Bug

[trevi2]

I am playing a war. Twenty papal regiments appear and begin crushing my troops just because my regiments do not fight. I have tried to fight them in different provinces or, loading even 3 months earlier in the war, etc. I have troops enough to kill them. If I merge the regiments they overpasses me. It is like rebels, but in this case they fight. Is there any way to solve it?

 

[Xara]

Your units are exiled, they need to return to a Spanish-controlled or allied territory

 

[trevi2]

Languedoc is a vassal

 

[trevi2]

And I began having the problem in Liguria which is a Spanish cored province

 

[TheBloke]

Languedoc is a vassal

Nonetheless your troops do show as exiled. So that could be the bug. You've confirmed that Languedoc shows up as participating in the war on your side? (check the war screen). Of course they should as your vassal, but would be good to see exactly what's going wrong.

 

[DDRJake]

You need to bring your troops to either your own controlled provinces or onto one of your ships to un-exile them.

 

[TheBloke]

Trying sending that exiled stack out of Languedoc into Castile, and back again? I see that in Languedoc there appears to be another stack of Castilian troops who are fighting OK (the 3k unit), so that's weird.

 

[Illanair]

Trying sending that exiled stack out of Languedoc into Castile, and back again? I see that in Languedoc there appears to be another stack of Castilian troops who are fighting OK (the 3k unit), so that's weird.

That'd be the way to fix it - The exiled status is cleared once your troops move into a friendly province. (Military access does not count.

 

[trevi2]

It worked but I do not understand why as Languedoc is a vassal in war against the Pope, but it worked¡¡¡ Thanks

 

[Xara]

It worked but I do not understand why as Languedoc is a vassal in war against the Pope, but it worked¡¡¡ Thanks

You must have been in foreign territory when you made peace with someone, either from a previous war or individually from this one. You can prevent it by moving your units back to either friendly territory or the territory of someone hostile who is NOT about to make peace, THEN make peace with the other nation

example : if you are fighting the papal state and venice, and your units are standing in venice and you make peace with venice, they become exiled
if you move them to rome (papal territory), or to any vassal/ally/your own province and make peace with venice, they'll be good to go

 

[trevi2]

Yes this is true. I had just made peace with another bunch of countries. Right now I have truces with more or less 40 countries.