fix NPC forgetting they are your followers #36391
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Summary
SUMMARY: Bugfixes "fix NPC forgetting they are your followers"Purpose of change
Fixes #36386
Describe the solution
As per the linked issue , and the details in there.
Describe alternatives you've considered
N/A
Testing
Despite not having exact repro steps for the linked issue, I have strong suspicions its down to this problem,and even its not, this needs to be fixed anyway.
As it causes NPCs to forget they are your followers briefly when told to stop guarding under certain conditions. - the step between that stage and them leaving your faction, is probably down to the user telling the NPC they are "going to go their own way" which dosnt actually change the chatbin topic, therefore creating the impression they are still half a follower.
Additional context
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