Hi! This is definetly a bug. Thanks for reporting.

Please - can you post some piece of code where you're starting all bots? (Functional as well as buggy version.)
What class are you using to fire up the bot?

Thanks,
Jimmy

Its very simple to recreate. I start two thread (or more) after each other with the following in their run() method:

int serverPort = BotSetup.INSTANCE.getDummyServerPort();

UT2004BotModule myModule = new UT2004BotModule(DummyBot.class);
UT2004BotFactory factory = new UT2004BotFactory(myModule);

UT2004BotRunner botRunner = new UT2004BotRunner(factory, "DummyBot", "localhost", serverPort);
IAgent agent = botRunner.startAgent();

// wait until the bot finishes and close Pogamut platform
new WaitForAgentStateChange(agent.getState(), IAgentStateStopped.class).await();
Pogamut.getPlatform().close();


If I want it to run functional I just make 1500 miliseconds pass before starting the next thread. Found out with 1000 milli seconds it would still generate bug some times.

Wow - so it points more to Guice than Pogamut ... you could probably use direct factory than Guice one. I will write details later (direct factory will
create you bot manually instead of constructing the Guice injector).

Best,
Jimmy