They will always prefer single or burst fire, even in non-optimal situations such as: Companions seem to rarely (possibly never?) use aimed shots.By comparison when given single-shot weapons (particularly long range rifles), they'll spend every turn firing at enemies within range, only moving when enemies are out of range or behind cover.Single shots are often only used when they either don't have enough AP or ammo for burst fire.
They'll often spend their first few turns charging forward before firing. If their weapon has a burst-fire option, they will vastly prefer that to anything else.During combat, their AI behaves according to the weapon they have equipped:.
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