[FIXED] Peace treaty does not expire

[Anastomosis]

I am playing Japan. I conquered America's capital, Washington, and then, since I had few military units left, accepted Washington's offer for a 10-turn peace treaty. However, now I cannot break it! In the Deal History tab in the Diplomacy Overview menu, the last deal I had with Washington was Peace Treaty (10 turns) on turn 190. It is now turn 225 and I can't declare war in the diplomacy menu because it says I need to wait for the treaty to expire. Has anyone else experienced this bug??

 

[Anastomosis]

Also, in the Diplomacy Overview screen, it says that Washington has Open Borders with me (not true, I can't move my units into his borders), that he is giving me 10 Gold Per Turn (mousing over my income proves that this is not the case) and that we have a Research Agreement (nope, we did but those expire after 45 turns and that was 60 turns ago, plus it was cancelled when I declared war on him).

So, diplomacy and the diplomacy overview screen is seriously bugged. Maybe it was triggered by the fact that I had Open Borders and/or a Research Agreement when I declared war the first time? I have no idea.

 

[goatmanofsi]

[A]ccepted Washington's offer for a 10-turn peace treaty. However, now I cannot break it!

This.

 

[Silverwave]

This isn't a bug. You can't break the peace treaty (that's the whole point of signing this treaty). You have to wait for the 10 turns to end.

 

[Vylinius]

I made a peace treaty on turn 227 it is now turn 318 and it says the 10 turn treaty has not expired is there any known solution to this?

 

[Zen Blade]

Playing as Japan.

I *have* a never-ending research treaty with the Iroquois. The diplomacy history list identifies it as having expired, but it has not.

1. I never received a bonus tech.
2. In the diplomacy screen with the Iroquois, I cannot form a new research treaty because the current one is still ongoing.... forever.

I have since made and completed research treaties with two other civs (English and Siam). Both ended properly.

Not sure what the problem is, but it is clearly a problem...

 

[Anastomosis]

Was it a problem with math or reading comprehension, Silverwave?. 225-190 = 35 turns. 35 > 10 turns. It should have expired.

 

[Silverwave]

Was it a problem with math or reading comprehension, Silverwave?. 225-190 = 35 turns. 35 > 10 turns. It should have expired.

Sorry! Misreaded! (well... alright, I confess, I've read too quickly )

 

[chekers]

I am getting this same error except I am playing France and it's against Babylon. Every turn I am getting new agreements and trades and whatnot.

 

[Ruffin]

Same issue - around 150 turns into a peace treaty I can't break. Lovely.

 

[Sadcracker]

This is a major bug. I was playing a standard game with Greece being very aggressive in claiming land on my continent. I had a superior military in my opinion and had amassed 5 knights along greek's borders. Brazzenly greece moves about 5 workers, all unprotected, into hexes nearbye. I thought I'd test Alexander's arrogance and demand a resource, he laughs at me and I think, ok...time for my knights to check greek expansion. But I cant start a war untill current peace treaty expires! I check my active treaties list and I have nothing going on with Greece. The last cease fire supposedly ended 15 turns ago. This is as far as I've gotten with a civ 5 game, but I will not be finnishing this one because it's broke.

 

[KnightOwl]

There is a thread on the 2K forums with this bug as well. You're pretty much hosed if you have it. *sigh* Time to wait for a patch...

 

[Mac2411]

Wish I had read this BEFORE I accepted Egypt's offer for a peace treaty. They offered so much to get peace that I couldn't refuse, but if I had known this I would have just went ahead and overran their last two cities. Guess I'll just wait and see if the treaty ever expires.

I just don't understand how this bug (along with Bronze Age riflemen) got by the developers/testers given it's ease of detection. Guess that's why I'm neither.

 

[Vylinius]

Supposedly for now if you nuke them they will declare war on you at least that is what someone said on the 2K forum.

 

[Quetz]

In my most recent game, I fought a series of several wars. I bought off 2 AI opponents for peace in succession as others declared war on me. Eventually I fought them all off and established a powerful army, ready for some payback and land recovery (lost 3 cities during the process.) However, the peace treaties I asked for will not expire - even the one that was instated 40ish turns previous. I just get "Cannot declare war until Peace Treaty expires" in the diplo menus, and in the deal log, it even says when I click the treaties, "Lasted 10 turns." or something like that... yet they are both still in effect.

So it seems that peace treaties I initiate will never expire. Has anyone else had this issue?

edit: Attached a save if anyone wants to test it (which would be appreciated greatly ) Wait 10 turns and see if you can declare war on Rome or... uh.. the orange guys to the north.

 

[Silverwave]

Already reported. Try searching before posting.

http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=381508

 

[Quetz]

Already reported. Try searching before posting.

http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=381508

Thanks for the link. As for the snotty attitude, searching peace treaties brings up a bunch of Civ 3 threads, and there is nothing in the "confirmed bugs" sticky about it.

 

[Quetz]

Same bug in my game, and I'm a looong way from nukes... QQ

 

[Tylerryan79]

Try uninstalling the game, and redownloading it. Maybe a fresh install will fix it.

If it's something that happens every game then the above might be the short term cure, just don't keep your saves, and start a new game. If it's just a random thing, then better luck next time!

 

[Quetz]

It's a random thing. Most peace treaties expire properly. In my game, the two that I initated will not end. Dunno if that's a factor or not.

Yay for paid public betas