your being too specific with your events. Don't rely on them to sort too much information but rather rely on them to get the trigger started. Events usually don't like variables so it limits them.
Problem:
Unit range of unit event has a significant limitation in that it only compare's 2 units. when you use (Unit attached to Location 01) it pulls 1 random unit and i am skeptical it even does that. There is no way to do multiple units to my knowledge using this method.
Solution:
You need to do a periodic check. The easiest thing to do, is add all the rescue units to a unit group and check if the player is near them about once every second or as needed. then if positive remove the unit from unit group and change ownership.
Optimization:
Periodic are not the best when it comes to efficiency but when you need to make special events, few can beat it. if possible you should write additional triggers to turn off the trigger when its not needed.
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your being too specific with your events. Don't rely on them to sort too much information but rather rely on them to get the trigger started. Events usually don't like variables so it limits them.
Problem: Unit range of unit event has a significant limitation in that it only compare's 2 units. when you use (Unit attached to Location 01) it pulls 1 random unit and i am skeptical it even does that. There is no way to do multiple units to my knowledge using this method.
Solution: You need to do a periodic check. The easiest thing to do, is add all the rescue units to a unit group and check if the player is near them about once every second or as needed. then if positive remove the unit from unit group and change ownership.
Optimization: Periodic are not the best when it comes to efficiency but when you need to make special events, few can beat it. if possible you should write additional triggers to turn off the trigger when its not needed.