A list of bugs in RCBOT2's bots, Odd-going with bots; those that may need adressing. Options

[SpencerS145]

I managed to install and begin to use rcbot2 for tf2, and then proceeded to take note of some bugs and glitches I found with the bots. I have compiled a list of the bugs I have found so far here.
If you have any bugs that you would like to add to the list, feel free to reply below.

Gameplay


General

- Bots try to take the shortest route to accomplish their goal, even if they already know that there is, say, a sentry in the way and that they will die; they refuse to take other paths.
- Bots seem to not have the intention to destroy sentries after being killed by them. Spies are the exception, as they usually go for sentries in general.

Scout

- None noticed.

Soldier

- None noticed.

Pyro

- None noticed.

Demoman

- Demomen seem to behave oddly in relation to choosing to use their primary versus their melee weapon.

Heavy

- Default settings seem to cause heavies to be unable to hit enemies that are simply circling around them.
- Heavies may attempt to fire through semi-transparent objects at their enemies.

Engineer

- Engineers seem not to prioritize repairing their buildings over performing other tasks, even when those buildings are under fire.
- Engineers seem to remove sappers before spies, even when the spy is continuously placing sappers onto the building.
- Engineers may attempt to repair/upgrade buildings that do not exist. (Usually occurs at waypoints with the "sentry" or "teleporter exit/entrance" tags.)

Medic

- None noticed.

Sniper

- Snipers may end up in spots close to the front lines when trying to snipe; mostly by choice. (Could be caused by snipers attempting to reach sniper spots which happen to be at the front lines.)
- Snipers seem to be very twitchy when aiming while scoped, often missing their shots because of this.
- Snipers may not switch to their secondary or melee weapons, even when the enemy approaches melee range or ranges inappropriate for sniping.

Spy

- None noticed.


Thank you for reading!