UO Second Age

Reported issue: Brigands at the large Brigand Camp north of the X-roads don't attack. I thought that they would, so I got surprised when I ran past and decided to run in and kill a few of them, just because. I don't know if this is an intended thing, or a bug, so just reporting it here in case it is a bug.

Issue details: Red Brigands at the Camp, don't attack on sight.

Environment details: The large Brigand Camp north of the X-roads and south of Yew.

Steps to recreate: Go to the Camp and see them not attack you.

Expected results: Brigands attacking on sight, or with the latest LOS patch, "aggro" all across the camp.

Date reported: 2011-06-25

Status: OPEN

Date status changed:


Edit: Added pic

They are just glad to have you back.

MatronDeWinter wrote:They are just glad to have you back.

True, who wouldn't be? ;)

Case closed?

I have noticed this behavior also fighting them off and on while I was working on my archery skill in that area. When they stopped attacking, I figured that they would only KOS until you reach a certain fame or skill level. I'll try going there with a new character and see if they attack. If they do attack a newb everything's probably fine. If they don't, it should be reported up the chain. I'll post my results in a few.

Results: Yep.. They are not attacking a newbie either.. Something tamed the brigands.. Anyone noticed if other red NPC's are not auto attacking?

Ran through a brigand camp near Vesper today and none of them attacked. Was able to walk right up to the all of them. Thought I'd share...

Now that I think about it, I think that the Pirates on the sandy shores SW of Yew and W of Shame also don't aggro.

This behavior is also present in the Brigands NW of Trinsic, East of the bridge last time I was there.

Bump

This occurred in the patch which updated many of the NPC stats and behaviors. Looking in to this. Thanks.

Brigands will be agressive again in next patch.

Thanks Mr D! You're always the best! ;)

It's worth noting that they also say friendly things like "Have a nice day" after they run away from you grievously wounded in combat...

This may be Era Accurate (I don't know), but if it isn't, maybe they could say nothing in that situation as it does seem strange at the moment.

Zelek Uther wrote:It's worth noting that they also say friendly things like "Have a nice day" after they run away from you grievously wounded in combat...

This may be Era Accurate (I don't know), but if it isn't, maybe they could say nothing in that situation as it does seem strange at the moment.

Haha! Yupp, can confirm that. I like it though. ;)

That's hillarious. Thanks for noting that.

I will check this out and see if they are supposed to have this willingness for polite conversation.