Open LevelOneX opened 5 years ago
I saw the same on TBC - Gamon (npc=6466), but I didn't know if this is a bug.
It is easier to reproduce with solo playing: Priest should use his Mind Control on Gamon and move as Gamon for several yards. Then stop Mind Control. Gamon will stay on new place and will not go back to his original position.
I remember that it was possible in tbc to move npc initial position.. not sure how... but this was some kind of fun staff for some ppl.. dunno if this is a bug or is an actual way of working need confirmation from more tbc experienced ppl
@killerwife this is something that u also fixed as I remember
i've just seen this happen again on illidari council when killing/aggroing/resetting/respawning them, so at times this is still possible.
🐛 Bugreport
So I will try to explain this the best way that I can. This is a possible AI bug that players are able to displace NPC's from their original position. This works like a reset, but he doesn't go back to his original position. So, I seen this happen more frequently when NPC's have guardians. You pull the NPC and his guardians, and you use a skill to CC the Main NPC, for example blind. Then you reset the guardians while the NPC is still in the Stun. Once you aggro the Guardians again, since the mobs are linked, the main NPC will start to attack you, but once you flee - the main NPC will go back to the position where you blinded him and not the original position. I see a lot of players abusing FlightMasters from other factions. I also received a report from Moroes in KZ where players were able to split the boss from the adds. Here couple screenshots
Video from Grz3s with a similar behavior in LK using a quest item https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xlrj887wAM
Expected behavior
NPC should go back to his original position.
Version & Environment
Client Version: [2.4.3]
CMaNGOS Repo & Commit Hash: [https://github.com/cmangos/mangos-tbc/commit/56c8fa62febe2f44f192d0715c228a959d552fb0]()
Database Repo & Commit Hash: [https://github.com/cmangos/tbc-db/commit/c78a337f9dddbc2c6fcd32e09f75198db03a4b14]()
Operating System: [Linux]
Steps to reproduce
Crashlog