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Automatic movement should not step on plants or webs
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this post was submitted on 04 Jan 2024
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Maybe only if the crab is dead. I like the skill involved having to know to avoid the webs. As if you could automatically dodge them like traps they become useless.
That's not true since they often block the only path you have. That's when they become part of the challenge of the game. Automatically stepping on a web because of the "shortest path" auto-routing is just a nuisance that doesn't belong in the game. All it does is make you tediously tap a path through a room that has a web in it. There's zero challenge in avoiding a web or plant by just walking around it.