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[xeromynd]

Hi all,

An odd thing happening here. I was spectating last night. The game was 11-11 on Forest Colony, with one friendly Atlas-DDC remaining, and one enemy Raven-3L lurking about.

The Raven had ECM, set on, and the Atlas had his ECM on also but set to counter (thus, it was countering the Raven's ECM).

The friendly Atlas targeted the Raven with a clear LOS [the Raven did not see him at this point], while they were both near the farthest set of submerged rock spires on Forest Colony (farthest from the boat). The Atlas moved around the rock sires into cover, lost its LOS to the enemy Raven, but was still able to target it for the ENTIRE rest of the match, no disruption whatsoever. The LOS was never re-established at all, basically the Atlas was looking straight at a rock for the rest of the game.

The Raven, who did not see our Atlas, proceeded to run ALL the way to the other side of the map, behind countless ridges, and even out of minimap range, and yet our friendly Atlas still had him targeted, and knew exactly where he was.

This was not a visual glitch with spectating, he was deliberately positioning himself opposite the Raven on the other side of the rock, meaning he clearly DID have a stable target lock the whole time.

Ended up that he successfully avoided the Raven ALL match, by staying on the exact opposite side of the rock as the Raven. (We tied, why he didn't make a move I don't know, but that's beside the point) It was funny to watch, but I am posting this issue here because I know I might sometime be on the team that does not have this advantage.

-xeromynd