Emotion: Hopelessness affects party
Ligg
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Observed behaviour
I cast Emotion in the Black Pits and knocked out four of my own party.
Expected Behaviour
The 4th Level mage spell Emotion: Hopelessness is party friendly and only affects enemies.
Edit: I'm not sure about this now. All I can say is that my party members fell asleep after casting emotion. I checked through the feedback to see if it had been cast by an enemy mage. I couldn't find anything.
I cast Emotion in the Black Pits and knocked out four of my own party.
Expected Behaviour
The 4th Level mage spell Emotion: Hopelessness is party friendly and only affects enemies.
Edit: I'm not sure about this now. All I can say is that my party members fell asleep after casting emotion. I checked through the feedback to see if it had been cast by an enemy mage. I couldn't find anything.
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Comments
Now granted, the manual might not have been right but..
But when i checked the item in editor, the intention is quite clearly not to affect party.
This is the same in ToB (possibly after several rounds of patches/fixpacks) and BGEE.
If it doesn't work, it is a bug, but i have to check it.
Other than that, this spell works perfectly.
Just tested it with Xan.
No one was affected - Xan is normal
I don't know that it could turn Emotion back onto my own party. Well, if you don't learn something everyday...
On a side note I do remember that in the original BG2 the 5th lvl priest spell: Greater Command did affect everyone in its area of effect including party members. This spell is almost identical in effect to emotion (knocks stuff out) so perhaps some people were confusing the two.