If a missile would hit a tile past the artificial map boundaries it vanishes instead.
This is two-edged blade. You can protect your soldiers at the map edges against Chiron bombs, but firing your own missiles you can expect some of them not explode on the map 
Question is if you are ready to sacrifice one of the methods of protection to be able to hit enemies near the edge of the map (remembering that you can have different methods of attack with your soldier (Scarab is different pair of boots).
Itâs not a double edged sword. If my missile indicator indicates a blast radius and a clear path, it has to work. Simple consistency. Of course I would expect chiron projectiles to explode when they hit a tile, if I can reach that tile or not is irrelevant, whatâs important is is if the projectile can reach the tile.
Yes it should work like that. But then players will complain that they canât protect their soldier at the edge of the map. 
Game balance vs World Realism again me thinksđ
I never tried that because I just assumed that the game works as expected 
For me playing around map boundaries because enemy projectiles might vanish is exploiting a bug.
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Yes, remove the cheese pleaseâŚ
Using the map edge as âprotectionâ from explosives because you know the explosive will disappear if it goes past the border is the very definition of an exploit.
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I have never used it as a exploit. the action is towards the centre or the map.
1: you only go to the edge if you want to use the that exploit for that very reason.
2: if its your shot thatâs going outside the map then learn to aim better 
3: if its the hostiles shot be thankfull.
4: its not a bug the game only cares whatâs happening on the map.
Not necessarily true. I often use the edge to attack the spawnery in lairs. Not as an exploit, but as a method of direct attack.
i am talking about missiles out side the map not attack routes didnât you read the topic? 