Walking Corpse Submerge
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Doctor_Possum
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Walking Corpse Submerge
Not really a bug as such. Something I noticed today, Walking Corpses and Souless can move in deep water (like skeletons can), yet they do not have the "submerge" ability listed in their description (am running Wesnoth 1.8.5 on Windows 7 64-bit). Is this merely an oversight?
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Pentarctagon
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Re: Walking Corpse Submerge
submerge means that they are invisible in deep water, not that they can move in it.
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take one down, patch it around
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Re: Walking Corpse Submerge
While this is true, the description might lead to this confusion by saying that the unit does not need to come to the surface to breathe, which makes you assume they can move in deep water.Pentarctagon wrote:submerge means that they are invisible in deep water, not that they can move in it.
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HomerJ
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Re: Walking Corpse Submerge
I imagine the WC's float.
Re: Walking Corpse Submerge
The description of the WCs doesn't say this anywhere...HomerJ wrote:While this is true, the description might lead to this confusion by saying that the unit does not need to come to the surface to breathe, which makes you assume they can move in deep water.Pentarctagon wrote:submerge means that they are invisible in deep water, not that they can move in it.
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monochromatic
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Re: Walking Corpse Submerge
description of Submerge, rather.Crendgrim wrote:The description of the WCs doesn't say this anywhere...HomerJ wrote: While this is true, the description might lead to this confusion by saying that the unit does not need to come to the surface to breathe, which makes you assume they can move in deep water.
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