Activating a lighter or match while covered in flammable liquids now ignites you, even if you're really, really, really ridiculously good looking #84085
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About The Pull Request
This pull request adds a couple of lines to the code for matches and lighters that has it check to see if its location (which would also be its user) is a living mob with flammable liquid on them. If so, they get lit on fire.
Why It's Good For The Game
It adds a goofy interaction for people unfortunate enough to get splashed with flammable liquid. Beyond a possible way of making a half-assed attempt to assassinate a smoker, it's also a good safety lesson. Just look at these poor young men below...
safety_first.mp4
Changelog
馃啈 Bisar
add: The Nanotrasen safety commission reminds employees to properly clean themselves of all flammable material before going on smoke breaks.
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