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0001603SphereServerexecutable - genericpublic07-05-09 02:3520-12-09 15:49
Reportercloud_br 
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PrioritynormalSeverityminorReproducibilityalways
StatusclosedResolutionwon't fix 
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Summary0001603: @PreStart and @Select not being fired right
Description@PreStart should be fired before any hardcoded action, but on skills like Peacemaking, Provocation and Enticement, even when using @PreStart or @Select the message "You are preoccupied with thoughts of battle." still appears when you are fighting.
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Date ModifiedUsernameFieldChange
07-05-09 02:35cloud_brNew Issue
07-05-09 02:35cloud_brNightly Version => Not Available
07-05-09 02:35cloud_brExperimental Flags => None
07-05-09 02:35cloud_brOption Flags => None
07-05-09 02:37cloud_brNote Added: 0000214
22-05-09 03:04pyromapes2kNote Added: 0000229
22-09-09 03:03AnarchCassiusIssue Monitored: AnarchCassius
20-12-09 15:49MrSugarCubeStatusnew => closed
20-12-09 15:49MrSugarCubeNote Added: 0000339
20-12-09 15:49MrSugarCubeResolutionopen => won't fix

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(0000214)
cloud_br   
07-05-09 02:37   
This happens even when using SKF_SCRIPTED
(0000229)
pyromapes2k   
22-05-09 03:04   
Confirmed. These triggers would be a lot more useful if they triggered before any hardcoded behaviour with return 1 stopping the skill from being involved (so it doesn't terminate your previous skill)
(0000339)
MrSugarCube   
20-12-09 15:49   
I think that @PreStart is firing in the correct place for what it does.

The war mode check takes place even before @Select fires, and it would not make sense to have @PreStart fire there. The next automated build will contain an @Wait trigger which I believe will be more appropriate for overriding this behaviour.