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Auto unstuck is a facility which allows players to get out of otherwise irreconcilable situations. If the player is in a part of the game world which they are unable to walk out of ("stuck") then the facility will give them some aid. It will perform the following tasks: It is thought that the "auto unstuck" feature simply calls the Stuck() function, but this is unknown as Stuck() can only be called from secure code. "Auto unstuck" was introduced in Patch 1.1.1.

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rdfs:label	Auto unstuck
rdfs:comment	Auto unstuck is a facility which allows players to get out of otherwise irreconcilable situations. If the player is in a part of the game world which they are unable to walk out of ("stuck") then the facility will give them some aid. It will perform the following tasks: It is thought that the "auto unstuck" feature simply calls the Stuck() function, but this is unknown as Stuck() can only be called from secure code. "Auto unstuck" was introduced in Patch 1.1.1.
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abstract	Auto unstuck is a facility which allows players to get out of otherwise irreconcilable situations. If the player is in a part of the game world which they are unable to walk out of ("stuck") then the facility will give them some aid. It will perform the following tasks: * If the player is dead, it will return them to the graveyard closest to their corpse. * If the player is alive, and their hearthstone is in their inventory, and their hearthstone is cooled down, it will activate their hearthstone. The 30 minute hearthstone cooldown is activated as usual. * If the player is alive, but their hearthstone is either not in their inventory (e.g. in the bank) or their hearthstone is on cooldown, then the game will try to "nudge" the player in a seemingly random direction (though more often than not it will be in the direction they are facing). This "spell" is called "Stuck", has a 10 second cast time and a 5 minute cooldown. It is thought that the "auto unstuck" feature simply calls the Stuck() function, but this is unknown as Stuck() can only be called from secure code. "Auto unstuck" was introduced in Patch 1.1.1.

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