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Now the question remains: who used this bug first, Nautilus or Aeris? :D Thanks for the link, I've already followed. And tell me, what's the trick? :)
By the way, here they were discussing Nautilus's map, "The Rise of the Sun King," and the strange behavior of the hero, der Operator, who didn't want to go to the dungeon. I tried removing this tower in the editor, but he still doesn't go, he just stands nearby and doesn't react. Screenshot (there's also a tree for bait): https://ibb.co/bOSVkm
This is what the land looks like without the icy surface (I tried changing the ground, but it doesn't help either): https://ibb.co/hQ72y6
Another thing I noticed is that if you dig a pit on the territory of the Operator or Mr. Fat, you can't stand on or cross that pit; it acts as an obstacle.
+ You can defeat der Operator without using magic; to do this, you need to be on the starting point and let the Operator attack you, then kite the Djinni around the obstacles; for some reason, he doesn't use Haste in this case.
By the way, here they were discussing Nautilus's map, "The Rise of the Sun King," and the strange behavior of the hero, der Operator, who didn't want to go to the dungeon. I tried removing this tower in the editor, but he still doesn't go, he just stands nearby and doesn't react. Screenshot (there's also a tree for bait): https://ibb.co/bOSVkm
This is what the land looks like without the icy surface (I tried changing the ground, but it doesn't help either): https://ibb.co/hQ72y6
Another thing I noticed is that if you dig a pit on the territory of the Operator or Mr. Fat, you can't stand on or cross that pit; it acts as an obstacle.
+ You can defeat der Operator without using magic; to do this, you need to be on the starting point and let the Operator attack you, then kite the Djinni around the obstacles; for some reason, he doesn't use Haste in this case.