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FlavourBeans

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Sorry that I don't have screenshots of this, it's something I ran into last night. During and after a war with a neighbor, some of my own systems would display with red nameplates on the galaxy map, even though they were still mine and under my control with no hostile presence. Sometimes, especially after the war, my systems and colonized worlds would display with the enemy icon. This would sort itself out when going in and out of system or galaxy view, but persisted for a long while.
 
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