Hello DEI team and fans, I wanted to ask if there's a solution to a REALLY irritating problem that I seem to have quite a lot. Not sure if it's just Rome's vanilla engine playing up, or if there's a real solution (couldn't find one) but here it goes!

I'm playing as the Seleucids, and I'm plagued by my allies - particularly to the east - marching with their 20-stacks all around my lands. For a while I thought they planned to attack, but they're actually just moving up and down, and sometimes they don't move for several turns! All the while of course, my food and economy tanks, and I think they might even be raiding me as well!

Is there any way to stop this? I've tried shadowing them with an equally large army; bombarding them with spies and champions etc, but they just stay in my lands and impoverish them. Of course, if I do attack, I'm the bad guy! This is so frustrating, and I wish there was an option to simply say in diplomacy - 'get off my lands'.

Granting military access, FYI, doesn't seem to be something I can cancel with them, as most are my satrapys, but even the non-satrapys don't seem to abide by any kind of laws. Anyone else having this issue?