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The mechanic make sense in Gathering Storm because cede is automatically added to deal. Removing it add "return city" to your side of the deal, so you either ask to cede or you return the city.
The -18 "you occupy one of our cities" diplomatic penalty has nothing to do with cede, even though it seems logical. You remove that penalty by giving a city to the AI, only one city and it can be any city, either in the peace deal or later in a normal trade. I usually conquer one more city than I plan to keep and then I give it back to the AI, to remove the penalty. You can also settle a city nowhere and give it to them. Just give a city, the penalty is removed, everybody is happy and the cede mechanic still sit there, useless, unless you have gathering storm, then you're forced to cede.
It works like that only in Gathering storm, in the base game and R&F you aren't forced to ask to cede, you add it to the deal if you want.
Didnt know that,, thanks, my friend just got me gathering storm and I thought something had changed.