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when the world is too much, too fast
* i'm tired
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* Adds Freon to the game
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* Fixes
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* fixes
* BALANCE
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* Reworks icecubing
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* Final Pass
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* changes
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I'm unhappy with the way revenants are right now, and my code for them is pretty unsatisfactory in comparison to what I know now. Although revenants will still fill the same role of just being spookier ghosts, they'll be a bit more passive - incapable, for instance, of giving diseases to people. The new revenants will be called umbras and will use vitae instead of essence.
Total change list:
Revenants have been renamed to umbras. Essence has been renamed to vitae. This may be temporary.
Umbra spawn events are now weighted higher and spawn an unoccupied umbra. Ghosts are alerted to the umbra's position and may interact with it to take control of it.
Umbras' health is not based on vitae but has a hard cap at 100.
Umbras have a passive vitae drain each tick, defaulting at 0.01. If the umbra runs out of vitae, they will die irrevocably. They also slowly regenerate health by doing this.
When an umbra dies, they leave behind umbral ashes that reform after one minute. They're difficult to see and can be scattered by activating them, although they also have high research levels if you're fast enough.
Harvesting vitae from critical targets no longer kills them. Harvesting a target in general prohibits them from being harvested until five minutes later, but they can be drained again after that.
EMPs revitalize umbras and give them hefty amounts of vitae due to their physical nature.
Umbras have four abilities: Toggle Nightvision, Discordant Whisper, Possess, and Thoughtsteal.
Toggle Nightvision is self-explanatory.
Discordant Whisper is identical to the original revenant's transmit.
Possess allows the umbra to slip into a human's body unnoticed. While in their body, umbras will slowly drain vitae from the human at a tiny rate - not enough to cause harm, but enough to induce adverse effects in the clueless human. These effects intensify over time and eventually lead to the umbra being forced out of their host.
Thoughtsteal paralyzes a living human for several seconds while the umbra steals their memories. After several seconds, the umbra copies the notes of the target's memories and turns invisible - the hapless victim is stunned for several seconds afterwards and can't be Thoughtstolen by the same umbra again. Umbras have an objective to steal the memories of 25% of the station's population.
Salt piles have been added, created by salt shaker or just by splashing salt. These piles will prevent an umbra from passing and reveal them briefly if they try.
Two mobs can no longer pull the same mob at the same time. Pulling someone break any other pull/grab from other mob on that person.
The grab item is gone entirely.
You can now only grab one mob at a time, instead of two (one for each hand).
Being aggressively grabbed or more now counts as being restrained (like handcuffed). A neck grab or more makes you lie down and prevents you from getting up until the grab is broken.
Fixes movement when moving with a grabbed person.
Fixes movement when moving a pulled person around you diagonally.
Fixes neckgrab moving the victim on your turf even if the turf is dense.
Replace super weird "locate(/obj/item/weapon/grab, locate(/obj/item/weapon/grab, mob.grabbed_by.len))" by simple if(grabbed_by.len)"
Cleans up Process_Grab to be easier to read.
Simplifies MobBump() proc, especially the part about pushing a mob that is pulling or is pullsed/grabbed. We no longer check for mobs in a 1 tile radius every time we bump a mob.
Fixes runtime with clear_reagents_to_vomit_pool() due to a typo.
spawns have a high overhead.
I only went for easy targets, almost every spawn could be removed with a few subsystems in place to handle delays or cooldowns
Basic premise: Get all mob movement delays calculated in movement_delay() instead of having half of them in Client/Move(). Except for the slowdown from grabbing, which is so shit I can't even. The idea here is to eventually have the AI movements be at the same speed as client-initiated ones.
Let's try this again: Removes TickComp because it's a useless pile of shit that's based on a false idea of how BYOND's ticks and tile-based movement work.
