Post by grävling on Jan 27, 2012 8:38:51 GMT -5
I am in the Tobin Street Slums.
There is an area of the map that has, in a diagonal line running from sw to ne,
the ne corner of the building that has the data terminal on the outside
some leaking oil drums
the concrete pillar of a now destroyed wall
beside the wall are three squares which have destroyed fences on them.
I was standing north of the data terminal building, and west of the pillar.
A trogger was standing south and east of the leaking oil drum.
The trogger didn't understand that he could step around the leaking oil drum and move diagonally towards me in order to reach me. Instead he moved to go around the pillar by way of the broken fence.
Now, of course if this had been a concrete wall connecting the data terminal building with the pillar, then his motion would be quite correct. But given that enemies appear to 'hop the fence' when chasing me from time to time -- I think this is when they have the movement points to go out through the gap in the fence -- maybe something can be done about this.
There is an area of the map that has, in a diagonal line running from sw to ne,
the ne corner of the building that has the data terminal on the outside
some leaking oil drums
the concrete pillar of a now destroyed wall
beside the wall are three squares which have destroyed fences on them.
I was standing north of the data terminal building, and west of the pillar.
A trogger was standing south and east of the leaking oil drum.
The trogger didn't understand that he could step around the leaking oil drum and move diagonally towards me in order to reach me. Instead he moved to go around the pillar by way of the broken fence.
Now, of course if this had been a concrete wall connecting the data terminal building with the pillar, then his motion would be quite correct. But given that enemies appear to 'hop the fence' when chasing me from time to time -- I think this is when they have the movement points to go out through the gap in the fence -- maybe something can be done about this.