Cougar teleports in room

Jiamil · 2014-02-12T10:17:34.000Z

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Windows 7 32-bit

Character was reading “Under the Hood” inside safe house next to a window. A cougar appeared outside. After a couple of times skipping the question if I wanted to stop reading I suddenly got hurt. Finally stopped reading and got aware, that the cougar was inside now. Killed it and searched the room for possible points of entry: All windows and doors closed, all walls without a scratch. Only the basement stairs have been in the same room, but the basement itself is not connected to anything outside.

Zireael · 2014-02-12T10:31:00.000Z

I guess it got in via the windows. Are you using tiles? Might have been the tile wasn’t changed, but the window got damaged…

Jiamil · 2014-02-12T10:47:01.000Z

I don’t use tiles and all windows have been closed and weren’t even scratched.

Nopkar · 2014-02-12T12:59:33.000Z

they will in fact teleport. you can be standing in the window with a pit in front of you and every adjacent tile, the cougar will ‘leap’ into the room and clear any danger with no damage. I suspected they would do so if they could define a tile nearby through a wall with sight or something…guess they can

FunsizeNinja123 · 2014-02-12T13:42:07.000Z

Teleporting cougars = “jumping”.

Jiamil · 2014-02-12T15:27:21.000Z

Hm… so it is possible for every leaping creature to “teleport” into rooms?

i2amroy · 2014-02-12T18:17:29.000Z

It shouldn’t be. I’m almost positive we already fixed that but once before.

jimboblordofeskimos · 2014-02-12T20:20:51.000Z

Well, they are still doing it in the experimental I picked up on the 11th. Into bathrooms with 1 tile wide windows fairly often, ferals as well.
I also see other zombies get teled into a room (as in im standing inside the window, Zs suddenly appear behind me, window is the only open way in) when a big pile of them tries to go at a 1 tile wide window. I play with spawns on 1.5 and you dont see it often, but it does happen.

i2amroy · 2014-02-12T20:21:52.000Z

Definitely something to look into then.