Wait Your Turn Redux - Enemy Circling Behavior

Have you ever played a modded Skyrim game with BFCO/MCO, SCAR, CPR, or any modern combat overhaul? Group combat can be painful when fighting many enemies, and why? Because everyone comes at you at once in clumps, and you die from 7 different directions at once (unless you're overlevelled or have some insane form of mobility).

The circling mechanic is, essentially making enemies perform the same in combat but with one crucial difference; they're limited to x amount of any attackers at one time. You may not notice it, but it's what makes group combat "fair" to the player in other game franchises like The Witcher, Arkham, Assassin's Creed, and Spiderman. They "wait their turn", and maybe if you play well enough you will get your turn to rip them apart.

Wait Your Turn attempted to add this mechanic, though not without its own share of bugs, on top of the fact that it was quite laggy because of relying on Papyrus scripts.

This is a complete remake of that original mod that is more stable, lagless, and bug free. It also contains more new features that were envisioned in the original mod but wasn't possible back then due to technical limitations.

• []Enemy circling behavior[/]

  []Configurable via ini:

  []Whether the mod is player-exclusive (only adds circling behavior to enemies targeting the player) or not.[/]

  []Amount of attackers at any one time (enemies not circling).[/]

  []The minimum time window of how long an attacker stays before switching out.[/]

  []The maximum time window of how long an attacker stays before switching out.[/]

  []Whenever an enemy swaps out from circling, the time they get to attack is randomized between the min and max.[/]

[]Circling NPCs that are attacked get a brief window of time to counter.

• []This doesn't count towards the maximum attacker limit.[/]

  []During this time they have access to their "full" combat AI just like normal attackers; this includes both vanilla combat style and all that goody good SCAR/CPR/NPC dodge stuff.[/]

  []Depending on the above factors they might just choose to hunker down and take your hits, bash, or hit back. WYT doesn't force them to do anything.[/]

  []Configurable via 'fMinDefenseSeconds' and 'fMaxDefenseSeconds'.[/]

  []Setting both min and max to zero will disable this feature entirely.[/]

[]NPC circling support (reworked package targeting)

• []Support for global circling (all NPC groups will wait their turn in combat)[/]

  []Support for follower circling (followers gain the same benefit as the player with any enemies targeting them forced to circle)[/]

  []Configurable via ini file.[/]

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