@JagexAsh any chance you can share a snippet of the config for enchanted buckets on lunar isle? I noticed they behave a lot like "patrolling" npc's, but when blocked into one location they're happy to just stay there indefinitely instead of jumping to the next location
@JagexAsh@Pazaz I did notice that specific bucket had a "refilling" animation+delayed itself when it finished the cycle. Was guessing that maybe without the npc_setmode(none) calls in each block, maybe it would try to return to the water early from some sort of invisible object hunt/other mode?
@JagexAsh just wondering, if a player has 2 active timers, is it ever possible their "order" can change after relogging? or is that preserved, and they'll still go off in the same order they originally started in?
@JagexAyiza@Alec_Sween@JagexKieren@JagexElena@JagexArcane OSRS has had quite a few examples of "unintended" gameplay strategies. If players popularize an unconventional/emergent method, how do you draw the line on when it should be nerfed/removed?
@SaederRS @GnomonkeyRS question 1: how dare you?
b. Favorite part of 1+1 Turael?
iii. What's a mechanic or strategy you'd like the devs to explore more in future PVM?
@JagexAsh I've noticed that the new pyre foxes check for blocking while wandering, but walk through players/npc's when entering a trap. I was wondering, do they stop checking for blocking as soon as they "decide" to get trapped, or only within a certain range of the trap tiles?
@JagexAsh Thanks, that's really interesting even if there's no apparent use for it. Just seems like a pretty unique case - A stationary NPC with blocking that will never actually *keep* blocking
@JagexAsh This is mostly for semantics, but do bloated toads set an npc blocking flag when placed on the ground? I don't really have a great way to test, because placing them forces me to walk off whatever tile they're placed on
@JagexAsh Can you give me the low-down on dairy cows? Specifically, why can you only interact with them from the left side of their head? I noticed they block line of sight and movement; Is it a consequence of that blocking or something else?