Future trends in "exiled army"

[Bragi]

Well, I am wondering if there were made some adjustments or if there are any plans for further patches.
It seems a little odd at the moment, that an ally has to go home for deflagging if you white-peace out an enemy.

There are often situations, where you are literally left alone for a certain time, just because your loyal allies have to return home from the battlefield for deflagging.
I don't see any logic behind this mechanic, as it is at the moment. Or did I miss anything?

 

[solidprice]

idk if its still true but its annoying as hell inland exploring and your whole group has to go back to Europe because a war halfway around the world ended, because reasons.:angry:

 

[RobRoy3]

idk if its still true but its annoying as hell inland exploring and your whole group has to go back to Europe because a war halfway around the world ended, because reasons.:angry:

That part (conquistadors) they did fix.

But it's still pretty annoying. And it appears that the motivation for exiling everyone was to nerf the (perfectly legitimate) military access mechanic. Apparently, someone felt it was too easy to abuse in MP games.

 

[Bragi]

I could agree to the mechanic applies at the start of a war, when your and/or your allies are in the country at the enemies next door... Ok ok find, its considered abuse by the devs, I get that.
getting exiled in the middle of a war is by far a completly other case, gentlemen!

 

[Squirrelloid]

I could agree to the mechanic applies at the start of a war, when your and/or your allies are in the country at the enemies next door... Ok ok find, its considered abuse by the devs, I get that.
getting exiled in the middle of a war is by far a completly other case, gentlemen!

The ridiculous part is that if they're in your or (still) enemy territory after peacing out one adversary, they don't get flagged, but if they're in the country that got peaced out, they get black flagged and can't just go to *any of those places they could have legitimately avoided being black flagged to start with*, but have to go all the way home.

Similarly, if you're already in a war when another war is joined/declared, you don't get black flagged for being in a country you have military access to. So its still completely possible to game in exactly the way they were trying to avoid, it just requires a dummy war.