What changed
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fixedFIXED: - If you gave a quest target settlement to the AML (such as in new game plus with Unrestricted AML Bases enabled), and the quest caused the original owning faction to be defeated by this capture, it would cause the player to take control of the whole faction. This breaks all kinds of things, as lots of code assumes only one party can exist at a time. Now it goes to your master faction, as intended. Should of thought of this before, huh?
changedIf you spam-clicked on the 'Switch' button, just having two agents constantly switch places, this would previously make them get stuck together in the middle of their positions. Now, it really does just make them switch places over and over again. This is pointless, but I like fixing glitches anyway.
Godless Tactics changes
fixedFIXED: - If you gave a quest target settlement to the AML (such as in new game plus with Unrestricted AML Bases enabled), and the quest caused the original owning faction to be defeated by this capture, it would cause the player to take control of the whole faction. This breaks all kinds of things, as lots of code assumes only one party can exist at a time. Now it goes to your master faction, as intended. Should of thought of this before, huh?
changedIf you spam-clicked on the 'Switch' button, just having two agents constantly switch places, this would previously make them get stuck together in the middle of their positions. Now, it really does just make them switch places over and over again. This is pointless, but I like fixing glitches anyway.
Solving a big glitch before it affects more people, and a small glitch just for fun.
FIXED: - If you gave a quest target settlement to the AML (such as in new game plus with Unrestricted AML Bases enabled), and the quest caused the original owning faction to be defeated by this capture, it would cause the player to take control of the whole faction. This breaks all kinds of things, as lots of code assumes only one party can exist at a time. Now it goes to your master faction, as intended. Should of thought of this before, huh?
If you spam-clicked on the 'Switch' button, just having two agents constantly switch places, this would previously make them get stuck together in the middle of their positions. Now, it really does just make them switch places over and over again. This is pointless, but I like fixing glitches anyway.
