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About The Pull Request This PR finally splits up the ways that borgs are supposed to initiate inventory checks of a mobs and initiate attempts to buckle mobs to themselves (formerly, they would both happen upon click+dragging a mob onto yourself as a borg). Now a borg will only try to buckle a mob to themself if they ARE NOT on harm intent when they finish click+dragging said mob onto themself, and will only try to check a mob's inventory if they ARE on harm intent when they finish click+dragging said mob onto themself. An outsider can still buckle someone (even themself) to a borg who's on harm intent; the borg just can't do it themself. Why It's Good For The Game This issue is incredibly annoying to deal with as a borg (especially if you're in an area or situation where *spinning someone off of you could be risky), and I'm really surprised that it's taken this long for this control conflict to be fixed. Changelog cl ATHATH tweak: If a cyborg click+drags someone onto themself, they will only try to buckle that person to themself if they (the cyborg) ARE NOT on harm intent. Attempts made by non-cyborgs to buckle themselves to cyborgs by click+dragging themselves onto said cyborgs should be unaffected by this change, even if those cyborgs are on harm intent. tweak: If a cyborg click+drags someone onto themself, they will only attempt to check that person's inventory if they (the cyborg) ARE on harm intent. /cl