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Removes RNG from Pathogen Sweat Infection #6640
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Created discussion thread: https://forum.ss13.co/showthread.php?tid=17501 |
Might wanna add your name in the changelog! Also, no one goes barefoot except cows, which are protected, so this seems like it might make puddles basically useless? |
Yea, I'll probably make the goo a bit slippery so that if you arn't walking, you might slip and get infected. |
Apparently the goo is already slippery. Gonna check to make sure it'll infect if you slip in it, and if it's slippery enough |
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About the PR
Makes it so instead of having an rng check to have the pathogen sweat apply it's on-touch effect (and, consequently, an infection chance), it instead checks if the user either has shoes on (or is a cow-person) when walking over it, or applies it's on-touch effect if crawled through.
Why's this needed?
I asked on discord about some of the problems with current patho, and one mention was that it was hard to deal with pathogens, because if you didn't have a full biosuit on all the time, you could randomly be infected. Part of this problem was that the sweat didn't check any kind of protection, unlike the pathogen clouds.
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