Resolved Infantry Not Charging Properly

[erden520]

Before the last update it was working normally. Now siege or battlefield doesn't matter when you send you infantry to charge, lets say in a castle siege, only the ones in the front are fighting while all others in the back are literally afk just standing even without wielding their shields until the ones front of them have fallen but before all of them are charged to enemy and fight were way better and faster as it should be. I figured out that it might be a bug because when I send them with "move to position" order to where enemies exactly are, they are moving as they did before when charging was not bugged like this.



How to Reproduce: Send infantry(probably other units too but you don't send them as frequently as the infantry to charge so probably they would also act the same) to charge in battles. Especially in sieges because there are more tight spots like stairs and rooms so it is becoming more obvious in sieges.

Have you used cheats and if so which: No

Scene Name (if related): Battle Scenes, Sieges and Field

Media (Screenshots & Video):

Computer Specs:
OS: Windows 10 Pro
GPU: 3080 TI
GPU Driver Version: Last
CPU: RYZEN 5 5600
RAM: 16 GB DDR4
Motherboard: ASROCK B450 M
Storage Device (HDD/SSD): SSD

 

[MArdA TaleWorlds]

Forwarding the report to our QA team for further investigation. Thanks for reporting.

 

[uçanbiblo]

Hey, i was not able to reproduce the issue on our development branch. Which suggests that this issue is fixed and the fix should be applied with further patches, if not applied already. Thank you for letting us know.

 

[erden520]

Hey, i was not able to reproduce the issue on our development branch. Which suggests that this issue is fixed and the fix should be applied with further patches, if not applied already. Thank you for letting us know.

Hi. When the update comes, I will write from here again or create a new report if it has the problem again. Because probably not but maybe I couldn't explain it well enough and I know how to reproduce it pretty well.