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Funny DZ bugs
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I am noticing an increase in the number of landmarks I am unable to complete because one of the NPCs spawns inside a wall, or a container, or a crate (seriously)!
I know there's also the long-standing totally-silly bug on the West end of the South DZ where a female Hyena keeps spawning inside of a wrecked bus on the street. This has been there for a long time, but today for the first time I noticed TWO Hyenas trapped inside of the bus!
C'mon guys, after how many years and these spawning issues are still rampant?
Also, not exactly related to the DZ, but to anyone who uses HF or any skill/weapon that puts a confuse/disorient status on the target, have you noticed that it looks like they totally forgot a special animation for the True Sons rusher (suicide bomber guys)? All of the other NPCs as far as I can tell have a disoriented behavior (usually wandering around saying "what happened?" or similar), but these guys consistently freeze with their arms straight out (like the Frankenstein monster) and just slide around around on their feet. Since I've started using HF in the DZ I've confirmed 100% this freeze-and-slide behavior is all those guys do, and it looks really silly - or just incomplete.
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