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TheProvost
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I’m playing a Transcend, Random Map (Standard size) game as Morgan. I come across Lal to my south, and am poised to attack his only city (HQ), which is undefended, with a Battle Ogre. I decide to try to get him to declare Vendetta, so as to maintain my rep (cheap trick, true, but hey). I right-click on his comm frequency and select ‘Demand Withdrawal’. He asks me to reciprocate, I refuse and then, suddenly, he has a unit in his base! A colony pod has just appeared as a garrison! I reloaded and used the Scenario Editor to check. His colony pod just appears out of thin air. First he has only a scout and it’s a few tiles away, then suddenly, he has a scout and a colony pod. Anyone have any idea what happened?
I’ve appended the save file, if anyone wants to check and see if they can recreate the bug.
http://www.iol.ie/~mccam/bug1.SAV
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Quango
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I'm not able to download your game now, but my guess is:
Demanding Withdrawal would cause any units in your territory to withdraw to his nearest base. He simply complied with your request.
Q
edit: he probably started with two colony pods, so the other colony pod he withdrew was "independent" and wouldn't have shown up in his HQ support screen
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TheProvost
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I just rechecked my save after you suggested the possibility of his CP being in my territory. Lal's colony pod is indeed heading through my territory (for a good laugh, check out the AI's projected path - its half the map away from the HQ). However, I have confirmed that, even if I don't agree to withdraw my troops, Lal automatically withdraws his. Seems like a possibly useful glitch. (Has someone else run across this before?)
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08-07-2004 22:13
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