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Describe the bug
When a city is destroyed, tiles around it are incorrectly set to neutral tile ownership, even when another (older) city covers some or all of those tiles. Borders are correctly recalculated at TC, but not before players can take advantage of the situation.
When restrictinfra is set, this allows use of restricted infrastructure on tiles that should belong to an enemy, but are incorrectly set to neutral.
It also allows a player to found a city in what should be enemy territory but is not, allowing them to claim more border tiles than they should be able to.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Build some heavily overlapping cities of at least 2 different nations.
Attack and destroy one of the newer cities that overlap with a friendly older city.
Notice that the border tile ownership is set to neutral in overlapping areas.
Notice that roads can be used in these overlapping neutral tiles
Notice that cities can be placed in these overlapping neutral tiles
Notice that the border changes at TC
Expected behaviour
Tiles within range of neighbouring cities should remain under their ownership when a city is destroyed, such that no border changes are observed at TC.
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Describe the bug
When a city is destroyed, tiles around it are incorrectly set to neutral tile ownership, even when another (older) city covers some or all of those tiles. Borders are correctly recalculated at TC, but not before players can take advantage of the situation.
When restrictinfra is set, this allows use of restricted infrastructure on tiles that should belong to an enemy, but are incorrectly set to neutral.
It also allows a player to found a city in what should be enemy territory but is not, allowing them to claim more border tiles than they should be able to.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Expected behaviour
Tiles within range of neighbouring cities should remain under their ownership when a city is destroyed, such that no border changes are observed at TC.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: