Bot guilds are cross faction while cross faction is disabled in worldconfig

[icemansparks]

Bug Description
After the latest changes, I activated bot guilds. They have been created and some multiple bots are already in guilds.
The problem however is, that even though cross faction is disabled in the worldserver, the bots are using the same guilds across factions.

Commit Hash
61333a0

How To Reproduce Bug

• fork repo
• activate bot guilds in config
• wait for guilds to be foirmed and memebers to be added to guilds

Expected Behavior
Guilds should either be used by one faction only or adhere to the worldserver configs cross faction settings.

Screenshots

Modules

• playerbots
• ah-bot
• solo-lfg
• instance-reset
• autobalance
• npc buffer
• server shutdown

Playerbot Settings
(slashes used for better readability)

// Random bot guild count
AiPlayerbot.RandomBotGuildCount = 20

// Delete all random bot guilds
AiPlayerbot.DeleteRandomBotGuilds = 0

// Randombots will invite nearby bots to guilds
AiPlayerbot.RandomBotGuildNearby = 1

// Randombots will invite players to groups/raids/guilds.
AiPlayerbot.RandomBotInvitePlayer = 0

AiPlayerbot.RandomBotNonCombatStrategies = "+worldbuff,+pvp,+guild"

Worldserver config:
//
// AllowTwoSide.Interaction.Guild
// Description: Allow guild joining between factions.
// Default: 0 - (Disabled)
// 1 - (Enabled)

AllowTwoSide.Interaction.Guild = 0

System
OS: Windows 11

[nl-saw]

There are 2 ways guilds can be formed. 1, via the config/init phase, 2 via +guild strat. Does the problem occur via way 1, 2 or both?

[icemansparks]

There are 2 ways guilds can be formed. 1, via the config/init phase, 2 via +guild strat. Does the problem occur via way 1, 2 or both?

I honestly don't know which of the ways was used in this case. The config files were in place as mentioned above, the server was already set up and I updated to the mentioned commit (previously I was on the following commit: bf195ef)

I only found out when I was playing warsong and saw a guilname on the opposite faction which I was sure to have read in my city before.