maybe a mistake ?
Here is the situation
I, as Russia, declare war on Turkey. England follows Turkey (had they a defensive alliance or had UK guaranteed the independance of Turkey, I didn't check).
The (long) war is won, Turkey surrenders Bulgaria and some colonies but I'm still at war with UK. No way to get a white peace even with all african english colonies in my pocket (a recorded bug I suppose as it always happen in the same way, 45%, lot of divisions destroyed and a 5 years war means nothing to simply get a draw
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Then my ally Spain declares war against Portugal. I follow. England follows Portugal. France follows me. Portugal promptly (3 months) sues for an ignominous peace stoping this joke.
Here is the problem : after the Portugal's peace (I won 2 colonies, Spain many more), I'm still at war with UK but all the conquered english colonies are back to UK, all the provinces I've conquered are pink again and I've to redo all the way.
Do you think it's normal or is it a mistake (well, not quite a bug, but indeed a mistake?
Here is the situation
I, as Russia, declare war on Turkey. England follows Turkey (had they a defensive alliance or had UK guaranteed the independance of Turkey, I didn't check).
The (long) war is won, Turkey surrenders Bulgaria and some colonies but I'm still at war with UK. No way to get a white peace even with all african english colonies in my pocket (a recorded bug I suppose as it always happen in the same way, 45%, lot of divisions destroyed and a 5 years war means nothing to simply get a draw
Then my ally Spain declares war against Portugal. I follow. England follows Portugal. France follows me. Portugal promptly (3 months) sues for an ignominous peace stoping this joke.
Here is the problem : after the Portugal's peace (I won 2 colonies, Spain many more), I'm still at war with UK but all the conquered english colonies are back to UK, all the provinces I've conquered are pink again and I've to redo all the way.
Do you think it's normal or is it a mistake (well, not quite a bug, but indeed a mistake?