For the 3rd siege in a row, either a Count or Duke keeps stealing the siege while the King of Wales (me) is present.
That shouldn't be possible.
That shouldn't be possible.
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ARRRGGHHHH.
The game just awarded a siege (my enemies sieging a province) to the shiekdom of molina... who I am not at war with!
They are a "religious enemy" of mine. They are the vassal of someone who IS at war with me.
I cannot now take the province back without declaring war on them. How nice.
The game just awarded a siege (my enemies sieging a province) to the shiekdom of molina... who I am not at war with!
They are a "religious enemy" of mine. They are the vassal of someone who IS at war with me.
I cannot now take the province back without declaring war on them. How nice.
Duuk said:
This one is perfectly WAD. The siege was led by sheik of Molina, because he was the highest ranking guy around. At least I presume that is what happened. It would be the same, if you as a king fight heathens and have your vassal count mobilized and leading a siege.
Grosshaus said:
He was not. Now, in order to take my province back, I would need to declare war on him. He _is_ a vassal of the Emir I'm at war with, so the Emir is using his troops.
But since I have no good way to take the province back, I'd like to think it's a logical error in the way the game awards sieges.
country not at war takes province . . .
i think what actually happened, and this happens all the time to me, is that immediately after taking the province the liege gave it to a vassal not at war with you. it sometimes happens so quickly you hardly see the first seizure. you can, incidentally, do the same thing to them . . .
i think what actually happened, and this happens all the time to me, is that immediately after taking the province the liege gave it to a vassal not at war with you. it sometimes happens so quickly you hardly see the first seizure. you can, incidentally, do the same thing to them . . .