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[TBC][BUG] Bot doesn't drink after Ressurection

  • Version: All
  • Product: WRobot General
  • Type: Bug
  • Status: Cannot Reproduce

When the bot dies, and resurrects it starts buffing. Once its finished re-buffing, it falls below the mana threshold that I have defined in the  settings (Advanced Settings > Food/Drink > Drink Name > 35%). It then does not begin drinking before attacking something. This causes it to die over and over endlessly. Has anyone else experienced this on caster classes? I do not think it's a profile specific thing, as I've tried a few out and have seen the same thing on all of them. Any suggestions? Am I missing a setting, or is this some sort of bug with the WRobot client?

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Hello, can you share screenshot of you food settings (in advanced general settings)

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On 7/3/2017 at 4:26 AM, Droidz said:

Hello, can you share screenshot of you food settings (in advanced general settings)

 

@Droidz

 

 Sure. Also, here is a FightClass for you to try on (maybe it's just fightclass issue).

MyShadowPriest.xml

 

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Hey @Droidz were you able to reproduce? I still get this issue.

I cannot reproduct, this problem is probably caused by your fightclass, and in drink % try to put value like 60

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Just now, Droidz said:

I cannot reproduct, this problem is probably caused by your fightclass, and in drink % try to put value like 60

Placing the value to above 51% resolves the issue, but I assume that is  because it has engaged the 'need to drink' function. 

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