Default quadruped animal weakpoint set

[Karol1223]

Summary

None

Purpose of change

I wanted to do it for a longer while and the balance tests on #74554 were a sufficient motivation. Still, however - fuck weakpoints, sincerely. The docs on this are horrible.

Describe the solution

• Add a basic default quadruped animal proficiency
• Add a canine and ungulate weakpoint proficiency
• Spread it around for ungulates and doggies and shit
• Added the basic zombie proficiency trio for the howling dog so it doesn't look stupid

Describe alternatives you've considered

• Add a separate weakpoint set for moose and other antlered/horned fellows where they can instead take blows to horns/antlers/tusks/w/e to get decreased damage - I hate working on weakpoints. The documentation sucks and I never touched this before, nor do I know who to ask for help. Maybe some day, but I'm not feeling generous
• Add some weakpoints for bears/felids. Really not sure it'd apply to the same rules since they have way bendier limbs. They'd probably need a smaller knockdown chance for leg hits. I don't wanna do that

Testing

Additional context

• I didn't add the ungulate proficiency for the spideer on purpose. When you double your limb count the old weakpoints on limbs become invalidated

[ADekema]

These thing might be out of scope but:

1. Is it possible to make damage to the leg permanent similar to how you can obliterate the eye? You could cripple a leg without directly killing the creature which would be a huge advantage.
2. Is there a way to make the damage required for effects to scale with HP the blow required to stun a dog for example isn´t going to do much against a moose.

[Karol1223]

These thing might be out of scope but:

1. Is it possible to make damage to the leg permanent similar to how you can obliterate the eye? You could cripple a leg without directly killing the creature which would be a huge advantage.
2. Is there a way to make the damage required for effects to scale with HP the blow required to stun a dog for example isn´t going to do much against a moose.

1. Yes, but I am not convinced this would apply to stuff like zombies, so it'd require further splitting of the weakpoint sets.

2. No idea honestly. I have no clue how weakpoint JSON works. It's poorly documented and I don't want to look at it again.

[ADekema]

Yes, but I am not convinced this would apply to stuff like zombies, so it'd require further splitting of the weakpoint sets.

I do think it should apply to stuff like zombies. A living creature might require less damage as it would start limping from just the pain but you could get a similar effect on a zombie if you manage to sever or break its leg bone or joint. So for now I would just set the damage high to simulate actually ruining the biomechanics of the leg itself.

Crippeling a leg would mean distupting the balance of a creature undead or not. This would give you a direct advantage in a fight as the creature would have a harder time dodeging and hitting you. It would also slow the creature down enough to give the player a chance to disingage and run away form a creature they normally couldn´t. It also creates a oppertunity to possibly kite a crippled creature.