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[RebelZhouYuWu]

I have noticed in that in general, units in combat are more likely to fight to death regardless of injuries rather then then the old system of one hit and they faint.  Right now I am fighting a farmer with a red head, skull, right arm, and a missing left hand, right foot, and left leg.  He also has Extreme pain, faint, and heavy breathing.

Regardless of all of this, he is still throwing punches at me and refusing to faint or die, has anyone else notice this?

[Ethnar]

I had nearly-dead dog (all legs at least red, torn throat, etc.) chase a small creature. I don't know why the creature was running away (it was perfectly healthy after all) and I did find it amusing that the dog didn't give up. Something is amiss.

That was in Fortress mode btw.

[Ozyton]

I went into arena mode and spawned 7 or so team-less goblins several Z-levels off the ground. One of them died on impact, the others crawled around with various grievous injuries, yet seemed to -REALLY- want to kill each other anyways...

They have mook syndrome, where no matter how many hundreds of their friends get slaughtered without dealing a scratch they feel that they can still take you down.

[RebelZhouYuWu]

Well I found out that while fighting most units gain a temporary immortality until they actually stop fighting, which they then realize how much they got hurt and then faint.

[shadowclasper]

ADRENALINE RUSH!!!

That's how I explain it.

[Aavak]

I really wish my guys would give up.. they're just starving to death or dying of thirst while trying to choke an undead goat... Even when I disband their groups the civilians cling on for dear life (or death) and one by one fall to dehydration or starvation.

[GAGA Extrem]

Noticed that too - one of my dog just fought with 3 missing legs...
...and actually killed the a goblin...