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Summoned Creature AI

MitchforkMitchfork Member Posts: 390
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Is there any way to turn the AI for summoned creatures off? I'm using Call Woodland Being for a nymph and it seems to totally disregard orders if there's an enemy in sight- I'll pause, order it to cast Mass Cure, unpause, and watch as it tries Hold Person. When there are no enemies around it follows orders, but it seems like its AI script is taking massive priority over issuing commands when in battle. It's very annoying and I'd rather it have no AI whatsoever.

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  • EmptinessEmptiness Member Posts: 238
    There's a button in the lower-right area of the UI called "Party AI". I'm not absolutely sure, but I think that if you use that to turn off Party AI then it will fix your problem. Note, however, that if you turn it off I think your party will then only do things you explicitly order them to do - so keep an eye out for that if you do turn it off.
  • MitchforkMitchfork Member Posts: 390
    I actually play with party AI off most of the time, and it seems like that doesn't affect creatures that you summon in. :(
  • DiableristDiablerist Member Posts: 16
    Long time ago there was a thread how to turn it off. Involved fiddling with scripts.
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