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Imoens failing script?

Slaya5Slaya5 Member Posts: 15
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Hello folks,

Ive got a trouble with her script in the combat. Imoens using the short bow, right? In combat when she kills an enemy she starts looking for anybody else to kill. Why, whens she using the bow she doesnt start firing arrows from the distance, instead shes walking to her next opponent to melee distance and start shooting in from of him. I just wanted to ask if its only problem of mine or all of us.

PS Sorry for my bad english.

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  • lDanielHolmlDanielHolm Member Posts: 225
    I have the same issue. She doesn't always run into melee, but it's always annoying when she does.
  • Berserk_AlucardBerserk_Alucard Member Posts: 24
    I have the same problem, its quite annoying.
    I'm tempted to ditch her for another member, but looking into the long term, I like her story events in BGII, so I might keep her.
  • ajwzajwz Member Posts: 4,122
    I hate scripts in the game. They just dont work on the infinty engine
  • MarricMarric Member Posts: 53
    Yeah I've had this happen with Imoen and Neera. In the end I find its better to just turn off the AI and control them manually.
  • Slaya5Slaya5 Member Posts: 15
    You can also fix this issue by replacing Imoen by Koran (imho hes better :)).

  • MechaliburMechalibur Member Posts: 265
    Just replace her custom script with "Ranged Attack"

    Problem solved.
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