Removes the ability for the AI to track mobs in objects, as well as very transparent mobs. #3647
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remembered to change branches, left old stuff.. one second |
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About The Pull Request
ports tgstation/tgstation#82252
Removes AIs ability to track mobs in vents, lockers, and people that are mostly invisible
Why It's Good For The Game
Bug, stupid bug, AIs shouldn't be able to track stuff like headslugs in vents or people hiding in stealth boxes and lockers.
AIs already can't track fully invis people and I think it makes sense for almost fully invis people as well since its mostly cloaking module for modsuits and ninjas and being able to just track them gets rid of the point of a stealth module
Changelog
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balance: AIs can no longer track nearly fully invisible people
fix: AIs can no longer track people in vents or objects such as lockers
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