I started a fight by having all my party members selected and clicked a beetle. After it died I let the AI auto attack the other beetles at first. After a few seconds I selected Hiravias and had him spiritshift. I let him auto attack though and I noticed he went and attacked Eder instead of a beetle. I selected hiravias and clicked a beetle and he attacked it. The log in the screenshot shows him attacking Eder.
Hiravias engaged Stone Beetle in Melee.
Hiravias misses Eder.
Hiravias grazes Eder for 3 Slash damage.
Thats when I noticed what was happening and clicked the beetle.
I dunno what would of caused the AI to engage the beetle and yet attack my own party.
I decided to check if it does it again. I reloaded the quicksave, attacked the beetle, waited for it to die, then selected hiravias and spiritshifted. He attacked himself.
The save is too big to attach but i made a backup if you want it at some point.
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I started a fight by having all my party members selected and clicked a beetle. After it died I let the AI auto attack the other beetles at first. After a few seconds I selected Hiravias and had him spiritshift. I let him auto attack though and I noticed he went and attacked Eder instead of a beetle. I selected hiravias and clicked a beetle and he attacked it. The log in the screenshot shows him attacking Eder.
Hiravias engaged Stone Beetle in Melee.
Hiravias misses Eder.
Hiravias grazes Eder for 3 Slash damage.
Thats when I noticed what was happening and clicked the beetle.
I dunno what would of caused the AI to engage the beetle and yet attack my own party.
I decided to check if it does it again. I reloaded the quicksave, attacked the beetle, waited for it to die, then selected hiravias and spiritshifted. He attacked himself.
The save is too big to attach but i made a backup if you want it at some point.
poe_dxdiag_outputlog.zip
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