Simple mobs who attempt to attack and have a max damage of 0 (which is the default) will emote a friendly gesture towards the target, the default being "nuzzles" though also editable via vars.
Added the Shade simple mob (and some temporary sprites) which is the first simple mob capable of attacking. It was mostly for test purposes, but will probably end up becoming a feature of soul stones later on.
Note: Simple animals still cannot interact with other simple animals, critters, mechs, cyborgs, aliens, monkeys etc etc, only humans at this point.
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◦ Metroids can now be observed by ghosts.
◦ Saved User Interface preferences ("Old UI" & "New UI") now correctly get transferred to clones.
◦ Captain announcements now require the player to be next to the console. (Issue 220)
◦ Radio headsets no longer sometimes fail to deliver the messages (Issue 221)
◦ Some other insignificant back-end shenanigans.
◦ The pregame lobby now has title music. The gameticker chooses between two .ogg files on game start and plays that for everyone who joins. The music stops when create_character() gets called though.
◦ Gave some critters, namely "creature" and "blob" some attack sounds.
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added a 2 minute countdown var to humans/monkeys that resets when move() is called (for an actual fix to the cuffbreak bug)
changed a typo in security levels
committed a gib animation fix for Sieve (todo: make custom gib animations for simple_animals/metroids)
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Click in hand to toggle on/off (like a cloaking device).
When worn and activated, successfully blocked attacks will cause the wearer to warp randomly up to 8 tiles.
EMPs will disable it.
Values may need tweaking to balance the armour.
One set now spawns in the RD's office to it will get used/tested, depending on how that goes I may move it to being produceable by the protolathe only, or remove it entirely etc
Removed more X-Com shit I managed to fail to remove because of silliness with updating before committing restoring the file I meant to delete.
Updated the changelog.
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Removed the gigyas sprite
Removed the Vriska sprite
Added the (almost finished) displacer. One minor bug with it to work out, does not actually spawn anywhere though so it shouldn't effect anything. Will try to finish it later tonight.
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-Overrided the proc for get[Fire/Brute]Loss and adjust[Fire/Brute]Loss for humans to use the total damage proc.
-Removed redundant checks aka setBruteLoss(max(getBruteLoss(), 0) since the adjust brute proc already prevents it from going negative.
-Commented out the UpdateDamage() procs contents as it did nothing. If problems arise we might have to investigate. Soon I will remove the proc entierly.
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Malf overhaul, take two!
Waaaay back in the old days, I made it so malf AIs had to hack APCs to win, instead of just sit AFK for 45 minutes. Now I'm taking some more drastic action, to see what happens.
THE MALF AI NO LONGER SPAWNS ON THE AI SAT.
Instead of sitting in the AI sat hoping nobody notices your blatantly obvious hacking, at which point the 3 people lucky enough to have looted EVA get to have all the fun, you can now shunt your core processes into an APC you have hacked, and hacked APCs are only moderately obvious.
While shunted into an APC, the AI draws power from that APC instead of the one in their main core. If the APC loses power, the AI loses power as normal. If the APC they are in is damaged or destroyed, they are forced back into their main core. If the main core is inoperative at that time, they die. The AI is also capable of willingly going back to their main core. As long as the AI's main core is intact, the AI speaks out of its core, regardless of its current location.
I have tested as much of this as I could to make sure it is functional, but thanks to the game mode overhaul, I have been unable to run actual malf rounds on my test server, so I have had to cheat and set things to work in any mode for testing. As for actual round balance, there's no real way to predict how that shit'll change.
This is just the base overhaul, more changes will be forthcoming as malf rounds provide data on how the change performs.
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