Peace Results Effecting Non-Allies

[unmerged(1457)]

Was playing Russia, and the Golden Horde/Astrakhan alliance attacked Kazan. I then declared War against Kazan (though I was not part of the GH/A alliance) too and sieged their westernmost city after it had been unsuccessfully sieged by the alliance. I captured this province and then moved east to attack the next Kazan province. The alliance declared a White Peace with Kazan and the province that Russia had captured reverted back to Kazan! Doesn't seem right.

 

[BiB]

No, it doesn't. But are u xure it was ur flag waiving on the fortress of that province ?

 

[Dark Knight]

Their peace shouldn't have any effect on you. Therefore, it must have been one of them that took control of the province. Did either the Golden Horde or Astrakhan send troops to participate in the siege?

 

[unmerged(548)]

Could be a bug too. Do you have a pre peace savegame you can check and send to Paradox if it's a confirmed bug ?

 

[unmerged(1457)]

I could swear it was mine, no save game. I was able to take the city back quickly so it really didn't effect my game.

 

[unmerged(548)]

no save game

Too bad, would help Paradox imensly in tracking down
a possible bug.

 

[unmerged(1457)]

Oh, I'll get one next time it happens - I thought it was an already known bug since it would seem easy to reproduce. It's possible that all three nations were besieging the city at the same time and that they had initialised the siege but left and left Russia to finish. How is it determined who gets control of a province when multiple nations are besieging it?

 

[Dark Knight]

The highest-ranked leader get control of the city. Otherwise, I think it depends on number of troops. So if they weren't still participating in the siege at the end, then they can't have gotten control of the province.