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Aaaaarrrrrggggghhh! I'm ready to kill my idiot companions!
Sulik and Vic are really p*****g me off. First of all, Vic keeps standing in doorways and the only way I can get past him is to whack him with my hammer, thus requiring healing. I've been stuck in so many rooms.....how do I get the idiot to move away? Asking to change distance doesn't seem to help - I go in a room, there he is standing in the doorway. Mind you, in battle he tends to be somewhere else when I need him.
Second, in combat, the idiots attack everything in sight, even when I put them on the defensive. I was trying to help out a group of merchants and my brave and valiant companions proceeded to kill the merchant and her slaves, thus helping the thieves. How do I stop this?
That leads to my next, and most important question - how do you know who is an enemy? In combat mode, it seems that every moving thing becomes an enemy (by turning red), including those I am trying to protect - brahmins, for example, all become "enemies" when I am trying to protect them from wild dogs. Why is that? I cannot imagine anything more boring than having to wait for each wild dog, and then each brahmin, to take their turn....
Sulik and Vic are really p*****g me off. First of all, Vic keeps standing in doorways and the only way I can get past him is to whack him with my hammer, thus requiring healing. I've been stuck in so many rooms.....how do I get the idiot to move away? Asking to change distance doesn't seem to help - I go in a room, there he is standing in the doorway. Mind you, in battle he tends to be somewhere else when I need him.
Second, in combat, the idiots attack everything in sight, even when I put them on the defensive. I was trying to help out a group of merchants and my brave and valiant companions proceeded to kill the merchant and her slaves, thus helping the thieves. How do I stop this?
That leads to my next, and most important question - how do you know who is an enemy? In combat mode, it seems that every moving thing becomes an enemy (by turning red), including those I am trying to protect - brahmins, for example, all become "enemies" when I am trying to protect them from wild dogs. Why is that? I cannot imagine anything more boring than having to wait for each wild dog, and then each brahmin, to take their turn....