Has anybody else had this problem before?

[SirXTheLagMaster]

So I've been playing Fallout 4 for as long as I can remember, I've played it originally on xbox one(yes hate on me, I'm sorry, but at the time, my laptop would probably suffer from trying to run fo4, but you can relax, I've got a gaming pc now so all is good). and now I've got on it on pc. I've done ~5/6 characters on my pc on here, but only up until recently have I run unto this problem with my current character(and no, I've never had this issue like this with NPCs on my fo4 experience on Xbox one). Here's the problem: When I'm out wondering the wastes, and find enemy NPCs/they find me, sometimes they function as normal, but sometimes they...well....how can I describe this? They get "solidified" into their spawn points when you get near their locations. This does not happen in every single location in my world, but only noted locations I've noticed it does this, and it only happens to certain enemies. The enemies it's happened to the most are Super mutants and Deathclaws, deathclaws in particular. They do not attack me when I get near them when they are frozen in place, and when they are defeated, the have a spas attack and spin right into the ground, and I'm unable to loot them, unless I break a body part off/gib them to pieces. I've attached a screenshot of what it looks like below. I originally believed that maybe it was some mod conflictions that were causing this to happen, but after some mod clean ups, I'm still having this scenario happen. I'll try to get a gif of what exactly later if it I can encounter this strange scenario. But until then, ANY help with this scenario will be greatly appreciated.

 

[MightyZ0G]

had it happen with molerats a few times but I never found a fix. I just left the area and hoped it would be gone after a cell reset

[H4RDC0R3V1B3Z]

Game is just a bit on the buggy-side. As zog said, things like this do happen. I too have experienced this but mainly with Molerats to be fair. Hardly ever with anything bigger than those.