change amanitin to on_remove instead of moblifecomplete #15732
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kind of seems like too big of a buff, considering amanitin has no indication of being in the bloodstream aside from randomly deciding to scan to check reagents? for something that can be grown and mass produced by botany it Should be purgable as a counter |
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About the PR
This PR changes amanitin to use on_remove instead of onmoblifecomplete. Right now, if anything flushes amanitin out, it does zero damage. using on_remove still has amanitin do its damage after its been flushed out. One thing to keep in mind is that this includes adminhealing, which purges the amanitin causing it to do damage after the players been healed.
Why's this needed?
Amanitin is kind of useless because when discovered it can be entirely negated.
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