June 2020
Product: Command & Conquer Remastered
Platform:PC
Summarize your bug Since the Update, the Harvesters and Ore Trucks now search for a Cell of Highest Value. Problem is, they will ignore cells that have a low Value.
How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%)
Steps: How can we find the bug ourselves? Play Diamonds Aren't Forever, that is where the issue is most noticeable.
What happens when the bug occurs? Ore Truck will willing travel over 64 Cells away, just for a Cell that has Diamonds on it that are of High Value. Ignoring the most Local Cell even though it has Diamonds on it, just because they're only worth 50.
What do you expect to see? A Harvester should search the local area to determine a ore field.
If I had the job of making the Algorithm for the Harvesters better, I'd make it so it searched the Local Cells. Example: IF Next Local Cell (Top) is worth Less-Than Next Local Cell (Right), then go to Next Local Cell (Right).
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June 2020 - last edited June 2020
@GENERALZOOL wrote:
What happens when the bug occurs? Ore Truck will willing travel over 64 Cells away, just for a Cell that has Diamonds on it that are of High Value. Ignoring the most Local Cell even though it has Diamonds on it, just because they're only worth 50.
Ow. That's not supposed to happen, no
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Hang on, what exactly is your issue there?
If it's the harvester stopping, I think this may be due to the fact you have no silos.
Harvesters can't unload if all your storage is full. This is completely unrelated to the new harvest logic.
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June 2020
Yea, I've seen some more videos of the issue since then. It's clearly a problem. I brought it up with the dev team.
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July 2020
I can confirm this bug. Many times after the refinery was built the Ore truck didn't start to search for ore fields. And yet it was close to the base. Also when you have multiple trucks they kinda fail to get properly into the refinery if they are very close of each other... Sometimes you have to get one of them away to let others make their ore delivery.