Mob drop seems to be random

[Yuka]

I have added my mobs like this:

2501,BAY_LAUREL,Bay Laurel,Bay Laurel,1,50,0,0,0,1,1,2,100,99,0,0,0,0,0,90,7,12,0,3,26,0x60,2000,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,19542,85,19512,5,19539,5,19539,5,19540,1,19541,1,7539,10,0,0,0,0,0,0

and they spawn like this:

-	script	EastBayKill	-1,{

OnThisMobDeath:
	announce strcharinfo(0)+" just killed the eastern Bay Laurel. It will regrow in 2 hours.",0;
	end;

}

-	script	WestBayKill	-1,{

OnThisMobDeath:
	announce strcharinfo(0)+" just killed the western Bay Laurel. It will regrow in 2 hours.",0;
	end;

}

aethra,182,167,0,0	monster	Bay Laurel	2501,1,3600000,0,"EastBayKill::OnThisMobDeath"
aethra,54,195,0,0	monster	Bay Laurel	2501,1,3600000,0,"WestBayKill::OnThisMobDeath"

Now someone did the major damage to Bay Laurel, but still another person got the loot and has been announced as killer. Could it be that the lasthit counts? But when I spawn Bay Laurel with @spawn the person who dealt the major damage gets the loot.

 

Thanks for help!

[Yuka]

Hmm, I think one way is to disregard the kill event, and tag the monster into an MvP, and then put the drops on MvP rewards so it would be rewarded to the MvP rather than the last hitter.

 

But the MvP will one receive one item, right?

Is there a way I can have the announce plus normal drop behaviour?

 

Removed the name out of the announce and it works.

Edited March 11, 2014 by Greyford

[sandbox]

The monster event is attached to the player who hit it last, same goes with OnNPCKillEvent..

[Yuka]

The monster event is attached to the player who hit it last, same goes with OnNPCKillEvent..

 

So you mean because of this Announce Event the drop is also given to the person who deals the final blow?..

How can I change it?

 

It doesn't need to announce the name of the player who killed it. :/

Edited March 10, 2014 by Greyford

[sandbox]

Hmm, I think one way is to disregard the kill event, and tag the monster into an MvP, and then put the drops on MvP rewards so it would be rewarded to the MvP rather than the last hitter.