Adds pronouns to human examine text #15178
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Linked to some examples of the examine text. |
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Why not just do |
I'd like to make it so the pronouns and the name are in separate lines, to avoid possible confusion, but I can do that. |
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About the PR
Simple change, right? One line, just a quick browse around the code and you find all the important bits to make this feature work. Well, because I'm a great coder, it took me 40 minutes to do because I had to browse Youtube for something that works as background noise, and I kept getting interrupted every 5 or 10 minutes. Anyway,
this PR adds pronouns to the examine text. This will make pronouns easier to see, as you don't have to squint on the examine mouse-over text, nor you have to discover the examinee's pronouns by bits through the "person seems to have something on their head."
Why's this needed?
Pronouns should be easier to notice and memorize, and keeps getting expanded with the cyborg pronouns suggestion thread on the forums, which got a pretty big traction after only having just a day of existing.
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