Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): BlobWars 1.06 How reproducible: Occasional. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Enter the "BioMech Supply Depot" level. 2. Pick up a powerful weapon, such as a grenade pack or laser cannon. 3. Defeat one tank suddenly. 4. Wait for other tank to attack. Keep waiting... Actual results: It's as if the game forgets that there is another tank in the game that's supposed to attack the hero Bob after the first tank blew up. Music continues normally, and I can still move around the bottom of the level normally, but the other tank stays up in its loft and doesn't come down to attack, nor do the hard-hide blobs on the sides. Sometimes this is accompanied by an unusual artifact in the enemy health meter at the bottom of the screen. The words "BioMech Tank #[x]" are replaced by the much more obscure "FONT_ERROR__", and the red bar inside the white box-frame will completely fill that frame and extend itself well outside the frame to the right. Expected results: Remaining tank and enemy blobs continue attack till tank or my character are dead. Additional info: The machine this occurs on is the same one I listed under Bug #429365.
Thanks for your bugreport. Could you please attach your savegames and can you try reproducing this on another computer?
Created attachment 293815 [details] save.dat files from blobwars I _think_ this is what you asked for. Let me know if not; and if it's not, how to get what you asked for. Trying this game out on another machine might take a bit longer...
Sorry I never got around to looking further into this. I'm resigning as maintainer of this package due to lack of time, I'm reassigning to the new package owner.
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