missing their continent tag (or at least it doesn't appear in th GUI): all of Europe, large parts of Canada, Maldives and half of Sri Lanka.
Playing as England, it could influence the first historical objective.
In that case, the display is correct because it exactly mirrors the victory code. Settling outside of the labeled tiles will not count.
The reason is mostly that these areas are defined as rectangles given by two corner tiles, and these rectangles turned out to be convenient because they cover most of what is relevant with covering other areas that would be wrong. But I'll give it a look again to see if that can be corrected without too much trouble.Got it. Then my question is: is there a reason why settling in north Ceylon counts while settling one tile south not? And why settling in Siberia counts versus Asia, but settling in Canada doesn't count versus North America?
Maybe the Spanish conquered the city and then the Moorish flip happened?
But shouldn't the Moorish flip be over before the Spanish can do anything?
Athens probably shouldn't be in Turkey's extended flip anyway.