03-31-2003, 10:44 AM
Hail Vash,
Yes, if an Attracted critter is hit, they are likely to retaliate - unless they are in the middle of doing an existing AI operation (eg kill you :P ). This is one of my favourite apsects to the curse: I can set up one-on-one battles all round the place, then slowly bring them through a series of bouts until only the grand champion of them all remains...that's when I draw my ITD weapon and kill 'em in one hit ;)
It all depends with your second question. If they are in the middle of an AI script at the time, no; if they are free to change to something different, then yes, they shall retaliate. However, with Skeleton Magi, I would not imagine this would be a major issue - but then again, I'm not positive either...I never did much like them.
If a critter is still in a movement script when you curse them, they shall continue to after they are blinded. However, if you do something that makes them stop (eg tempting), then they usually don't move much, if at all. Some critters pace a little, due to their AI, but not enough for it to be significant.
Yes, if an Attracted critter is hit, they are likely to retaliate - unless they are in the middle of doing an existing AI operation (eg kill you :P ). This is one of my favourite apsects to the curse: I can set up one-on-one battles all round the place, then slowly bring them through a series of bouts until only the grand champion of them all remains...that's when I draw my ITD weapon and kill 'em in one hit ;)
It all depends with your second question. If they are in the middle of an AI script at the time, no; if they are free to change to something different, then yes, they shall retaliate. However, with Skeleton Magi, I would not imagine this would be a major issue - but then again, I'm not positive either...I never did much like them.
If a critter is still in a movement script when you curse them, they shall continue to after they are blinded. However, if you do something that makes them stop (eg tempting), then they usually don't move much, if at all. Some critters pace a little, due to their AI, but not enough for it to be significant.
May the wind pick up your heels and your sword strike true.