feat(content): lightweight superalloy survivor suit

[yay855]

Purpose of change

The light survivor suit is decent for what it is, but a superalloy variant would make sense, given there's one of the heavy version.

Describe the solution

Added lightweight superalloy survivor suit, an electrically conductive but more protective version of the lightweight survivor suit.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Testing

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[VissValdyr]

Survivor suits offered other bonuses:

1. plate armor is not auto learn, books are needed
2. They offer storage
3. Plate armor has no 100% coverage. Only 95%. So it will let some damage through, suits offer 100%.
4. Plate armor conducts electricity.

[yay855]

That's all true- and you're right that, when looking at it like that, survivor suits aren't so bad. They're more akin to plated leather armor using more modern materials. The problem is that there's no kevlar equivalent to plate armor that isn't much, much more encumbering or is uncraftable. Still, you're right, I think I'll reduce if not revert the changes to the survivor suits, though I still want to keep the light superalloy one. Especially since I forgot to give it a crafting recipe...

[Zireael07]

They're more akin to plated leather armor using more modern materials.

That's exactly what they're meant to be.

The problem is that there's no kevlar equivalent to plate armor that isn't much, much more encumbering or is uncraftable.

Kevlar isn't meant to be a magic solve-all solution

[yay855]

I mean. Yeah, you're right. I'll revert the changes to thickness, though I still want the superalloy light survivor suit; it's a nice compromise, especially since it using superalloy means it channels electricity. And I still want to review the armor relative to plated leather armor, see how they measure up.

Edit: yeah, no, the standard survivor suit lines up with the plated leather armor nicely. Alright, I feel silly now. Still, the superalloy lightweight survivor suit is a nice addition.