Wakemonarch, alliance; program or database bugs?

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Are the following two bugs in the PROGRAM (EU2.exe) or in a DATABASE file (\db)??????

1. Wakemonarch raises a king to the throne instead of simply make it not dormant.
2. One can't ally with a non-bordering state.

MODERATORS (or whatever you are), PLEASE RESPOND TO THE EXACT QUESTIONS ABOVE !!!

 

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Originally posted by Tarantin
Are the following two bugs in the PROGRAM (EU2.exe) or in a DATABASE file (\db)??????

1. Wakemonarch raises a king to the throne instead of simply make it not dormant.
2. One can't ally with a non-bordering state.

MODERATORS (or whatever you are), PLEASE RESPOND TO THE EXACT QUESTIONS ABOVE !!!

Please do not shout - it is rude.

The Moderators are working hard to keep up with the bug reports. There is a lot of work they have to do to check if they are reported in the beta forums and at what stage they are at.
All you need do is report the bug and the Moderators will get around to it when they can. Remember that the Moderators on this Board do it in their own time, for no pay and they have lives too.
Incidentally - 2 is intentional.
Thank you

 

[State Machine]

Both situations require code changes.

#1 is a bug that I believe has just been fixed.

#2 is an unfortunate feature that we all hope is changed. I think it was an overly heavy attempt to get rid of crazy alliances.

 

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Apologies for shouting. I just found annoying that I pose the same question twenty billion times at different forums until State Machine told me at last that it's a program error. Now, I'm aware of what I was curious about.
Once again, forgive me. And have a good luck, I can imagine that being a moderator requires a lot of patience, which I have little of, actually.

 

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Originally posted by Tarantin
Apologies for shouting. I just found annoying that I pose the same question twenty billion times at different forums until State Machine told me at last that it's a program error. Now, I'm aware of what I was curious about.
Once again, forgive me. And have a good luck, I can imagine that being a moderator requires a lot of patience, which I have little of, actually.

It does - thank you

Sometimes it also takes patience to be a forum member