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Maybe something you could use till patches roll in.
Yeah this 100% was a feature in the first game.
The logical meaning would be that either it shows the enemy presence, or that enemies are searching for you without knowing your location, but it cannot be since I've only seen it a couple of times. Both were times when the enemy supposedly know about your presence as per the script says but the actual enemy hasn't spawned in yet(or if it has, the actual enemy AI doesn't know about you).
One of them was in the Azimuth Station where I had to climb the tower that supposedly had a Monolith sniper that lobbed grenades down from there (the actual enemy hadn't spawned yet), but the other case was in an emergent situation with random enemies if I recall correctly. I could be wrong about the latter, it could have happened in a similar quest setting, I don't remember it well.
Can anyone shine some light upon this?
There is also small X marks on the compass too which tells you where bodies are with loot on them. even if you don't take their broken guns out of their inventory, just drag them off screen to drop them after unloading then click loot all to take whats left.