Blob mobs now heal for 2.5% of their maxhealth when blob_act()ed, basically whenever they're on the blob
Blob expansion no longer has a chance to fail inversely proportional with the expanding blob's health.
Blobbernauts have slight color differences.
Blob spores now produce a slightly larger cloud of smoke when dying. Fragile spores and blob zombies produce the current, smaller cloud.
Replicating Foam will try to expand when damaged much more often.
Adds Electromagnetic Web, which does burn damage and EMPs targets, as well as causing a small EMP when dying, but takes more damage; a normal blob that hasn't been near a node or the core for 6~ seconds can be oneshotted by a laser.
Replicating Foam, which is brown, does brute damage, has bonus expansion, and has a chance to expand when damaged.
Sporing Pods, which is light orange, does low toxin damage, and has a chance to produce weak spores when expanding or killed.
Synchronous Mesh, which is teal, does either brute or burn damage, and does bonus damage for each blob tile near the target.
Nerfs the shit out of lexorin jelly's oxygen damage(two-hit crit, holy shit)
Blobbernaut chem attack is baaaaaack, but less absolutely insane this time; blobbernauts with an overmind will do 70% of the normal chem damage(plus 4) and attack at a much slower rate than the blob itself can. (So a blobbernaut with the ripping tendrils overmind would do 15 brute and 10 stamina damage)
Full list of blobbernaut hits to kill/stun, assuming no attempts to escape, armor, or bio protection;
Ripping Tendrils; 7, stun at 5
Reactive Gelatin; 5 to 10, Average of 7(not 7.5)
Energized Fibers; 10, stun at 5
Boiling Oil; 6
Sorium; 7, assuming no nearby objects
Envenomed Filaments; 7, stun at 5
Lexorin Jelly(after nerf), 4
Cryogenic Liquid; 9, stun at 7
Dark Matter; 7, assuming no nearby objects
Hallucinogenic Nectar; 8
Pressurized Slime; 7, stun at 5
SLIP BLOB, DAMAGE IT AND IT SLIPS YOU
ENERGIZED BLOB, IT DOES STAMINA DAMAGE AND STUNS YOU EVENTUALLY ALSO DISABLERS HEAL IT
DRUG BLOB, IT MAKES YOUR INTERFACE TERRIBLE AND DOES TOXIN DAMAGE
REACTIVE BLOB, HIT IT WITH BRUTE DAMAGE GET HIT BACK
any blob can block atmos, the core and nodes now do so
blobs use two different procs for checking health and updating icons instead of one(there's probably a use for this)
the split consciousness verb now requires a node under your selector, instead of checking a global list of nodes and picking the newest(why?)
blobs can no longer take non-brute and burn damage types(I would make toxin do bonus damage but the crew can't apply it anyway)
Stuff fixed: My sad attempt at fixing #13126.
The expand() proc for blobs is hopefully less intensive now (WHY did it
used to spawn a blob only to destroy it? That must've been such a
waste...).
Destroy code no longer needs to adjust for the expand() proc doing weird
things.
The antag panel will now show the correct variable used to determine
blob progress.
Renamed the variables I used so they're not so similar to each other.
blob_legit and blobs_legit was WAY to easy to mix up.
🆑 ktccd
Fixes bug #13126 and also a few other areas blobs shouldn't be win from
absorbing (centcom, SPACE etc).
Added a variable to areas.
Kept the original blobs list as a list of all blobs, in case that was
used somewhere else, and instead made a separate list for legit blobs.
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Blobs now get to know what their chemical does.
Added two more buttons, for readapt chemical and storage blob.
Added hotkey for removing blobs, alt-click.
Removing a blob gives you some points back.
This requires a 508 beta version to use. If Travis fails this he's a bitch
Exceptions will generate a stack trace, which is way easier to see and more helpful in actually solving this kind of crap. Also logs all the arguments, src, line, and file automatically.
Removed any dubiously helpful information in the exception names so the runtime condenser won't see each one as a different runtime. If the information is critical to solve these bugs (camera one maybe?), then I'll just make these warnings.
Thrown exceptions crash the currently running proc. Yes that means there's useless returns in a bunch of these, sue me. spawn()'s are to let the proc continue.
Almost all of these are difficult to trigger, but I did test playsound. And frankly even if they do cause bugs by crashing procs, big whoop
Created a take_damage() proc for obj/effect/blob.
Slight adjustment of the values of damage to blobs.
Fixes typo in pod people attack message (changed the verb from "slice" to "slash")
