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## About The Pull Request
I have circuitry theory finals in 1 hour. And as such, to distract
myself from my impending doom and to stop thinking about loop currents,
I have decided to start working on this. (Update: I passed)
This isn't even close to how I wish our modularity to look
But that's future Waterpig's problem (Note to self: Fix the no_antag
button)
In another news, this probably breaks stuff.
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## Why It's Good For The Game
Modularity is good. The more stuff we can modularize the better, and
incase it gets removed upstream it's as simple as... removing our
modular override.
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refactor: Refactors modularity significantly
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## About The Pull Request
**This PR Primarily removes the borg electric welder.** (If this is such
a hot debate, I'll atomize the below changes later)
I've also taken the initiative to add some modularization to the
codebase by moving all the techweb stuff to ``New()`` inside our
all_nodes folder with the borg plasma cutter.
Basically, modularize the tech web and designs.
## Why It's Good For The Game
Basic code organization and modularization put away,
The Electric Welder is powerful. It is extremely powerful. It is an
infinite charge almost no delay welder from skyrat with a tool speed of
0.2 given to a machine that can use it to repair itself to full health
in one second. I think the ability of an engineering cyborg to run into
combat, fight a blob, pull back, and repair itself to full health
without any expenditure of welding fuel nearby or time, is a severe
balance issue. This should not have been added to the game. It also
makes a very decent melee weapon since it's not going to run out of
fuel.
## Changelog
🆑 StrangeWeirdKitten
del: Engineering borgs no longer have an electric welder upgrade.
refactor: Modularized and moved all our techweb edits into one folder.
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