Having always rehomed from within the city menu, I just tried it the other way, and sure enough, it says "You can not change the home city of a trade unit."
No one will believe this, of course, but I got into the habit of doing most things from the city menu, because I was always being told "That function can not be performed here.", whenever trying the "f" command on a settler or engineer trying to fortify itself inside a city to help protect it when there was no other defense.
My vote is also NO, since the game explicitly forbids it. 776 was fun, but rehoming was a major reason for it, so for me it doesn't count as any kind of record. It was more of an exercise in possibilities.
There are as many opinions about the innumerable things we do when playing the game as there are players. There is no way to verify anyone's actions, honesty, or results, so having "official" records seems pointless, but its still a lot of fun doing pointless things while playing CivII.
No one will believe this, of course, but I got into the habit of doing most things from the city menu, because I was always being told "That function can not be performed here.", whenever trying the "f" command on a settler or engineer trying to fortify itself inside a city to help protect it when there was no other defense.
My vote is also NO, since the game explicitly forbids it. 776 was fun, but rehoming was a major reason for it, so for me it doesn't count as any kind of record. It was more of an exercise in possibilities.
There are as many opinions about the innumerable things we do when playing the game as there are players. There is no way to verify anyone's actions, honesty, or results, so having "official" records seems pointless, but its still a lot of fun doing pointless things while playing CivII.
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