Makes radiation wave decay inverse square instead of exponential #6044
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About The Pull Request
As title. Right now it decays exponentially instead of through an inverse square law.
Why It's Good For The Game
It... makes radiation stronger, actually. Not sure this is better. But engineers should be wearing rad suits when there's radiation anyway, so, y'know. Probably good.
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fix: "Inverse square factor" for radiation now actually inverse square instead of exponential decay
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