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<p>im <p>I'm almost sure that there are mobs that "sense u" you" from different&nbsp;distances, but this was almost impossible to be proved regularly because we were supposed to see the mobs "interacting"/moving regularly or not moving&nbsp;at all. Either way&nbsp;i way&nbsp;I can relate from my experience with a friend in OTS.<br><br>When he was using a gamemaster character they didn't move at all (mobs didn't&nbsp;sense him at all) until i I approached 20&nbsp;or less sqm &nbsp;from these mobs so they started to "sense me" and "to interact as alive mobs"&nbsp;&nbsp;(hydras in that case)&nbsp;<br><br>yet as i case)&nbsp;<br><br>Yet as I said we aren't supposed to see those mobs in that "idle status"*&nbsp;and that could be considered as a glitch, and sadly my information can't be supported and it is possibly outdated.<br><br>but facts are:&nbsp;</p><ol><li>yes, certainly there is a distance in the same floor which once reached the mob&nbsp; doesn't sense u anymore and doesn't&nbsp;interact/move until someone approach</li><li>to test this regularly is needed an undetectable observer (probably a 2 floors higher place or 2 floors lower) and a large place (20+ sqm 30-40 if possible)&nbsp;</li><li>we aren't suppossed supposed to see this.</li></ol><p></p><p><em>a good place to test this probably could be the mushroom pigs ground (in the gnome base where u do "digging" task) because have a +2 place and a "large" place</em></p><p><em>After visiting some places i found that under Fenrock (on the way to dragon lords) there are a lot of bridges which allow you to notice this "glitch", u can easily go +3 from creatures and they will not move, also i found that they can aswell as well stop moving if u see from a lower position than their floor.</em></p><p>if someone want to test it and have the specific place&nbsp; probably would like to know:&nbsp;</p><ol><li>maybe the mob sense npc (merchants, etc)&nbsp;</li><li>maybe the mob sense another mob enemy</li><li>the mob&nbsp;must&nbsp;be far from any thing that he sense as "playable character" or probably "enemy alive" to actually stop moving</li></ol><p>Update: adding info to the research aswell as well fixing some misleading</p><p><br>&nbsp;</p>

<p>im almost sure that there are mobs that "sense u" from different&nbsp;distances, but this was almost impossible to be proved regularly because we were supposed to see the mobs "interacting"/moving regularly or not moving&nbsp;at all. Either way&nbsp;i can relate from my experience with a friend in OTS.<br><br>When he was using a gamemaster character they didn't move at all (mobs didn't&nbsp;sense him at all) until i approached 20&nbsp;or less sqm &nbsp;from these mobs so they started to "sense me" and "to interact as alive mobs"&nbsp;&nbsp;(hydras in that case)&nbsp;<br><br>yet as i said we aren't supposed to see those mobs in that "idle status"*&nbsp;and that could be considered as a glitch, and sadly my information can't be supported and it is possibly outdated.<br><br>but facts are:&nbsp;</p><ol><li>yes, certainly there is a distance in the same floor which once reached the mob&nbsp; doesn't sense u anymore and doesn't&nbsp;interact/move until someone approach</li><li>to test this regularly is needed an undetectable observer (probably a 2 floors higher place) place or 2 floors lower) and a large place (20+ sqm 30-40 if possible)&nbsp;</li><li>we aren't suppossed to see this.</li></ol><p></p><p><em>a good place to test this probably could be the mushroom pigs ground (in the gnome base where u do "digging" task) because have a +2 place and a "large" place</em></p><p><em>After visiting some places i found that under Fenrock (on the way to dragon lords) there are a lot of bridges which allow you to notice this "glitch", u can easily go +3 from creatures and they will not move, also i found that they can aswell stop moving if u see from a lower position than their floor.</em></p><p>if someone want to test it and have the specific place&nbsp; probably would like to know:&nbsp;</p><ol><li>maybe the mob sense npc (merchants, etc)&nbsp;</li><li>maybe the mob sense another mob enemy</li><li>the mob&nbsp;must&nbsp;be far from any thing that he sense as "playable character" or probably "enemy alive" to actually stop moving</li></ol><div>Update: moving</li></ol><p>Update: adding info to the research aswell fixing some misleading</div><p><br>&nbsp;</p>misleading</p><p><br>&nbsp;</p>

<p>im almost sure that there are mobs that "sense u" from different&nbsp;distances, but this was almost impossible to be proved regularly because we were supposed to see the mobs "interacting"/moving regularly or not moving&nbsp;at all. Either way&nbsp;i can relate from my experience with a friend in OTS.<br><br>When he was using a gamemaster character they didn't move at all (mobs didn't&nbsp;sense him at all) until i approached 20&nbsp;or less sqm &nbsp;from these mobs so they started to "sense me" and "to interact as alive mobs"&nbsp;&nbsp;(hydras in that case)&nbsp;<br><br>yet as i said we aren't supposed to see those mobs in that "idle status"*&nbsp;and that could be considered as a glitch, and sadly my information can't be supported and it is possibly outdated.<br><br>but facts are:&nbsp;</p><ol><li>yes, certainly there is a distance in the same floor which once reached the mob&nbsp; doesn't sense u anymore and doesn't&nbsp;interact/move until someone approach</li><li>to test this regularly is needed an undetectable observer (probably a +2 higher place) and a large place (20+ sqm 30-40 if possible)&nbsp;</li><li>doesn't occurs when seeing from possible)&nbsp;</li><li>we aren't suppossed to see this.</li></ol><p></p><p><em>a good place to test this probably could be the mushroom pigs ground (in the gnome base where u do "digging" task) because have a +2 place and a "large" place</em></p><p>if place</em></p><p><em>After visiting some places i found that under Fenrock (on the way to dragon lords) there are a lot of bridges which allow you to notice this "glitch", u can easily go +3 from creatures and they will not move, also i found that they can aswell stop moving if u see from a lower places</li><li>we position than their floor.</em></p><p>if someone want to test it and have the specific place&nbsp; probably would like to know:&nbsp;</p><ol><li>maybe the mob sense npc (merchants, etc)&nbsp;</li><li>maybe the mob sense another mob enemy</li><li>the mob&nbsp;must&nbsp;be far from any thing that he sense as "playable character" or probably "enemy alive" to actually stop moving</li></ol><p><br>&nbsp;</p>moving</li></ol><div>Update: adding info to the research aswell fixing some misleading</div><p><br>&nbsp;</p>

<p>im almost sure that there are mobs that "sense u" from different&nbsp;distances, but this was almost impossible to be proved regularly because we were supposed to see the mobs "interacting"/moving regularly or not moving&nbsp;at all. Either way&nbsp;i can relate from my experience with a friend in OTS.<br><br>When he was using a gamemaster character they didn't move at all (mobs didn't&nbsp;sense him at all) until i approached 20&nbsp;or less sqm &nbsp;from these mobs so they started to "sense me" and "to interact as alive mobs"&nbsp;&nbsp;(hydras in that case)&nbsp;<br><br>yet as i said we aren't supposed to see those mobs in that place&nbsp;and "idle status"*&nbsp;and that could be considered as a gltich, glitch, and sadly my information can't be supported and it is possibly outdated.<br><br>but facts are:&nbsp;</p><ol><li>yes, certainly there is a distance in the same floor which once reached the mob&nbsp; doesn't sense u anymore and doesn't&nbsp;interact/move until someone approach</li><li>to test this regularly is needed an undetectable observer (probably a +2 higher place) and a large place (20+ sqm 30-40 if possible)&nbsp;</li><li>doesn't occurs when seeing from lower places</li><li>we aren't suppossed to see this.</li></ol><p></p><p>if this.</li></ol><p></p><p><em>a good place to test this probably could be the mushroom pigs ground (in the gnome base where u do "digging" task) because have a +2 place and a "large" place</li></ol><p><br>&nbsp;</p>place</em></p><p>if someone want to test it and have the specific place&nbsp; probably would like to know:&nbsp;</p><ol><li>maybe the mob sense npc (merchants, etc)&nbsp;</li><li>maybe the mob sesne sense another mob enemy</li><li>the mob&nbsp;must&nbsp;be far from any thing that he sense as "playable character" or probably "enemy alive" to actually stop moving</li><li>a moving</li></ol><p><br>&nbsp;</p>

<p>im almost sure that there are mobs that "sense u" from different&nbsp;distances, but this was almost impossible to be proved regularly because we were supposed to see the mobs "interacting"/moving regularly or not moving&nbsp;at all. Either way&nbsp;i can relate from my experience with a friend in OTS.<br><br>When he was using a gamemaster character they didn't move at all (mobs didn't&nbsp;sense him at all) until i approached 20&nbsp;or less sqm &nbsp;from these mobs so they started to "sense me" and "to interact as alive mobs"&nbsp;&nbsp;(hydras in that case)&nbsp;<br><br>yet as i said we aren't supposed to see immamovible mobs and those mobs in that place&nbsp;and that could be considered as a gltich, and sadly my information can't be supported and it is possibly outdated.<br><br>but facts are:&nbsp;</p><ol><li>yes, certainly there is a distance in the same floor which once reached the mob&nbsp; doesn't sense u anymore and doesn't&nbsp;interact/move until someone approach</li><li>to test this regularly is needed an undetectable observer (probably a +2 higher place) and a large place (20+ sqm 30-40 if possible)&nbsp;</li><li>doesn't occurs when seeing from lower places</li><li>we aren't suppossed to see this.</li></ol><p>&nbsp;</p><p>if this.</li></ol><p></p><p>if someone want to test it and have the specific place&nbsp; probably would like to know:&nbsp;</p><ol><li>maybe the mob sense npc (merchants, etc)&nbsp;</li><li>maybe the mob sesne another mob enemy</li><li>the move must&nbsp;be mob&nbsp;must&nbsp;be far from any thing that he sense as "playable character" or probably "enemy alive" to actually stop moving</li><li>a good place to test this probably could be the mushroom pigs ground (in the gnome base where u do "digging" task) because have a +2 place and a "large" place</li></ol><div></div><p><br>&nbsp;</p>place</li></ol><p><br>&nbsp;</p>