* balancing, fixes, tweaks
* freon specific_heat increase
* fix an issue with negative temperature
* changed HyperNob canister color
* done change request and tweaked more the hardcap limit
* Just freon addition, no removal nor fire. Maybe unbalanced
* fixes
* material properties addition, removed from the object itself
* added admin and game logging to hot ice
* Typos
* made the component more generic
* other typos, some fixes
* typos and balancing
* better code readability
* dunno
* merge error and travis build errors fixes
* asked changes, fixes and balancing
About The Pull Request
Redoing the pull request because it's changed so fucking much. Original over here #49550.
The Infiltrator Bundle is a sneaksuit set that allows the wearer the benefits of a decent armor set at a relatively low price of 6TC. The armor vest paired with the sneaksuit will equal a syndicate hardsuit, but only on the chest. It also carries none of the benefits of the hardsuit, such as EVA.
The bundle comes complete with the following items:
Infiltrator Helmet: It's a insidious helmet. Has flashproofing.
Infiltrator Vest: It's roughly equal to an armor vest, but a lot wearker against lasers and disablers.
Blood-red Sneaksuit: It's the highest armored undersuit in the game, at 10 across the board.
Infiltrator Balaclava: Equal to an explorer mask in armor, and has a diagnostic hud built in. It also distorts your voice, so you always come up as 'Unknown' when speaking, even when you have another ID on. Obviously has anti-syngery with the Agent Card, but you're not wearing this to disguise as other people.
Infiltrator Gloves: Special combat gloves that allow you to fireman carry people more quickly.
Sneakboots: They muffle your footsteps completely!
Carrying Case: Storage container for the full suit and guns if you have them. Guns not included.
Also includes the Sleepytime Pajama Bundle for nukies.
Zawo and I have been passing this between us for a while trying to get this into a good state. Hopefully now it's worth an inclusion.
Why It's Good For The Game
A cheaper alternative to the Syndicate Balloon to indicate to everyone around you that you are probably valid.
A recognizable outfit that proves to be useful in minor ways and provide cheap armor for traitors. Nothing this grants is especially powerful on it's own, but it is a useful for traitors wanting to gain an edge at low cost.
Changelog
🆑 NecromancerAnne and zawo
add: The Infiltrator Bundle, an armor kit for 6TC. Murder people in style!
add: Some pajamas for nukies to get plenty of bed rest.
/🆑
About The Pull Request
Removes minor and major crimes to simplify them, they are just "crimes" now.
Adding a crime is now 2 1 pop-ups instead of 3.
Instead of adding details in sechuds, you can add it in sec consoles or by viewing crime in hud.
Why It's Good For The Game
My goal was to simplify adding crimes to encourage security to actually do that.
Since the space law is only a roleplay suggestion, we don't need that distinction.
Changelog
cl
del: Deleted minor and major crimes (they are just crimes now).
tweak: Adding a crime (via sec huds) is now only 1 pop-up, seriously try it.
add: You can now add crime details in security consoles.
/cl
About The Pull Request
This PR adds some extra hijinx opportunities to the game. By laying down next to someone and opening their equipment stripping menu, you can untie their shoelaces. Once their shoelaces are untied, you can then knot them together. Moving with untied shoelaces has a very low chance to cause you to stumble and drop what you're holding, while moving with knotted together laces makes you trip and fall over. Luckily, you can unknot and retie them by clicking them on your equipment panel!
Messing with someone's laces, like pickpocketing, produces no tell unless you fail the do_after (like if the target moves), at which point the shoe-wearer stamps on your hand and deals some damage. If you don't notice the clown (or whoever) crawling up next to you and laying still for ~10-20 seconds though, then you probably deserved to get stunted on.
Clumsy mutation makes you 33% faster (most shoes are 5 seconds to lace/unlace/knot/unknot, while boots are 9-10 seconds). Sandals and flip-flops are, obviously, exempt from this nonsense.
Why It's Good For The Game
Pranks are fun and funny
Changelog
🆑 Ryll/Shaps
add: You can now untie and knot up people's shoelaces! You can do so by laying down next to the person, dragging their sprite onto yours, then clicking "untie/knot shoes" next to their shoes.
/🆑
🆑
tweak: Ducts can now be hidden under tiles
code: tile hiding is now an element and way cooler and sexier
/🆑
Ducts can now be hidden under tiles
Plumbing machinery connects can now be hidden aswell
Plumbing can now also be properly mapped in without breaking anything
Plumbing component now uses the normal overlay systeem instead of being a weird exception
You can now add the /datum/element/undertile element to instantly make something hidable under tiles when appropriate.
* Label component additions that should have been included
updates comments
forget this
* fix spelling mistake
* I suck at spelling
Co-authored-by: SteelSlayer <SteelSlayer@users.noreply.github.com>
Adds the Families gamemode to the codebase. In this 1 hour showdown,
multiple criminal families are placed onto the station with their goal
to rack up the most points by the end of 1 hour. At which point, the
Space Cops hit up the station to crack down on the family activity. The
severity of the Space Cops is based on how much carnage and murder the
families have committed.
## Why It's Good For The Game
With an actual official medium/heavy RP server, and the codebase taking
a much harder swing towards heavier consequences for death, a more
player focused gamemode with a unique swing on teamwork, the concept of
what exactly is an antagonist, and trust/paranoia will do wonders to
help improve that atmosphere.
Previous tests went extremely well(when administrators weren't
intentionally sabotaging it by welderbombing families as the Head of
Security every single round immediately with no escalation), but
suffered from "this just isn't a gamemode for no RP servers like /tg/".
However, /tg/ is now an RP server.
Get ready to rep your family.
## Isn't this just Gang?
Heck no. Only thing similar is tagging turf and the fact criminal
groups are involved. This mode is completely different otherwise.
## Heck yeah, where do I sign up?
Ask a family member where their Signup Point is, and then simply click
on it with an open hand. You'll be signed up for the family instantly,
and given some sick threads and a spraycan for tagging.
## How do I rep my family?
Wear your gang's uniform or colors similar.
## What does it mean to roll with a crew?
Travel in a group of four or more for bonus points towards your gang.
However, you receive less for having eight or more, so be careful. Try
to spread your crews out!
## I'm an X, what do?
Gangster: Yeah, go do whatever. Wanna backstab your gang? Go for it.
You can switch sides at any time by clicking on an enemy gang's sign up
point. Wanna murder some snitch because they ratted you out to the
pigs? Do it. Wanna pressure the locals into supplying you with goods to
export? Emergent gameplay.
Civilians: Wanna join a gang? Go for it. Gangsters probably shouldn't
be arbitrarily murdering you, but if you're repping someone else's
colors, don't expect to be given a free pass. After all, uniforms are
the only way to really identify a gang member.
SPACE COP: Get rid of all the gangsters. Secure the station. Protect
the law. Uphold the law. Eat donuts.
## No huds? How can I tell if someone's part of my group?
Tough shit, man. I hope you like trust.
In short, this gamemode will be a fun exercise in how far the
playerbase can go in regards to trusting eachother and unifying to meet
a common goal for their group with no rules, gameplay mechanics, or
anything actively forcing them to work together.
## How do I know if someone is a gangster?
1. Are they wearing a gang uniform/color?
If yes, they're probably a gangster.
If no, they're probably a civvie.
2. Are they attacking gangsters?
If yes, they're probably a gangster.
If no, they're probably a civvie.
