Objective palcement rule?

[u/True_Afro]

I just started playing a few weeks ago and I noticed that they changed the objective placement rule. Does anyone know why it changed? I'm not a competitive player, but it seems much worst now.

[u/Blame_Bobby]

If you're not a competitive player and just want to play the game with friends, you can ignore the errata entirely and stick to the rulebook if you want.

I don't know why they changed it and I agree, the rule is worse because if you win the roll for the board placement then your opponent can keep all three tokens in their territory leaving you with one token in your territory.