[AI] Random Suicide Missions?

[ShadowHunter291]

In Starcraft, there was an awesome A.I. script something along the lines of
"Send all units on Random Suicide Missions"

In Warcraft, I tried to recreate the effect by adding a trigger

• Time - Every 0.25 seconds of game time
• Unit Group - Pick every unit in (Units owned by Neutral Hostile matching ((Current order of (Matching unit)) Equal to (Current order of Zombie Steve 0062 <gen>))) and do (Unit - Order (Picked unit) to Attack-Move To (Position of (Random unit from (Units owned by (Random player from Contestants)))))
• AI - Ignore the guard positions of all Neutral Hostile units

I used "Current order of Zombie Steve" as a flag for any units that are just sitting without orders, because Order(stop) doesn't seem to be the same.

Anyways the problem is, the enemies keep trying to return to their point of origin after a few seconds, thus clogging the unit spawn and utterly ruining the whole idea. I figured the AI Guard Position thing would fix it, but it didn't. Any suggestions?

 

[PatruX]

I think "Idle" would work as order string.

For the problem however, does it matter if the disable neutral return thingy is before the attack-move action?

 

[ShadowHunter291]

I'll try the idle thing, and I'll also rearrange the triggers and see if it works.

After Testing:

Idle works, thanks
Creeps still attempt to return to their point of origin -.-..

 

[Squiggy]

Just use player x instead of neutral hostile

 

[ShadowHunter291]

That worked, I guess neutral hostile just sucks at triggered commands then. Thanks for the help guys

 

[PurplePoot]

Idle works as well as qqqqqq, fsdafsdafdsf, 57.2 or simply a blank string.

Units have no order (OrderID 0) when they aren't doing anything, and any invalid orderstring will convert to 0 OrderID, meaning it appears to be the correct orderstring.