Robot continues to stack wrong order

[Rangott]

Occasionally the robot will continue adding to the plate when the stack order is wrong. Is there a reason why it does that or can I stop it somehow?

[victor.resolution]

Rob-Bot tries to stack everything correctly until someone messes the plate up by putting things out of order/askew/incorrectly grilled/etc. It will then assume that you are not interested in making the plate perfect and start piling on stuff as fast as possible instead. This can be a valid tactic when perfection is not a requirement, such as when you are low on time and have a bunch of werewolves and very little time to serve them.

To stop him from doing this, you can remove the incorrectly placed ingredients until the toothpick turns golden (Indicating that the plate is now perfect to that point). This will revert Rob-Bot's behavior back to normal.

[GrenadeMoose]

I just noticed this post after making a post of my own on the same subject. My issue with this is that the robot will re-stack things faster than i can pull them off. It feels like this mechanic could be improved upon a bit.

Maybe if something is a little bit off center, the robot could still assume that i want the ingredients in the proper order? It would make it a LOT easier to re-center an item on the plate when he isn't trying to pile things on top of it.

If I were to place a totally incorrect ingredient on the plate, though, then I would expect him to just start throwing things down as fast as he can in whatever order he can.

It's one thing to purposefully throw down the wrong ingredient vs having something a centimeter askew on the plate when you're in a rush

[GrenadeMoose]

If that goes too much against the design of this mechanic, maybe having a "safe zone" where I could hold the plate without the robot trying to re-stack the item that I'm correcting. It turns what could be a quick correction over a couple of seconds into a huge task, especially with larger sandwiches where he's stacked multiple out of order ingredients at once.

[matheod]

Oh that's explain why the robots is doing that. I though it was to simulate other player mistakes.

Maybe doing a thumb down should stop the robot doing this ?