Holy Nation Attack Spawn Bug

[Dallas]

So, a while back, I had an attack from the Holy Nation on my base, which resulted in me taking their named High Inquisitor guy captive (Seta, or something like that?). I took him over to Admag to cash in on his bounty, and that was that.

Well, maybe a week or two later in-game, I was informed that there was a Wrath of God or somesuch attack heading my way. After checking the map, I see it's located... in the center of Admag.

Well, my main combat party was out on the southern part of the map looting ruins, but after they got back a couple days later, and all healed up, I sent them up to Admag to see what was going on. When I got near enough to the town for it to load up, I found the entire war party had spawned inside the prison tower next to their buddy, who was still tied to a post. Obviously spawning in the center of their enemy capital did not end well for them.

I assume the attack was in retaliation for me killing/capturing this dude. However, since he was actually still alive, and he is naturally the leader of their large war parties, I can see how this could occur. Still, it's obviously a bug, and he should have been replaced with a generic High Inquisitor in that state. And in fact, it would make more sense for them to then march to attack Admag to get him back, rather than (theoretically, since they never got out of their spawn location) attacking me.

[WALKING XENO HOLOCAUST]

How do you see where they are on the map? I have this notification for days now and they havent come. And idk where the ♥♥♥♥ they even are...

[Dallas]

You have to zoom in to a certain level before you can see indicators on the map for allies/enemies/etc. It might take you a while to find them like that, but if you scroll around, you'll see the marker.

For me, every time the Holy Nation attacked that outpost, they'd start in one of their southern towns (Stack, I think), go all the way up to Rebirth for some reason, then make their way back down where I was below Squin. Odd pathing, to say the least.

[Brimsaw]

This is STILL an issue. It boggles my mind that there are so many stupid bugs that seem shouldnt be hard to fix, and we get update after update, but those bugs are never fixed. The dusk and dawn musics arre still too loud, thiis wrath of god spawn bug is incredibly annoying if youre trying to wipe out the holy nation, then suddenly a huge squad of inquisitors and high paladins show up in whatever town you brought the named guy seto or something too and start slaughtering everyone. And of course, mods are an issue, but apparently even the vanilla game has this bug, how can they just leave it like that and still sell this game and also claim they wont do any more full work on Kenshi since they are already focusing on the 2nd one? Fix the 1st one first before you try to suck more money from wallets. I will surely not buy any more games from these developers till they fix the issues in the first.

[Dallas]

It wouldn't be unreasonable to assume they'd do better the second time around, after gaining experience developing the first game. If the second game is built upon the experiences and design decisions of the first, I could see it definitely being worth the money, despite it maybe looking like a cash grab at first glance.

To some degree, it would be a cash grab. However, they spent years developing Kenshi, and most of the money involved in it has dried up. If you think about it, if they just spend the next year or two patching it, they'd run out of money and go bankrupt. If they actually develop a second game, and use the knowledge and experience they'd gained from the first one, and actually make a higher-quality product from it, you should be happy to buy the second one. You can't really expect that they'll just keep patching the first game forever for free until the quality is to your expectations.

Kenshi is a pretty entertaining game, and one that I've spent many hours on. It has a ton of bugs and abuses, but considering the development scale for most of its progress, that's to be expected. I definitely got my money's worth out of it though, and I don't have a problem paying for a second one, as long as it actually has effort put into its development, and isn't a scummy cash-grab. If the sequel actually lives up to the potential that the first one had, I'd be more than happy to pay for it.

[Windwood]

Today a whole holy nation assault spawned right in front of my station house inside my base out of nowhere. Poor sobs, my stationhouse is filled to the brim with warriors and crossbowman around level 50 - 70 with 4 harpoon turrets on the top. I don't know if okran could teleport his holy army but he sure is sent them in the wrong place as it was my fastest spawn kill I see in my Kenshi play. Still though, if it was any days earlier or when I just build my base, there is no way I will defeat them. Pretty weird for them suddenly spawn out of nowhere in Shem, without any priest coming days before, though maybe they did come since I have skeleton char, they immediately went for an assault without me noticing.