I:R - 1.0.1 - Can't take provinces in peace deal even though they should be valid

[Ornlu Wolfjarl]

Description of problem
1.0.1 - Can't take provinces in peace deal even though they should be valid

What platform are you playing on?
Steam

What game version are you running?


Please select any/all DLC you have enabled.
Hellenistic world flavor pack,
Epirus flavor pack

Do you have mods enabled? No

Please explain your issue is in as much detail as possible.
This was a fresh new game with new update. As Athens, I have taken several islands from Phrygia. The peace deal does not allow me to take them because apparently they are not coastal cities. I have tried starting a new game without any mods enabled and doing the same thing, but the bug persists. This is incredibly gamebreaking!

Steps to reproduce the issue.
1. Occupy an overseas city
2. Try to take it in the peace deal
3. It is not selectable

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[Silversweeeper]

I've got roughly the same issue.

My game is slightly modded (a couple of power prices are tweaked, the lucky nation bonuses are commented out (but the modifier still exists), a few governor polices are tweaked, and a few defines have been tweaked (the only one remotely related to warfare is the scaled truce years)) and was started on 1.0.0 (but is non-Ironman).

I've attached some screenshots, the mod files (if they're of interest when attempting to reproduce the issue), and a .zip containing the latest save (which was slow to attach without compressing it). Simply load in as Rome and attempt to demand Macedonian Illyria Graeca (or any city other than Lissos, really) from Egypt.

 

[GAGA Extrem]

Thanks for the report!

The issue has already been added to our JIRA bug database, and our programmers are working on fixing it.

 

[DeBunkeD]

Just to pin this issue further if it is helpful; the bug seems to be that demanding provinces from non-warleader participants through the warleader do not correctly register. If you demand them separately from the participant in question there is no problem.

 

[Ornlu Wolfjarl]

In my screenshot, the province I'm trying to take belongs to the warleader. It seems to apply to all participants. As long as the province is not directly adjacent or connected to a land bridge with land you ALREADY own, the game doesn't let you take it.

 

[Longhorn79]

I had the same problem today. First time playing with the "Demetrius" patch and I could not take coastal cities because they were not adjacent or coastal. In the sue for peace screen, the city is green, but I cannot take it, while other, non-coastal cities (that I cannot demand) are red as they should be.

 

[DeBunkeD]

In my screenshot, the province I'm trying to take belongs to the warleader. It seems to apply to all participants. As long as the province is not directly adjacent or connected to a land bridge with land you ALREADY own, the game doesn't let you take it.

That's interesting. I guess my case is only valid for chaining demands across land areas then. Regardless it's probably the same LOC that's causing the issue.

 

[parats]

I've spotted bothoccurances - war leader and non war leader. But only with egypt and phrygia..

 

[AlknicTeos]

I cant even take land when connected, first war as rome against samnium apulia and lucania.
There isn't anything we could do against this, right now, or ?

 

[Toledo37]

As Phrygia i could not take Korynthos from Macedon (which is a coastal city).

I only could avoid it by using the "suggest offer" option and praying the city i needed was included, but this needs to be fixed ASAP

 

[Khrister]

As Phrygia i could not take Korynthos from Macedon (which is a coastal city).

I only could avoid it by using the "suggest offer" option and praying the city i needed was included, but this needs to be fixed ASAP

Thanks for that idea. I'm currently warring Carthage as Rome, and the game wouldn't let me choose Siculia in a peace deal, and said that Katane wasn't coastal or adjacent (it was both). The real problem in this case is Mliet (Malta), I can choose all the other cities individually. Suggesting an offer works though.

 

[Chief Iacid]

I have the same issue. I don't understand why I can't select Carthaginian Siculia in this peace deal. And I can't select Mliet either.
See screenshot 1.

 

[Orage]

same playing as sparta cant take laconia

 

[Ornlu Wolfjarl]

It seems this issue occurs consistently when trying to ask for land from two different states involved in the war, through the same peace deal. As far as independent allies, I find that peacing them out separately usually doesn't cause the bug (operative word: usually). As far as subject nations go, which can't be peaced out separately, it seems that clicking the "Suggest" button will allow you to take some land, but if it leaves anything out, tough luck. Either fight another war, or use console commands to own it.

 

[BFKelleher]

Fighting another war doesn't necessarily work. In this video I'm in a war with Sabinia + Umbria and Ancona and I can't get Ancona.

Edit: I was able to workaround this by using the "suggest" button in the Ancona deal.

 

[Wiwog]

As Macedon I went to war with Thrace and fully occupied them. I could manually select 2 cities to annex. Suggest would let me annex all their coastal cities. I'm going to try to revert to old patch somehow since this is unplayable.

 

[Chief Iacid]

1.0.2 - beta: Nope, same situation still exists. Can't take Mliet (Malta) in the peace deal.
Attached save game.

 

[GAGA Extrem]

More edge cases!
Ya...y...

I have forwarded the issue to a programmer.
Could you attach a save for them to easily repro it?

 

[mixtil]

Hello, having the same problem. In a war started in 1.0.1, I could only take seemingly random cities. Now I can select everything but islands that have to be reached by boat (in this case, Aegina & Thera. Samos & other islands connected to the mainland I can now take. See attached save

 

[Chief Iacid]

More edge cases!
Ya...y...

I have forwarded the issue to a programmer.
Could you attach a save for them to easily repro it?

Attached to previous post.