GAME INFORMATION
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- GAME BUILD #: 101.102.12638.0 (#78174) 10714595
- GAME PLATFORM: Steam
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OPERATING SYSTEM: Windows 10
(Using enhanced graphics pack)
ISSUE EXPERIENCED
DESCRIBE THE ISSUE IN DETAIL (below). LIMIT TO ONE BUG PER THREAD.
When the Legionary unit is facing in the upper right direction and standing still, it turns invisible. Invisible Legionaries can’t be selected or targeted with the cursor.
The issue exists when playing a game with Legionaries and in the scenario editor.
In the scenario editor unit tab, Legionaries can be rotated in only 12 visible directions instead of the usual 16 for other units. When placed facing the remaining 4 directions, it’s invisible and can’t be deleted, moved, rotated, or selected after being placed on the map.
In-game, it s sometimes briefly visible when facing in a specific direction.
The Legionary’s standing animation has looked odd for months, but I think the invisibility is new.
FREQUENCY OF ISSUE
How often does the issue occur? CHOSE ONE; DELETE THE REST!
- 100% of the time / matches I play (ALWAYS) - if facing the upper right in current version of the game.
REPRODUCTION STEPS
List CLEAR and DETAILED STEPS we can take to reproduce the issue ourselves… Be descriptive!
Here’s the steps to reproduce the issue:
- In scenario editor, find the Legionary in the unit tab.
- Rotate until it turns invisible and place one or more.
- Try to delete, rotate, move, or select the placed unit(s) (you can’t)
- Playtest. Your own invisible Legionaries can be found with the idle soldier hotkey or control groups,
- Move Legionaries toward the upper right and watch them “disappear” when they stop moving.
EXPECTED RESULT
What was SUPPOSED to happen if the bug you encountered were not present?
They’re supposed to be visible and the standing animation look more smooth and natural, as with any other unit.
IMAGE
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Thanks for the report!