Gargoyles should be resistant to the same effects that NON_LIVING creature are, minus mind spells. It also shouldn't be affected by Resurrection and Sacrifice spells, and Elixir of Life.
- the AI will now consider attacking multiple units
- the preferred strategy now is to minimize collateral damage rather than to maximize damage to enemy units alone
- attacks that block enemy shooters will be prioritized over other attacks in cases when shooters have weaker melee attacks
** Behavioral change: Fix AI heroes sometimes attempting to probe
teleport exits using data from a previously processed hero, causing
nullptr dereferences.
VCAI::moveHeroToTile has special case logic for revisiting tiles. This
logic could cause teleport exits to be stored in
teleportChannelProbingList, without the list subsequently being
cleared. If the processing of that hero ended immediately after that,
the next hero would believe that the list is accurate for them and
attempt to teleport while not standing on a teleporter.
* The reason is,
the mine has attribute hidden=true;
when enemy unit moves, the code in BattleInfo.cpp MoveUnit() (line 817) will update the revealed to true;
then in the CGameHandler.cpp handleDamageFromObstacle() (line 4846) is checking , and the condition battleIsObstacleVisibleForSide() will return true, so the effect will not be triggerred.
Resolution:
1. Remove the "revealed=true" in moveUnit(), and in handleDamageFromObstacle, remove the "const" restrict for obstacle, and then update revealed to true;
2. After the takeDamage function, add a pack "BattleObstaclesChanged" to update the obstacle to be "revealed=true".
Scenario: In LoadGame Lobby screen, the difficulty toggle group is showing multiple choices, but actually only one valid is working.
The reason is, in the Lobby screen Initialization code will set the difficulty = 0, and each time the player changes a map in the selection, the toggle group control is not resetting the difficulty buttons to disabled state.
How fix:
Add a new method to ToggleGroup class: setSelectedOnly, which will disable all other buttons and then set the selected button.
Note:
During the game loading time, the client is loading the map, and send a NetPack to server: LobbySetMap, and send a NetPack to Interface: LobbyUpdateState.
In the LobbyUpdateState it sets the map difficulty.
