Playing Alpha 2 -



I noticed in the FAQ:

Question: I cannot move my ship through the enemy region of influence

Answer: You must be at peace, or war, or have open borders with the enemy AI. Normally you will have status "cold war" which prevents movement. Even if a tiny part of the colored disk covers a string, you cannot use the string.

I was unable to move through a faction's space despite being on peaceful terms. I did not have open borders though (they would not agree with it). However declaring war allowed me to move through the space again. It was a problem for me because the peaceful faction's borders began to engulf one of my planets, and while it wasn't quite touching the planet it seemed close enough to stop me from traveling to the planet (but it didn't expel the current fleet I had stationed there).



Is this is a bug or is the FAQ slightly incorrect?

Are you sure you were at *peace*? The normal relationship is "cold war". Please check the diplomacy screen; is the icon a dove or a snowflake?

Seems slightly incorrect to me, changed it to

Answer: You must be at peace and have an open borders treaty or be at war with the enemy AI. Normally you will have status "cold war" which prevents movement. Even if a tiny part of the colored disk covers a string, you cannot use the string.

Nosferatiel wrote:
Seems slightly incorrect to me, changed it to

yep, that's a good fix.