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| + | The area in which an [[Objects#Enemies|enemy]] can see you, and thus begins to attack you. For [[zap_drones|zap drones]] that track, it is directly outward in a straight line until their line of sight hits a door, or [[tiles|a tile]]. For [[chaingun_drones|chaingun drones]], [[laser_drones|laser drones]] and [[gauss_turrets|gauss turrets]] it is a full 360 degree view of their surroundings, unless you are blocked by [[doors|doors]] or tiles. A [[floorguard|floorguard]] has a side-to-side view, and [[thwumps|thwumps]] have the space next to them on either side and in the direction that they are deadly as a view. |
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Revision as of 19:18, 13 June 2006
The area in which an enemy can see you, and thus begins to attack you. For zap drones that track, it is directly outward in a straight line until their line of sight hits a door, or a tile. For chaingun drones, laser drones and gauss turrets it is a full 360 degree view of their surroundings, unless you are blocked by doors or tiles. A floorguard has a side-to-side view, and thwumps have the space next to them on either side and in the direction that they are deadly as a view.