Clustering civilians in Mayhems

You know that old old old bug, where running civilians would get stuck in a certain part of Atlas and start to pile up?

welp

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They're not stuck in the barrier. They're running/bouncing around a small region around the force field. Taking a second glance at it, it almost looks like they're trying to run into the door behind the barrier (typical behavior for those puny fleeing civilians, muahahaha! - sorry, lapsed into Evil Mode), but they obviously can't.

By no means is this a major bug (it's almost amusing to watch their futile attempts at escape), I just thought I'd mention it.

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"You don't lose levels. You don't have equipment to wear out, repair, or lose, or that anyone can steal from you. About the only thing lighter than debt they could do is have an NPC walk by, point and laugh before you can go to the hospital or base." -Memphis_Bill
We will honor the past, and fight to the last, it will be a good way to die...

Oh no, we've seen this sort of behavior before! Ishmael has returned!!

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And having seen the effects on the civillians that Ishmael had, I don't think the Mayhem clustering can even come close.

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