It seems like clicking on a province and attacking doesn't always attack the correct area. 95% of the time it works fine, but occasionally I end up attacking a random other province I wasn't expecting to attack.
It's probably my fault for not reading through the popup window and double-checking the target in the drop-down menu. I don't think to do that because clicking on the province on the map and selecting "attack that" feels like it would be enough, but occasionally it doesn't work how I expect it to work.
Eg: I want to take an uncolonized province called 'Nivostead', so I click it on the map and hit "attack that" in the menu that opens when you select a province on the map. I move the slider to the amount of soldiers I want, then send them into battle. When I hit next turn/step, the game tells me I have instead attacked 'South Oghetwick', a province several spaces away from the one I clicked (too far away to have misclicked) and owned by another kingdom.
It seems like clicking on a province and attacking doesn't always attack the correct area. 95% of the time it works fine, but occasionally I end up attacking a random other province I wasn't expecting to attack.
It's probably my fault for not reading through the popup window and double-checking the target in the drop-down menu. I don't think to do that because clicking on the province on the map and selecting "attack that" feels like it would be enough, but occasionally it doesn't work how I expect it to work.
Eg: I want to take an uncolonized province called 'Nivostead', so I click it on the map and hit "attack that" in the menu that opens when you select a province on the map. I move the slider to the amount of soldiers I want, then send them into battle. When I hit next turn/step, the game tells me I have instead attacked 'South Oghetwick', a province several spaces away from the one I clicked (too far away to have misclicked) and owned by another kingdom.