File this under "how did nobody notice this shit for so long?" Currently reflections basically have the projectile pass through you like you're a piece of glass, which ruins one of its most important traitors (protecting people behind you/putting the shooter in danger.
Also energy shields are a meme and literally cannot block anything, instead of sparking a balance debate im just fixing the description so nobody gets duped.
For too many years, Cargonia has been oppressed, depressed, and re-pressed, by the slow and cumbersome movement of the supply shuttle. After hours of begging and pleading around on coderbus, I can present to you the ultimate cargo utility.
This update adds room for a certain level of progression with cargo, allowing for extra money to be spent on extra-fast delivery times. The drop pod itself picks a random, unblocked turf in the cargobay, then crashes down upon it, creating a small explosion and damaging some tiles.
The explosion exists to act as a secondary act of balance: the drop pod is intended to be used for a few VIP deliveries. Ordering in bulk will still require use of the shuttle, unless you are prepared to fix the shit out of an explosion-riddled cargo.
Because of the nature of the mechanic, it is very easy to spend a lot of money very quickly. For this reason, a separate console was created: so that it could be placed in the safety of the Quartermaster's office, away from the sausage fingers of incompetent greyshits and rookie cargotechs.
* Clean up a bunch of undefined arg runtimes
Ensure subtypes have the appropriate arguments, do a bit of code cleanup
and remove some uneeded emote procs that also caused runtimes
* Fix up all calls to canUseTopic, add the dexterity flag
* Runtime with missing force argument in borg unbuckle mob
* Implements the Ballmer Peak: Now the bartender can help R&D!
* fugg
* lmao forgot to multiply that
* unzips math
* asdaafffff
* buffs windows ME
* Adds notifications about the peak.
Tad Hardesty