RavenCPRFix

RavenCPRFix 1.0.31 improves Conflict PvE counterattack reliability, AI movement recovery, and dedicated-server performance while preserving full 12, 16, and 20 AI counterattack groups.
This release introduces the Late-Stall Watchdog, designed to detect AI groups that begin moving normally but later lose progress toward their objective. Groups that pass Raven’s normal 60-second movement validation receive one lightweight follow-up check at approximately 135 seconds.
If a group continues making meaningful progress, Raven ends monitoring with minimal additional server workload. If a group stalls while still far from the objective, Raven can automatically re-enter the existing recovery chain instead of leaving the squad permanently stuck.
RavenCPRFix continues to recover CPR counterattacks that would otherwise fail because of Randomizer limits. The recovery system can stream Soldiers navmesh, search for suitable spawn positions, preload route corridors, build validated route anchors, create full AI groups, refresh CPR waypoints after spawning, and recover groups that fail to begin or continue moving.
Performance systems include 125ms AI member spawn smoothing, randomized streamed-navmesh fallback staggering, reduced high-frequency diagnostics, and lightweight movement monitoring designed to reduce sudden server workload spikes.
The complete Raven recovery chain remains available, including waypoint requeueing, forced movement recovery, emergency leader relocation, formation relocation, route-anchored recovery, and AI command-state recovery.
RavenCPRFix 1.0.31 also includes official-build identification, integrity validation for protected Raven configuration values, and a copyright notice for the original RavenCPRFix project code.
Official Build ID:
RCPRFIX-1.0.31-OFFICIAL-20260829
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