[MIRROR] Sutures now heal a percentage of basic/animal max health instead of a flat amount #320
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…tead of a flat amount [MDB IGNORE] (#24620) * Sutures now heal a percentage of basic/animal max health instead of a flat amount (#79266) ## About The Pull Request Changes the amount of HP gained when treating basic and animal mobs. For today mobs receive treatment equal to the half treatment of the selected object like sutures heal 5 hp. Because of this, mobs with a large amount of HP, such as gorillas, spend one stack of sutures to heal themselves for 1-3% of HP, while mobs with a small amount of HP, for example 25 HP, will receive treatment equal to 20%. With this PR, all basic/animal mobs receive the same % of HP equal to the amount of healing for using one healing object. Like if sutures heal 10 brute damage, it will heal 10% of basic/animal mob HP. ## Why It's Good For The Game Makes treatment for basic and animal mobs more understandable and less resource-intensive, like if you heal basic/animal mob with 100 hp or 220 hp you will need the same number of sutures. ## Changelog :cl: balance: Sutures now heal a percentage of basic/animal max health instead of a flat amount. /:cl: * Sutures now heal a percentage of basic/animal max health instead of a flat amount --------- Co-authored-by: Xackii <[email protected]>
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* Fixes netpod healing exploit (#80717) ## About The Pull Request This PR addresses an issue where netpod healing effects persisted under certain conditions (Issue #80715). Specifically, when a netpod is destroyed with a player inside, the embryonic stasis effect improperly continued. This adds another cases where the user is teleported out by other means (not currently a known issue). ## Why It's Good For The Game Fixes an in game exploit / bug Fixes #80715 ## Changelog :cl: fix: Having a netpod destroyed will no longer grant you permanent healing. /:cl: * Fixes netpod healing exploit --------- Co-authored-by: Jeremiah <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: NovaBot <[email protected]>
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Mirrored on Skyrat: Skyrat-SS13/Skyrat-tg#24620
Original PR: tgstation/tgstation#79266
About The Pull Request
Changes the amount of HP gained when treating basic and animal mobs. For today mobs receive treatment equal to the half treatment of the selected object like sutures heal 5 hp.
Because of this, mobs with a large amount of HP, such as gorillas, spend one stack of sutures to heal themselves for 1-3% of HP, while mobs with a small amount of HP, for example 25 HP, will receive treatment equal to 20%.
With this PR, all basic/animal mobs receive the same % of HP equal to the amount of healing for using one healing object. Like if sutures heal 10 brute damage, it will heal 10% of basic/animal mob HP.
Why It's Good For The Game
Makes treatment for basic and animal mobs more understandable and less resource-intensive, like if you heal basic/animal mob with 100 hp or 220 hp you will need the same number of sutures.
Changelog
🆑 Xackii
balance: Sutures now heal a percentage of basic/animal max health instead of a flat amount.
/:cl: