Odd map error/bug

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Playing as Carthage. Campaign started as 1.1, later patched to 1.2. Diplomacy patch/cheat also added later.

I own Adrumato (the city directly south of Kart-Hadast) from the outset - but on the campaign overview map it shows as rebel controlled. Didn't really affect gameplay, so I thought no more about it and just got on with the game.

It's now 201 BC and I've taken the whole of Italy. A few turns back, I got back-stabbed by Makedon, my former ally, so went to work looting a few of their southern cities and handing them over to Koinon Hellenon (who had previously been clinging on in their one remaining province, Rhodos). Hellenon now has Sparta, Chalkis, Athenai, Korinthos, Mytilene, Halikarnossos to add to Rhodos. In order to do this, I have the diplomacy patch/cheat installed, obviously.

I take Kydonia, the Cretan city (previously rebel, with Hellenon units sitting around doing nothing) and hand that over too. Hellenon accepts the deal - but Kydonia remains mine. However, the campaign map now shows Adrumato as belonging to Carthage - great!

Now here's the other really odd thing - when I look at Kirtan, it is now occupied by Koinon Hellenon forces, although the province shows on the overview map in white - i.e. - still belonging to Carthage. I force diplomacy again and get Hellenon to swap Kirtan for Kydonia. They accept - Kirtan now shows on the map as belonging to Hellenon, although occupied by my forces. But Kydonia is still mine (though the province of Krete now shows in tan on the map - i.e. - as belonging to Hellenon) and now Adrumato is occupied by Hellenon forces.

Any ideas?

[XSamatan]

As always, new versions of EB are not savegame compatible.

Your campaign is therefore filled with bugs, you still can continue, but you will receive more of those strange things. For example, your FM's should have by now weird traits.

I recommend you start a new campaign (or if you have a save from 1.1, install just 1.1 and continue from that point. Do not forget the fixes.

XSamatan

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OK thanks. Don't know about the odd family member traits - they all seem like a lot of in-breeds to me anyway but I've started a new campaign.