Makes stasis bags not instantly kill you (#9048)

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Matt Atlas
2020-06-06 16:02:53 +02:00
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commit e319fd87a3
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// Handle side effects from stasis bag
if(in_stasis)
// First off, there's no oxygen supply, so the mob will slowly take brain damage
adjustOxyLoss(5)
adjustOxyLoss(3.5)
// Next, the method to induce stasis has some adverse side-effects, manifesting
// as cloneloss
adjustCloneLoss(2)
adjustCloneLoss(0.8)
if(stat != DEAD)
blinded = TRUE
stat = UNCONSCIOUS
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