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Message ID: 4256
Date: Fri Jul 23 22:01:08 BST 1999
Author: Lost Child
Subject: Re: Disobedient pets


Yes it happens to me a lot. Just like others had suggested, /pet back off
is the only command that will work.

This is my guess why this happens:

You charmed a mob and tell it to attack another mob.
When the charm wore off, he comes and attack you.
You recharm it and normally it will go and attack the previous target
before he was on.
But somehow the moment before he was recharmed, he accquired a new
target whom is your groupmate.
So when he is recharmed, he went back to attack your groupmate.

I have OTHER'S HIT turned off.. so this is pretty annoying to me for I wont
know my pet is hitting my groupmate until I was told. :(

>
>I've been playing with charm a lot lately (wonderful for
>pulling a mob off someone it's frenzied against), and I've
>noticed a recurring problem. Sometimes the mob you charm will
>attack a player (a party member in all cases so far) and will
>not stop despite repeated commands to sit down, follow me, or
>attack another mob.
>
>I haven't been able to reproduce this at will, but I *think*
>this happens when I charm a mob, order it to attack another
>mob, it becomes uncharmed, a party member attacks it, and I
>re-charm it. I know it's not the command failing because the
>charmed mob says the appropriate things but keeps right on
>attacking. Does anyone know what's up with this?
>
>We were almost killed by a cyclops last night because a stupid
>kodiak tagged along and I wasted time trying to charm it to
>take it out of the fight and it kept right on attacking.
>(OTOH my ranger friend was absolutely ecstatic when the
>cyclops frenzied on him, got him down to one bubble as the
>cleric went OOM, and I charmed the cyclops to pull it off
>him.)
>
>--
>John H. Kim
>kim@...
>
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