Bubberstation

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Zelacks cb6bae5e52 -Defibs no longer have a minimum damage requirement. Previously the body required to be damaged in order to be defibbed (Required to be damaged, atleast 200 units). I can only assume that this was the case because the author had math that needed the body to have atleast 200 units of damage for it to work correctly, but I assume that the author naively thought it was impossible to heal corpses.

--Defibs now restore the health of the user to halfway between crit and death (-50 health or 150 sustained damage). If the user has little damage sustained, they will receive oxyloss to place them to the halfway point. If the corpse has more damage than the halfway point, they will be healed to the halfway point, in a ratio based on how much they sustained in each type of damage they took.
--Defibs will not heal cloneloss, and will still damage/heal the patient to the halfway point including the cloneless (eg a patient who is 0/0/0/0 with 30 cloneless receives 120 oxyloss). If the patient has too much cloneloss, they will heal fully, except they will still have the cloneloss (eg, they will be 0/0/0/0 with 180 cloneloss on revival)
--Additonal feedback given for some failure states for the defib.

2015-04-07 18:28:32 +08:00

devices

Fix can_speak check in megaphone

2015-04-05 20:29:07 +12:00

robot

Adds a cyborg upgrade module for the satchel of holding. Also fixes the diamond drill upgrade for borgs not being able to equip the drill with upgrade.

2015-03-12 23:26:02 -04:00

stacks

Day Who-Knows: Bar Gambling Expansion!

2015-03-29 18:09:54 -05:00

weapons

-Defibs no longer have a minimum damage requirement. Previously the body required to be damaged in order to be defibbed (Required to be damaged, atleast 200 units). I can only assume that this was the case because the author had math that needed the body to have atleast 200 units of damage for it to work correctly, but I assume that the author naively thought it was impossible to heal corpses.