Add pursue package only when crime was reported #1724
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Got it. I will also update existing PR's shortly. |
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Fixes bug #4433.
The main idea: iterate over neighbors twice. In the first run check if the crime was reported by anyone, in the second check update AI status.
To test this PR you can execute "setalarm 0" in any shop on both guard and shopkeeper and try to steal something.