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The devs have more important things to do than "fix" your motoric skills. Like adding actual content.
Even players entering your game can "nudge" them.
And "Don't let people join your game" would be stupid.
“Actual content”?
You mean how they completely changed the behavior of the survivors in the first place?
Your comment adds nothing of value and it makes no sense at all.
The other NPCs who are allowed to move freely simply push other stuck NPCs away.
My carpenter can move freely, while his aunt has a fixed position in the workshop.
But every time, the aunt is standing somewhere else because the carpenter simply pushes her away while he can move freely.
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just have to look for the easy solution first instead of assuming you cant do it.
I think a "middle ground" here would be to remove their player collision entirely.
If you set them to ZERO and you push them away, it is YOU problem.
Pepole wanted them to move and they did it .. i like it.
Pathing is not perfect, hardly good .. but it is a start.