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freeciv
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1998-07-14T16:22:32.000000Z
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svn:log
V 1734
mjd@alphalink.com.au:
This change set concerns spies and diplomats, making them operate more in
line with Civ II.  That is, spies may survive a mission, and units in a
bought city are transferred to the new owner etc.  Multiple bugs in the
code in this area were also fixed.

1.  Numerous bug fixes of sabotage/steal code, where messages were being
    sent incorrectly.

2.  Cities were not being razed correctly in diplomat_incite.  Now they
    aren't razed, as per Civ II.

3.  get_a_tech is now called in incite as well as in unit_enter_city.  After
    all, buying a city should give you the same opportunity to `discover'
    new technology as invading the city does.

4.  All units (military and non military) are now transferred to
    the player who purchased the city.  Units outside of the city
    are either deleted, or if in another city, are assigned that city
    as their homecity.

    This also cures the current bug, where a unit in a bought city
    that has a different homecity, remains in the bought city - even though
    it is now owned by the purchaser.  Thus the enemy can simply move out
    and back in - recapturing the newly bought city.

5.  A diplomat now has a chance (ala Civ II) of defeating defending
    diplomat/spy units in a city.  This chance is set via the set diplchance
    command from the server console.  It defaults to a 1/3 chance of
    the attacking diplomat/spy killing each defending diplomat/spy.

6.  Spies (not diplomats) may now survive their mission (ala Civ II).  The
    chance that a spy will be returned to it's home city is also
    1/diplchance.  This increases the value of spies over diplomats.

Patch supplied by Kris Bubendorfer <Kris.Bubendorfer@MCS.VUW.AC.NZ>.

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