The pair alternated but the feet stayed put: the generator had swapped the arms and torso and redrawn the same legs. Measured it rather than squinting — the lower third of the two wounded frames differed by 3.7% and 4.6%, where a healthy walk pair differs by 60-70%. That is a body sliding, which is exactly what Oliver saw. Regenerated with the stride as the entire brief (33% for the shambler), and where the generator would not move them, mirrored the leg band in place instead: a side-on walk swaps its stride under a horizontal flip of the legs alone, same pixels, same palette, no dice roll. The coated shambler and the steward are that (28% and 31%). Audited every wound pair the same way while I was in there — the racket zombie's two stages and the brute were already fine. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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