Ælfwine

If you set their default behavior to Defensive I believe they have a smaller range of attacking enemies, i.e. the enemies have to come closer before the character will begin attacking them.

The Hanging Sepulchers has been one of the worst. For the last 6 levels the journal indicates that this quest is at my level, but I still get crushed by 8-10 3 white and/or red skulled enemies attacking me at once. The difficulty of the enemies seems to keep increasing at the same rate as my character. If this is a bug and hasn't been fixed by now I doubt that it will be.

For some reason I am not seeing a Mods forum. Where is it?

Am not aware of such command. What is the behavior you want to achieve? Am not aware of such command. What is the behavior you want to achieve? If there's a melee weapon in either hand I want the character to close to melee range. What's the difference between an auto-attack and a primary attack? Does Accuracy/Damage differ based on whether you have the weapon in a main hand or an offhand?

True, and I do exactly as you've described. I was simplifying my explanation a bit to show that that's not much tactical skill required.

This is basically what I end up doing. I just thought there had to be more depth to it. It's a matter of choosing your range, firing a salvo, jibe, wait, fire another salvo. Repeat. No real decisions to make.

I'll have to confirm this again, but it looks like if I put the axe as the main weapon he will melee with just that weapon and not use the offhand ranged weapon at all. I'm not familiar with what this 'full attack' is or how to execute it.

If I have a pistol in one hand and an axe in the other will the character ever move into melee range to hit with the axe or just remain in place firing the pistol? Is there a script command for this to make them move into melee?

Alrighty then.

That's true, but that just makes me feel dirty.

Is it possible to do a complete circle around an enemy ship if you are fast enough? For example, My starboard side is facing the enemy port side. I want to reposition to his starboard side while keeping my starboard facing him. Is this possible?

I keep following quests that claim to be in my level range, but once I am in them I'm fighting have a dozen enemies that have 3 red skulls on them, and I can't even damage them. How are these quests appropriate for my level???

Is there a way to configure these in the AI Scripts to turn on/off under certain conditions? I know you can select it as skill to trigger, but does that toggle the existing status or just turn it on? I want to be able to turn it on based on one condition and then turn it off based on another.