It irks me when I find a sleeping enemy, walk up to him, and kick him in the face, and he hits me back immediately. I mean, the golem was just asleep (how does that work, anyway?) so perhaps he should get stunned for a turn or something, so you essentially get a free hit on them? Because if not, I'm just going to throw a fireball from 5 spaces away instead.
I was going to post the same thing. I agree that they should not get an action on the turn they wake up. Nor should they get any counter attacks, dodges, or blocks, but this is probably already the case.
What bugs me more is when I shoot at the sleeping monster, and they dodge. If your stealth is high enough (and presumably EDR low enough), they can actually dodge your bolt and stay asleep. That's silly.
Personally I find it quite funny. As if the whole thing was a high-level martial fight, with people/creatures reacting on instinct without waking up. But yeah, I agree that it would be great is something was done with it. I don't think it is something with *that* high priority, but it's something that should be fixed sometime in the future.
I think i read in an old news it was supposed to be fixed a while ago. I ve had it happen a lot anyway. Maybe he rolled over in his sleep ? : )
I get counters and dodges from both sleeping and paralyzed enemies. There was a patchlog that said it was supposed to be fixed, but I think RotDG broke it again. Or maybe it was just never fixed as thoroughly as the devs thought.
Yes, sir. But there was a time when I didn't notice it happening at all, and that time there was a patchlog that mentioned it being fixed. I'm just not sure if the RNG was being gracious in that time so I never noticed the bug, which wasn't actually fixed, or if the bug was fixed and then something in RotDG tweaked it back.
Not to terribly silly. I dodged an incoming snowball in rl once. I actually heard it coming. 0.o Dude thought I was a ninja after that. I do admit, I wasn't asleep a the time... so I guess that means I'm not a Ninja. But yeah, I'm onboard with the whole Sleeping Monster should/shouldn't thing. Something is borked.