Imps seem to prioritize bringing prisoners to the first prison built, rather than the closest one.
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I'm failing to reproduce this issue, could you link a save file where this is happening?
I don't have a save game file, but I'll try recreating it on the map I've noticed it.
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Managed to reproduce it here
First prison was the one the inquisitor is in now
Second was the one above it
EDIT: Log File
Note: II had another bug occur in that game after I saved the game, and its probably recorded in the log file. I posted it as a separate issue.
I still can't produce this. Please record a video of the issue happening so I can see exactly what you are doing to cause this
Here's a video, and a small observation that might be the cause.
The prison to which the prisoners were dragged to was closer to the corpse if the imps were to go in a straight line, ignoring walls/lava/etc, but the other prison is closer only if you take path finding into account.
I don't know if this behavior applies to other rooms too. (Like crypts, treasuries, searching for piglets to bring into the kettle, etc...)
Ah, yes that makes sense. We probably are doing a cheap range check rather than a pathing based one as it is much lighter computationally. I will need a timestamp to see it in action ;)
30:10 - Matriarch dies, then dragged to first prison (furthest after path finding)
31:25 - Huntress dies, then dragged to third prison (closest)
33:37 - Warden dies, then dragged to first prison
Unrelated question -
Cultists ignoring enemies when dropped (like in 11:15 and 24:15) is a known issue, or should I create a ticket for that as well?
That's because it's payday and you didn't rally them, so they just went and grabbed gold.
Looks like it does a check on pure proximity, with your setup that doesn't make much sense, but usually it's fine, I'll mention it to the developers and see if there's a cheap way to process it based on pathing proximity
Hey zimberzimber,
I'll have a look into this and see if our AI guy can work out why this is happening.