Whenever the game tried to do this, nothing happened.

(*disclaimer* this is inferred opinion, I cant see the actual code only bits) In Combat, a Xeno will be forced to switch to a new tether (such as one behind you) so as to flank, or disperse so they aren’t so grouped up etc. This zone tells the Xeno what area is its fighting space and where different exits are. When a Xeno is spawned, it is attached to a zone tether. It controls tactical position adjustment, patrolling and target zoning Its basically empty or strippedĢ) AttachPawnToTether does ALOT. Why is this line important? There are two reasons :ġ) AttachXenoToTether doesn’t do anything. If you fix it to look like the above and then play the game, the difference is pretty crazy!

Im sure you’ll notice the spelling mistakeĬlassRemapping=PecanGame.PecanSeqAct_AttachXenoToTether -> PecanGame.PecanSeqAct_AttachPawnToTether Inside your games config file (My DocumentMy GamesAliens Colonial MarinesPecanGameConfigPecanEngine.ini) is the following line of code :ĬlassRemapping=PecanGame.PecanSeqAct_AttachXenoToTether -> PecanGame.PecanSeqAct_AttachPawnToTeather I reported about the glitch for PCGamesN back in April, but James Dickinson (aka TemplarGFX), the chap who has spent the last three years fixing Aliens: Colonial Marines, originally posted about the bug last year. The discovery that the woefully inept AI in Aliens: Colonial Marines was mostly down to a one-letter bug was big news to in July, being covered on Kotaku, Rock Paper Shotgun and numerous other mainstream gaming sites.

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