Game Mechanics: Mobs not returning back to spawn points after aggro loss.

[Kaosu]

I can count at least four mobs that has this issue.

After being trained or some form of aggro loss, naturally mobs return back to their spawn point or pathing point.

However, due to the precarious nature of lguk pathing some mobs never return back to their spawn points. I'm fairly sure they haven't poofed yet (but yield no proof) but for some reason, refuse to return to their respective spawn points. I've been at one particular camp on the undead side for a hour and at least three mobs hasn't pop'd once at all, with one spawn point rarely leaving my sight.

Not easy to replicate, but the results are there none the less.

[nilbog]

Changed topic to game mechanics: and mobs in general.

This appears to be a bug since the last patch, as I've seen it mentioned in a few areas.

Any specifics that we should know about.. might help it to be fixed sooner. Post em up.

[Lazortag]

It seems to happen everywhere, not just dungeons. I was in Gfay and near the crushbone zoneline I saw four stationary orcs doing the running animation. If I sat down they would not aggro me, however if I used an AOE (aoe slow/dot that bards get later, if it's of any interest) it would hit them and then they would aggro me.

Splitpaw also has a whole bunch of gnolls doing the "running" animation but they seem untouchable. I can bind sight them but I can't lull them or anything, nor can I use ae's on them it seems. When I bind sight them it shows them as being where they appear to be, which is also very weird.

I haven't been in a lot of other dungeons but I think I noticed it in SolB and Lguk as well.

[Aksiom2k]

A similar thing is happening in Mistmoore. I noticed when i rooted a mob and zoned out. When I zoned back in the mob was in the same spot. i cast snare on it to see if it was still rooted, but it was not. Seems though he just didnt want to go home.