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Impassible terrain is actually passable? - 2/9/2022 8:56:37 AM

Stamb

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My opponent was able to move his troops via Perekop and to the west. There is impassible terrain (that triangles, which prevents attacks).

From a manual:
Impassable River hexsides can be crossed if both sides are friendly controlled, paying the same cost as if crossing a frozen major river hexside.

But I was controlling that hex where 294R is right now, you can see it by changed background color.

Blizzard and maybe freezing waters changes somethings?

Is it a bug, or works as intended that you can not attack, but can move units through it?

It was NOT naval invasion, and confirmed by my opponent.

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RE: Impassible terrain is actually passable? - 2/9/2022 9:07:07 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Stamb

Blizzard and maybe freezing waters changes somethings?

I think this is it. There was a discussion about this some time ago. Loki can probably explain better.

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RE: Impassible terrain is actually passable? - 2/9/2022 4:25:33 PM

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Units are isolated, I think its a bug:

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RE: Impassible terrain is actually passable? - 2/9/2022 5:15:18 PM

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I think I remember this one from back in development. Something similar came up a long time ago but since it was hard to recreate I dont think we ever got to figuring out why it was happening and the issue was shelved. Maybe Joel can take a look at this thread and give you a better answer.

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