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[Fessels]

Okay I have been using this mod for quit some time.

 

http://www.nexusmods...&preview=&pUp=1

 

Now for the most part I still like it ... but one thing that I hat no problems with at the beginning is the constant running away when an AoE effect is about to happen. Quite often it looks as if the running away happens before the AoE is used. Now it makes sense ... and especially in real life to run away from it, but it simply is beginning to annoy the freaking hell out of me. Hitting an enemy once and then mystically sense that a AoE is about to be used and then run away. ( And I noticed the last few days that this is a rinse and repeat pattern. )

 

Now I found this mod that seems to be similar to EMAT.

 

http://www.nexusmods...&preview=&pUp=1

 

But I never used it before, and I can not find info if it uses the flee from AoE effect as well. I am also curious to know if there is much difference between the tactics that can be set by both EMAT and Advanced Tactics? Would it be safe to switch to Advanced Tactics with a character close to level 14?

 

There is something else I would like to find out. ( Although I am not sure it can be done? ) When a fight is starting then it happens often ( But not always. ) that my Warrior hits an enemy several times and then switches to another character who is not attacking her, before the previous enemy is dead? Am I setting the tactics wrong some how, or is this a default action?

 

EDIT: These are the Tactics I have set with my Female Human Noble character at the moment.

 

http://i176.photobuc...zpsf3veahpk.jpg

[Blazomancer]

Haven't used EMAT, so can't say anything about the difference, but from my experience, I believe the options available in Advanced Tactics are enough to have a moderately automated party. It should be safe to switch to AT; you'd have to reallocate certain tactic slots though, depending on whether you are currently using options unavailable in AT.

Try using 'Target: Health' in place of 'Enemy: Health'; should solve the target switching problem.

[Fessels]

Haven't used EMAT, so can't say anything about the difference, but from my experience, I believe the options available in Advanced Tactics are enough to have a moderately automated party. It should be safe to switch to AT; you'd have to reallocate certain tactic slots though, depending on whether you are currently using options unavailable in AT.

Try using 'Target: Health' in place of 'Enemy: Health'; should solve the target switching problem.

 

I see, well I guess I will have to do some testing with AT then. And thank you for the tip on switching from "Enemy" to "Target".