Ceded Provinces

Empires in Arms is the computer version of Australian Design Group classic board game. Empires in Arms is a seven player game of grand strategy set during the Napoleonic period of 1805-1815. The unit scale is corps level with full diplomatic options

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tgb
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Ceded Provinces

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Thanks to their conditional surrender, France has ceded Britany to me (GB). However, even though it is shaded in my color on the mini-map, clicking on it still says it is France. What's more, I can only build a garrison of one factor, and I can't add any factors to my corps stationed there.

Bug or rule?
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You need a depot there to re-enforce it - it is under the same rules as a minor conq.
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I have a depot there.
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ORIGINAL: tgb

I have a depot there.

If you have a depot and corps it should work. You can re-enf the corps and just transfer its troops to the garrison.

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RE: Ceded Provinces

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No - it only allows me to transfer one factor into the garrison.
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Do you have sea supply to the area from your home country? You have to have a supply line to your home nation to place factors.
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Do you have your Corp within the city?  I did that once.  If the city is a 15 and your corp is 14 it would limit you to putting just one factor more into the city.
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