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There's no need to overcomplicate things. If there was a move with a heal toward the invisibility user — the heal was applied, the movement was prematurely ended, the invisibility user was revealed. Actions like "well, if that's the case, actually I moved differently" are obviously not accepted.
The issue here isn't whether he was originally going somewhere or not, but that Yashchur messed up, and in the end the player's character suffers. That's unfair.
From what was written in the thread, I understand the situation as follows:
- The character was moving to point X, which fell within the route of the NPC's next turn that led to the end of the invisibility.
- Yashchur mistakenly placed the character at point Y (because it seemed to him that he was going there), which was not part of that route, but he promptly corrected it and placed him at the originally stated point X.
If that's really how it happened, then I don't understand what the problem is. If not, then someone will have to explain what exactly the issue is.
Well, basically that's how it was. I placed Lester under Ferlutz (that's how it seemed at first). Lorican, having almost zero HP, retreats to heal in a relatively safe spot. That's a perfectly logical action. He moves in a straight line down, not in some "fancy" trajectories with the purpose of deliberately exposing Lester. He moves 8 tiles, passes by Lester, all OK. Then I saw that Lock had actually placed Lester to the right of Ferlutz, not below him as it seemed to me. And it turns out that he blocked Lorican's path, who runs into him along the way. The invisibility is revealed. I don't understand where "Yashchur wanted to win even not for himself" comes from? They're really making a mountain out of a molehill. How long has Lester been in invisibility already? How many opportunities have I had to "deliberately" expose him, knowing his real location? Yet everything was OK until now for some reason...
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).
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