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Shoneys 03-07-2017 10:40 AM

NPC pet memory & feign death
 
I've noticed that, since the last patch, mobs with pets do not wipe agro on a FD player once they have reset to their spawn. I've witnessed this particularly with spite golems and forsaken revenants in the plane of hate. Spamming multiple multiple FD sometimes will blur both the pet and the owner, but waiting for the mob to return to its spawn will never keep the mob from coming for you, unlike any other non pet class mob in the zone. I'm assuming this is server wide and not particular to hate.

Doctor Jeff 03-07-2017 11:01 AM

mobs can potentially remember you for up to 10 minutes after resetting to spawn.

this is intentional

Shoneys 03-07-2017 11:06 AM

Are you referring to this?

Haynar: Entities will be dropped from an NPC's hatelist after 10 minutes of adding no additional hate.

These are two separate topics. NPCs absolutely forget you when they return home, unless they have a pet. Regardless of what is supposed to happen, this is the current state on p99.

Caiu 03-07-2017 11:14 AM

Noticed this behavior in Skyshrine. Pet's don't seem to have home points or it's set to the zone's safe point so they never reset and pass their hate list back to the owner when you stand from a FD.

Doctor Jeff 03-07-2017 11:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shoneys (Post 2482245)
Are you referring to this?

Haynar: Entities will be dropped from an NPC's hatelist after 10 minutes of adding no additional hate.

These are two separate topics. NPCs absolutely forget you when they return home, unless they have a pet. Regardless of what is supposed to happen, this is the current state on p99.

misread your post and didn't notice you were speaking about pets.

Caiu's reply seems logical.


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