I appear to be having an issue committing my turn. The client doesn’t seem to have recognized that this is a Congress turn, so it’s expecting the turn counter to have gone up (it hasn’t).
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I’m no PYDT guru, but can you revert a turn? Especially since it’s likely to be a quick congress turn for the person before you.
I just posted about this under Bug Reports, so I’m going to wait a bit and see if someone can look at it.
We’ll try reverting the turn after a couple days (probably this Saturday), and hopefully whatever issue PYDT had won’t spring up again.
You are more than welcome to ask for open borders. I did not buy those tiles, they are just normal growth of my culture unfortunately. The city of Sao Paulo is not for sale unfortunately, and I fear you are misconstruing the nature of the offer I made. This was an olive branch to avoid bloodshed: I have no doubt this war would be a very one sided affair, but I have no interest in knocking you out of the game. My original offer stands, with a guarantee that you will be able to cross my lands should you ask for it. I’ll even throw in a 1000 gold for good measure.
After consulting with my generals, I have decided to accept your olive branch, and will thus call off my attack.
BTW, I’ve found the button to reset the game state, and have thus successfully submitted my turn. Sorry for the hold up.
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When I opened turn 123, many of my naval units had moves queued up where they were going to the nearest pole, and taking really bad routes toward them. I was able to fix them before they moved, but anyone else had this happen?